1907 Redfish Run SW Supply, NC 28462
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NATURE IS CALLING! A beautifully maintained home nestled in the heart of the gated Oyster Harbour community, where coastal charm meets comfort and nature. LOCATED DIRECTLY on a nature lovers FRESH WATER POND; Launch your canoe or kayak directly from this property. This thoughtfully designed floor plan welcomes you in with warmth and ease, flowing seamlessly through light-filled, open-concept living spaces. The family room, anchored by a cozy fireplace, blends effortlessly with the well-equipped kitchen — the heart of the home — where you'll enjoy views of the tranquil natural pond while prepping meals. Step out onto the screened porch and relax as you take in the peaceful sights and sounds of local wildlife. Upstairs, all bedrooms and three full baths are conveniently located, including a generous owner's suite with serene views, walk-in closet, double vanity, soaking tub, and separate shower. A flexible office or den on the main level and a quiet study nook upstairs provide space for hobbies, reading, or remote work. Oyster Harbour offers a vibrant lifestyle for those seeking both relaxation and recreation. Community amenities include tennis and pickleball courts, a large outdoor pool, clubhouse with kitchen and grilling areas, and one of the few direct access boat launches on the Intracoastal Waterway — complete with day docks for convenience. Two kayak launches on the Shallotte River are just a short stroll from the home. Take an evening walk along the quiet streets, and you might even hear the ocean breeze — Holden Beach is less than 10 minutes away. Immaculate and move-in ready, this home is waiting for you. Your new friends and your next chapter in Oyster Harbour are ready to welcome you home.
Source: NORTHCAROLINAREGIONAL #100520830
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