Home Active Under Contract near Newport River
Investment Opportunity in the Heart of Morehead City. Small 3 Bathrooms, 1 bath home. Calling all investors, builders, and visionaries-this is your chance to own a prime piece of real estate in the vibrant downtown district of Morehead City. Just blocks from the waterfront, restaurants, and local shops, this three-bedroom, one-bath home sits on a small sized lot and offers endless potential for redevelopment or a full-scale renovation. Property Highlights: Structure is in poor condition and will require extensive repairs or demolition Zoned for residential use with potential for new construction Walkable location near downtown amenities and public parks Lot may support a new build with modern coastal design (subject to city approval) Whether you're looking to restore a piece of Morehead City's history or start fresh with a custom build, this property is priced for its land value and location. Opportunities like this in the downtown area are rare-bring your contractor, your imagination, and your offer. Serious inquiries only. Property being sold as-is. No repairs will be made by the seller.Property Details
- Beds: 3
- Baths: 1.0
- Sq Feet: 1000
- Year Built: 1950
- Location: Newport River
- Acres: 0.110
- County: Carteret County
- Community: Not In Subdivision
- Garage: On Street
- Siding: Block
- Roof: Composition
- Stories: 1
- MLS #: 100523930
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Listing Agent: Mark Mansfield, RE/MAX Ocean Properties, 252-342-5568, 252-222-3222 Listing Site, Listing Status: Active Under Contract
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| Added: | Dec 30, 2025 |
| Updated on: | Dec 30, 2025 |
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