402 Saxby Way Holly Ridge, NC 28445
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About this home
This 3-bedroom, 2-bath gem tucked away in The Preserve at Morris Landing is an opportunity for investors or those who are looking for a great area to live. From day one, you'll feel the perfect balance of ''off-the-beaten-path'' tranquility and ''coastal outdoor'' convenience. Roll out your paddleboard or fishing rod at Morris Landing's dock just 2 minutes around the corner, and catch stunning sunsets over the Intracoastal Waterway. When you want to swap serenity for action, drag the boat—within two minutes you're at the boat launch, launching straight into coastal living. Military life or beach life? Why choose? MARSOC/Stone Bay Gate is a quick 15-minute commute, so you'll never miss PT or morning formation. Need to grab brunch before hitting the surf? Surf City's famous shores are only a short 15 minute drive with tons of local hot spots to munch, grab a brew, or a romantic dinner. Come be a local and enjoy breweries, grocery, dr offices, and beach boutiques within minutes of your home. Think fresh seafood spots, cozy cafés, and casual diners at your fingertips, Stock up on groceries, grab a latte, or treat yourself to waterfront tacos without sacrificing your evening routine. Step inside and you'll find a bright, open layout that maximizes space and natural light. The kitchen flows into the living area, making it perfect for cooking with friends. Each bedroom is comfortably sized—ideal for hosting guests , gym, or in home office The backyard is a blank canvas with tons of room for your vision. Dreaming of summer pool parties? Check with the HOA—your oasis awaits. Need extra storage, a she-shed, or an outdoor hangout? There's room to build it all. Extremely easy commute to Jacksonville or Wilmington if you want to work in the city, but live in the quiet. 402 Saxby Way is the rare find that delivers both easy nonstop action and the peace you crave. Don't miss out on this slice of coastal paradise.
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