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$417,000
5 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 100600514 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status
Step into timeless charm at 501 N Broad Street! This historic beauty seamlessly blends character and comfort with thoughtful modern updates. From the moment you arrive, the inviting wrap-around porch sets the tone for relaxed Southern living. Inside, natural light fills the home. The spacious living room features a cozy natural gas fireplace and flows effortlessly into the formal dining area and updated kitchen, complete with stainless steel appliances, abundant counter and cabinet space, and tile flooring. Original hardwood floors extend throughout, adding warmth and character to every room. The main level offers two generously sized bedrooms and two full baths, providing comfort and flexibility for guests, a home office, or a primary suite option. Upstairs, you'll find three additional bedrooms and a full bath. The updated bathrooms create spa like retreats, thoughtfully designed with beautifully tiled showers, classic footed tubs, elegant tile wainscoting, and rainfall shower heads that blend historic style with modern luxury. Outside, enjoy a fenced backyard with privacy fencing, perfect for entertaining, pets, or quiet evenings outdoors. Select furniture pieces may convey. Located just a short distance to historic Hicks Field and charming downtown Edenton, you'll love the convenience of nearby shopping, dining, and waterfront attractions. Don't miss your opportunity to own a piece of history with the updates you've been looking for!

501 N Broad St, Edenton
$75,000
4 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 100591935 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status
Looking for your next project? This is just the one you need to consider. Located in the heart of Rocky Hock, this home is waiting for some TLC. Great space, wonderful country lot over looking fields. Enjoy the serenity of the amazing sunsets.

303 Evans Bass Rd Unit # B, Edenton
$99,000
4 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 100585695 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status
Calling all investors, renovators, and entrepreneurs! This corner property at Carteret and Oakum Streets offers incredible potential in one of Edenton's growing areas. Set on an oversized lot with sidewalk access to downtown, the property has recently been rezoned to Commercial Neighborhood, opening the door to a variety of possibilities. Keep it as a single-family home, a duplex- as it most recently was, create a small retail or office space, or explore a mixed-use concept. With renovation opportunities throughout and potential Historic Tax Credit eligibility, this is your chance to bring new life to a versatile property in the heart of Edenton.

313 N Oakum St, Edenton
$6,750,000
100584860 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status
Welcome to Shepard's Long Beach--a truly irreplaceable waterfront estate encompassing approximately 964± acres along the pristine shores of North Carolina's Albemarle Sound. Offering more than 4,600 feet of direct shoreline, this extraordinary property combines privacy, natural beauty, investment potential, and centuries of history into one remarkable offering. Located just six miles from the charming waterfront town of Edenton, one of North Carolina's most celebrated historic communities, Shepard's Long Beach enjoys the perfect balance of secluded coastal living and convenient access to fine dining, shopping, marinas, and modern amenities. Luxury waterfront homes border the eastern boundary, further underscoring the property's premier location. Accessibility is exceptional, with approximately 4,130± feet of frontage along Indian Trail Road and an additional 5,855± feet of frontage on Long Beach Road, a state-maintained gravel road. According to the Farm Service Agency (FSA), the property also includes approximately 99.26 acres of productive farmland, offering opportunities for agricultural income while enhancing the estate's diversity and long-term investment appeal. The farmland is comprised primarily of highly regarded Perquimans silt loam, Yeopim loam, and Dogue fine sandy loam. Soil types that have long supported productive agriculture throughout North Carolina's coastal plain. With an average NCCPI rating exceeding 81, the agricultural acreage demonstrates strong productivity and is well suited for continued row crop production, while complementing the property's timber investment, wildlife habitat, and long-term land value. The landscape itself is remarkably diverse, featuring productive farmland, professionally managed timberlands, mature upland and bottomland hardwood forests, towering pine stands, scenic wetlands, and breathtaking waterfront vistas. The timber has been carefully stewarded through an active management program, with pine stands thinned and replanted on a rotating schedule in 1995, 2004, 2016, and 2021, demonstrating a long-term commitment to sustainable forest management while preserving the property's value for future generations. Few properties possess the versatility found at Shepard's Long Beach. Whether envisioned as a private sporting estate, an equestrian or agricultural legacy property, a multi-generational family compound, a corporate retreat, a long-term timber investment, or a thoughtfully planned waterfront development, the possibilities are as expansive as the property itself. Opportunities to acquire nearly 1,000 contiguous acres with significant Albemarle Sound frontage, extensive road frontage, productive farmland, and professionally managed timber are extraordinarily rare, making Shepard's Long Beach a legacy property that is unlikely to be duplicated. Shepard's Long Beach is a property steeped in nearly 400 years of American history. The land traces its origins to a 1627 royal grant from King Charles I of England to Sir Edward Coke, Lord Chief Justice of England and Wales, making it one of the earliest documented landholdings in what would become North Carolina. Throughout the Colonial era, the property passed through the hands of prominent English families, including the Collins family of Somerset Plantation, before being acquired in the late 1800s by Thomas Harrison Shepard, son of U.S. Congressman William Biddle Shepard. Today, ownership remains with the direct descendants of these historic families. Perhaps the property's most fascinating distinction is its connection to World War II. Thomas Harrison Shepard Jr., a General Electric executive responsible for supplying power plants to the U.S. Navy, named the USS Long Beach after Shepard's Long Beach in Chowan County--not Long Beach, California--creating a unique and enduring legacy that ties this extraordinary property to American naval history. - 964± Contiguous Acres on the shores of North Carolina's renowned Albemarle Sound - 4,600± Feet of Albemarle Sound Frontage, offering expansive water views and exceptional privacy - 4,130± Feet of Frontage on Indian Trail Road - 5,855± Feet of Frontage on Long Beach Road, a state-maintained gravel road - 99.26± FSA Cropland Acres with highly productive agricultural soils - Average NCCPI Rating of 81.5, reflecting strong agricultural productivity across the farmland - Professionally managed timber investment featuring mature hardwoods, bottomland hardwoods, and multiple generations of pine plantations - Pine stands established on a sustainable rotation in 1995, 2004, 2016, and 2021 - Diverse ecosystems including cropland, upland forests, wetlands, wildlife habitat, and scenic waterfront - Approximately 6 miles from Historic Downtown Edenton, one of North Carolina's most desirable waterfront communities - Extensive road frontage and existing infrastructure provide exceptional access throughout the property - Outstanding opportunities for hunting, fishing, boating, farming, timber production, conservation, and recreation - Ideal for a private sporting estate, multigenerational family retreat, corporate retreat, conservation investment, or carefully planned luxury waterfront development - Nearly 400 years of documented history, with ownership tracing back to a 1627 Royal Grant from King Charles I of England - An extraordinarily rare opportunity to acquire one of the largest privately owned waterfront estates remaining on the Albemarle Sound

500 Indian Trail Rd, Edenton
$35,000
100559096 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status
Vacant Lot in the heart of town--perfect for investors or those looking to build a home in the desirable city limits of our charming Southern town. Walking distance to downtown shopping, restaurants and parks

129 W Peterson St, Edenton
$549,900
100557552 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status
Located in the quiet countryside of Chowan County just outside the small farming community of Tyner, this 72-acre property on Icaria Road offers a rare mix of farmland/pastureland (planted in Bermuda Hay), timber, wildlife habitat, and water access. The land sits in a well-known outdoor region near the Chowan River, with the back of the property bordering a swamp along Indian Creek that eventually feeds into the river system. This setting creates excellent habitat for waterfowl, deer, turkey, and other wildlife that thrive in the farm and swamp environment of northeastern North Carolina. Approximately 36 acres of open tillable pastureland sit toward the front portion of the property. These fields are level and easy to work, making them ideal for farming, food plots, pasture, or building a private country homesite. Being planted in Bermuda Hay it is already set up to be exceptional pastureland or used to havest hay for income. The soils in this area are commonly sandy loam and silt loam soils that formed from old coastal sediments. These soils are known for being productive and workable and are widely used for crops such as corn, soybeans, and peanuts that are commonly grown throughout Chowan County. Some areas also contain somewhat poorly drained soils that help hold moisture and support healthy crop growth across the Coastal Plain. The remaining approximately 34 acres are in mature timber and swamp habitat, creating excellent cover for wildlife. The wooded section transitions into a natural swamp along Indian Creek where cypress, gum, and other wetland trees grow in the rich soils typical of creek bottoms in this region. These swamp areas often hold shallow water and thick vegetation that provide outstanding habitat for ducks and other waterfowl. The mix of nearby farmland, creek bottoms, and the nearby Chowan River system makes this property especially attractive for duck hunting, with natural travel paths for wood ducks and other migratory birds moving through the Albemarle region each season. One of the most unique features of the property is the presence of two brand new 50-foot by 100-foot red iron steel shelters and the area under the shelters has been rocked as a base for the shelters. These large structures provide immediate covered storage for farm equipment, tractors, boats, or hunting gear. Because of their size and strong construction, they could easily be enclosed to create fully finished buildings, workshops, or even potentially converted into a barndominium-style living space with the right improvements. This property offers the best of eastern North Carolina land ownership -- productive farmland, valuable timber, strong wildlife habitat, and water nearby for fishing and hunting. Whether you are looking for a private country homesite, a hunting retreat, or an investment property with multiple uses, this tract provides space, improvements, and natural beauty in one of the most desirable outdoor areas of northeastern North Carolina.

431 Icaria Rd, Tyner
$3,149,000
5 Beds ⋅ 4 Baths ⋅ 100508576 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status
A rare offering, Pembroke Hall is a c.1850 Greek Revival estate on 2.5+ acres of exquisite gardens overlooking the Albemarle Sound in historic Edenton. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, this elegant residence features original heart pine floors and Marie Antoinette crystal chandeliers. The bespoke kitchen includes custom cabinetry and a gas AGA range. Outdoors, enjoy curated rose gardens, lush landscaping, & coastal views. Includes 2 waterfront parcels and a new boardwalk & bulkhead with direct water access.

121 W King St, Edenton
$2,249,000
7 Beds ⋅ 7 Baths ⋅ 100490634 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status
''Wessington is one of the most magnificent antebellum residences in North Carolina'' writes Thomas Butchko, author of EDENTON An Architectural Portrait. Built in 1850, this home is three stories plus a fully renovated basement. Distinctive exterior features include a full-length double-tier portico, 9' French doors opening to ornate iron balconies, and four massive chimneys and a roof top ''widows walk''. The brick exterior walls are 18'' thick and the foundation is solid slabs of granite. The interior is equally impressive with three 12'x50' center halls, 15' ceilings on the first floor, original plaster ceiling moldings and chandeliers, 10' four panel doors, marble mantels and 15 fireplaces. Wessington has been renovated with up to date amenities and custom energy efficient utilities. What was once a utilitarian English basement is now a bedroom with full bath, recreation room with kitchenette, media room, and large laundry...all with fireplaces. This level offers the option of independent living, and the ground level entry with an elevator servicing three floors makes the home handicapped accessible. The main level features a formal parlor, dining room, small parlor, library and the kitchen. Complete with fireplace and butler's pantry, the kitchen complements the warm sophistication of the home yet easily accommodates the needs for entertaining on a grand scale. Upstairs, there is primary suite with a large dressing room and bath. There are two other bedrooms with private baths and an office. The third floor is accessed by the same impressive stairway, has the same wide center hall and 4 multipurpose rooms. The grounds include the old cistern and the old smokehouse houses the impressive utility systems including the geothermal HVAC, elevator hydraulics and other utilities. Wessington is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. This landmark home is located in the heart of the Historic District with views of Edenton Bay.

120 W King St, Edenton