FSBO North Carolina Real Estate

Mountains, ocean and the Research Triangle make North Carolina a wonderful state to live in.  We moved here to seek a quieter life style and lower cost of living than in the Washington, DC Metro area where we had made our home for over 50 years.  We have not been disappointed!  The cost of hurricane insurance and real esate tax rates are higher than we expected, but the cost of food, entertainment and home construction costs have more than made up the difference.  We're happy here. Since we live in Coastal Carolina most of the pictures below reflect that.  We have some wonderful memories of the North Carolina mountains to our west as well as Winston-Salem and Greensboro as well. 

 

 

We have found it very difficult to keep up with all the changes in market conditions in North Carolina with the economic swings of late, so here is a link to a place that provides very valuable information on current real estate market conditions in North Carolina.

DO YOU HAVE  some interesting pictures taken of scenes in North Carolina?  If so, please email them to us an an attachment to an email with your comments and giving us permission to use them.  It would be greatly appreciated and might just highten interest in your state or area.  Our email address is helpdesk@fsboamerica.org.

 

 

 

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Want to visit some of the places we've talked about?

NEW BERN

The Declaration of Independence being read on the steps of Tryon Palace, July 4, 2008

The fife and drum corps marching to their concert location near river entrance to Tryon Palace, July 4, 2008.

King George being hung in effigy at Tryon Palace, July 4, 2008.

New Bern from bridge.

 It's not unusual to see people ride bicycles to the harbor at New Bern to board their boats.  Colorful and fun!

North West Creek Marina - cross the Neuse River from New Bern and enter North West Creek.

NOW, LET'S TAKE A SHORT DRIVE TO ORIENTAL... 

Oriental Harbor from the bridge.  Notice the upstairs/downstairs prorches - a typical architectural feature in this part of the world.

Oriental harbor up close - a great place to start a walk around town.

A man and his "best friend" leave the dingy dock.

A cheerful street scene during Croaker Fest in July 2008. 

Friendly teens share a "tree seat."

Doesn't this waterside house in Oriental just epitomize summer? 

Ice cream, anyone?  This little one cylinder John Deere actually makes ice cream.

Children loved the rock climb.  The little girl on the right almost made it, but her legs were too short to get a toe-hold near the very top.  However, it was quite some time before she gave up.  Bet she makes it next year!

AND NOW TO NAGS HEAD & the OUTER BANKS...

Look closely - there's a double rainbow ending in the Atlantic at Nags Head.

Sunset over the Roanoke Sound at Nags Head.

Wild horses near the beach just north of Corolla.

The Currituck light is as beautiful as any on the Outer Banks, and the Whalehead Club nearby is open for tours and well worth a visit.