Home Away from Home 
Nestled along the coast of Eastern, NC, this quaint southern culture sets the stage for a wondrous home away from home in the heart of the Inner Banks. The pristine wetlands, natural settings and proximity to the Intracoastal Waterway provide an abundance of recreational, educational and cultural activities to enjoy throughout the year. The Inner Bank’s agreeable climate, small town hospitality, and miles and miles of waterfront property make it appealing to people with a variety of interests and backgrounds. The historic towns of Washington, Bath and Bellhaven are steeped in history dating back to the days of Pirates and English traders hauling goods in wooden sloops. The charm of these towns is carefully being preserved while making room for growth. Much of the Inner Bank’s recent growth has been fueled by retirees and small business entrepreneurs finding a home here. Many small towns on the Inner Banks have joined together to strengthen the region’s economy by fostering an environment that is attractive to knowledge workers, artists, and other people working in the creative economy. 

The Intracoastal and The Three Rivers
This coastal region was branded the Inner Banks to distinguish it from the Outer Banks – a string of small islands off the coast of North Carolina that are a popular tourist attraction. The Inner Banks is comprised of over 3,000 miles of inland coastline and is home to over 2.5 million residents. The Inner Banks lie between Interstate-95 to the west, the Outer Banks, and extends from the Virginia border down to the South Carolina border. Our slice of heaven is comprised of the riverfronts of the Pungo, Pamlico and Neuse Rivers. The Intracoastal Waterway connects through these rivers. Because these rivers eventually lead to the Atlantic Ocean, the Salt Water sportsman finds this to be a paradise.

Recently The Inner Banks has gained national attention.

• Business Week calls the coast of NC, “The New Aspen”.
• The Wall Street Journal “Guide to Real Estate” 2006 picks Bath, NC as one of the top twelve most tempting Locations for Vacation-Home Buys.
• Daily News ranks Beaufort County, NC “Best buys for vacation and second homes”.

A Local Introduction
As real estate professionals, Sandy and Glenn believe it is not only their duty, but their privilege to introduce people to the Inner Banks area and help them make the most of living here. They also know that finding a new home is just one of the tasks that you face when you are relocating to a new area. Their goal is to help you coordinate everything as smoothly and efficiently as possible here, while you’re wrapping up the final details of packing up and moving out of your current home. 

Make Your Next Move Your Best Move 
Of course there is no obligation, Sandy and Glenn believe in making real estate and the relocation process as easy as possible for everyone involved. To them that means providing information to anyone who wants to find out more about the area that means so much to them.

So select the box for the guide below and click on the 'send me' button to contact them for more information about the area. You may also send Sandy and Glenn a message now by clicking here to specify what information would be most valuable to you. They are happy to customize a package that best fits your needs.