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Scenic subdivisions along Greenville Loop Road
On the edge of Greenville Sound between Wrightsville Beach and Masonboro Island, Greenville Loop is named after the road it borders. The area consists of many smaller subdivisions. “It’s so lovely there with all of the big trees, big lots and big homes,” says Glenda Newell, a Wilmington resident who is affiliated with Coldwell Banker Sea Coast Advantage. “It’s really a beautiful location.” In addition to being close to parks and other outdoor amenities, Greenville Loop is just miles away from shopping and dining on Oleander Drive. Homes closer to the water often have their own docks, but boaters could also store their vessels at the Bradley Creek Marina.
Larger homes in Greenville Loop are situated on islands or peninsulas that extend into the water.
The marina near Greenville Loop is always bustling with activity.
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Properties with dense foliage and waterfront lots
“There are a lot of homes in the Greenville Loop area that have intercoastal frontage,” Newell says. “They’re in high demand and high priced.” In some subdivisions, properties sit closer together in looping roads and cul-de-sacs with wooded backyards big enough for in-ground pools. Other houses sit tucked away behind long driveways and dense foliage. Homes date to the late 1960s, with some built as recently as the mid-2010s. Closer to Greenville Loop Road, prices range from $400,000 for smaller homes in need of updates to $1.4 million for newer homes with more than 3,000 square feet of living space. While most larger, waterfront properties range from about $1.7 million to $3.7 million, some particularly grand homes can range from $5.6 million to $10 million. Condos in the Tidal Oaks community with three bedrooms sell for around $215,000, but Bradley Oaks Condominiums range from $1.7 million to about $2 million.
A custom-built home in Greenville Loop showcases a well-manicured lawn.
The Greenville Loop neighborhood is located on the Intracoastal Waterway near Wrightsville Beach.
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Driving to the airport and the Downtown Riverfront district
The neighborhood is car-dependent, with minimal public transportation, some sidewalks and no designated bike lanes. There are a few Wave Transit bus stops close to where Greenville Loop Road meets Oleander Drive. Following Oleander to Downtown Riverfront will take around 8 miles, which could mean around 35 minutes in heavier traffic. The drive to Wilmington International Airport is about 10 miles. Greenville Loop has a CAP Index crime score of 2 out of 10, lower than the national average of 4.
A family from Greenville Loop enjoys wakeboarding around Wrightsville Beach.
The Wilmington Riverwalk is a 20-minute drive from Greenville Loop.
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Golfing, playgrounds and beach days within a few miles
Wilmington Municipal Golf Course is an 18-hole course that offers reduced rates to residents of New Hanover, Brunswick and Pender counties. Long Leaf Park offers four Little League fields and courts for tennis and basketball. For kids, there’s a playground, splash pad and walking trail that features pages from children’s picture books. “There is an equestrian area for those who ride,” Newell says. “But I don’t see as many horse shows out there as I used to.” Wrightsville Beach is a few miles from Greenville Loop. “Most of the college kids and the young people are on their boats over on Masonboro Island,” Newell says. “You can canoe over there and camp.” Ferries and water taxis also travel to this undeveloped barrier island, accessible only by boat. Visitors can explore this undisturbed environment, walk along the beach and while camping is allowed, there are no facilities.
Children of all ages from Greenville Loop enjoy the playground at Long Leaf Park.
Boys from Greenville Loop make the most of their spring break at nearby Wrightsville Beach.
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Education options at New Hanover County Schools
Bradley Creek Elementary earns a B-plus on Niche. Students then go to Roland-Grise Middle and Hoggard High, which each receive an A-minus. The high school recently built a new gymnasium and expanded the cafeteria. Families can enter a lottery system for the chance to attend year-round, magnet, and open-choice schools within New Hanover County Schools, which has an overall score of A-minus. The University of North Carolina Wilmington is just a few miles from the neighborhood.
Roland-Grise Middle School is located in Wilmington, NC in New Hanover County.
John T. Hoggard High School has a student to teacher ratio of 19:1.
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Seafood, shops on Oleander Drive and Mayfaire Town Center
Boathouse Restaurant has a menu of broiled, steamed and grilled seafood. Across the parking lot, Mad Mole Brewing serves its own drafts and has rotating food trucks. Greenville Loop Seafood sells fresh seafood daily. Oleander Drive is a major thoroughfare and intersects with College Road, another busy street with grocery stores, chain restaurants and department stores. It’s the location of Wrightsville Beach Brewery, which is owned by a native Wilmingtonian. Mayfaire Town Center is a nearby outdoor shopping mall with over 80 stores and restaurants, a Regal movie theater and a Dave & Buster’s.
The Bluewater Grille near Greenville Loop offers outdoor dining with views overlooking the water.
Friends from Greenville Loop spend the day window shopping at the Mayfaire Town Center.
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On average, homes in Greenville Loop, Wilmington sell after 32 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Greenville Loop, Wilmington over the last 12 months is $830,000, down 41% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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