Super cute and well maintained oceanfront condo. It is a 2 bedroom unit with a master and then a full hall bath that comes fully furnished. The living, dining and kitchen are all open and very bright from the natural light because it is an end unit. This is a first floor unit so not many stairs to climb with luggage and groceries. There is also a ground floor storage closet for bikes and beach gear for convenience and to keep the porch less cluttered. This unit is on the SW side with a private balcony that has a great ocean view. Sit out there and relax for morning coffee or evening cocktails. Enjoy being protected from the NE winds. The current owner does not rent and hasn't since they have owned it. It is very obvious from the little wear and tear. This condo is in great condition and ready for the next owner to start enjoying. Great central location near restaurants, shopping, grocery store, movies, etc.
Listing information updated September 30, 2014
1633 N. Virginia Dare Trail has 2 bedrooms.
1633 N. Virginia Dare Trail has 2 bathrooms.
1633 N. Virginia Dare Trail is approximately 910 square feet.
1633 N. Virginia Dare Trail is listed at $239,000.
As of September 30, 2014, 1633 N. Virginia Dare Trail is an active listing. Contact the listing agent to confirm current availability.
Notable features of 1633 N. Virginia Dare Trail include Oceanfront Community, 1 Master Suite, Oceanviews, Screen Porch, Covered Parking.
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