I
grew up in Severna Park, Maryland in a military family I then moved
to Pensacola, Florida to finish school, met my husband, got married and
we were off to California for 7 years. I moved here to Jacksonville as a
Marine spouse in 2002. We bought our first home and had it built from
the ground up. We were able to choose the floor plan, colors and were
involved in every step to completion. The experience was great. I loved
every minute of it. When it was time for a career choice in 2009 it was
an easy choice to be a Real Estate Agent. My experience as a former
Marine wife for 15 years enables me to easily relate to the military
families lifestyle and needs. Jacksonville has become my home now. I
have raised 3 children here and I truly believe Jacksonville is a
family-friendly community with a lot to offer for everyone! Real Estate
is my passion and am excited to help you with your next home. You will
see I am honest, loyal and dedicated in every aspect of my life and
can't wait to work with you. Welcome to your next home!
If you are looking to Buy, Sell or Rent, then I''m the agent for you! Contact me now.
Proudly represented by:
Jane Burger
Fathom Realty
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Phone:910-265-6630
Mobile Phone: 910-265-6630
License # 265571
944 Eton Dr
Jacksonville, North Carolina 28546
As of April 28, 2016, 709 Dexter Ct is an active listing. Contact the listing agent to confirm current availability.
What features does 709 Dexter Ct offer?
Notable features of 709 Dexter Ct include New Construction, Stainless Appliances, Open to dining area and family room, Large Master bedroom Suite, NO Septic Systems, $7,500 Use as you choose, Close To Camp Lejeune, Seller Paid Closing Costs.
What parking does 709 Dexter Ct have?
Parking at 709 Dexter Ct: Car Garage.
How do I schedule a showing of 709 Dexter Ct?
Contact listing agent Jane Burger, or use the contact form on this page. The listing's AI assistant can also answer questions and help arrange a showing 24/7.
What should buyers ask about a newly built home in Jacksonville, NC?
Get the builder warranty terms in writing (what's covered in years one, two, and ten), have an independent inspection done even on new construction, and confirm what's actually included versus model-home upgrades. Ask about HOA formation and who controls it until build-out.
Do new-construction homes need an inspection?
Yes — independent inspectors routinely find issues in brand-new homes, from flashing and grading to HVAC installation. An inspection before the builder's warranty walkthrough gives you a documented punch list while fixes are still the builder's responsibility.