A small subdivision with 12 very substantial homes and 8 slips. All of the houses in 1612 Front Street subdivision (yep, that's the name) are on the western side of Carrot Island Lane which runs perpendicular to Front Street, which is running parallel to Taylor's Creek. The docks are well maintained and equipped for a community facility. Most of the slips are equipped with power lifts. Slips may be rented to residents but can not be sold to anyone outside of the subdivision.
This is a great location for dinner cruises to Beaufort and Morehead City or exploring the undeveloped islands of the area.
Beaufort Landing is one of three neighborhoods in a row along Taylor Creek that share the name Beaufort Landing. This Beaufort Landing consists of 15 parcels beginning on the east side of Tidal Pond. The second, or Beaufort Landing Townhomes, is made up of 40 units in clusters of 4 and 5, which are legally condominiums, not townhomes. The third is Beaufort Landing Village comprised of 28 condominiums. Each neighborhood has it's own association with different association fees and it's own docks.
So this Beaufort Landing, the farthest to the West, boarding on the east by a small pond called Tidal Pond, consists single family homes on 15 parcels. Across Front Street to the south they have a well maintained marina of 27 slips. Most of the slips have power lifts. There's a pavilion and sitting area.
1612 Front Street is a subdivision with 11 homes on smallish lots serviced by an ally behind the houses. Garages and parking are off the ally way in the rear of each house. All of the houses in 1612 Front Street subdivision are on the western side of Carrot Island Lane which runs perpendicular to Front Street, parallel to Taylors Creek. The community marina has 8 slips. The docks are well maintained and equipped for a community facility. All of the slips are equipped with power lifts. Slips may be rented to non residents but can not be sold to anyone outside of the subdivision.
This is a great location for dinner cruises to Beaufort and Morehead City or exploring the undeveloped islands of the area.
Gallant's Landing is an 11-parcel subdivision of very substantial houses at the northwest end of Beaufort. Its marina is well equipped, with 27 slips ranging from 25 to 55 feet.
Taylor's Creek is a 15-parcel subdivision on Taylor's Creek in Beaufort. Ten of the lots have water access. The landlocked lots have a community dock along a cut from Taylor's Creek.
At the confluence of Sandy Huss Creek and Adams Creek just east of the Neuse River
Maximum Boat Length:
30
Hidden Harbor is a subdivision on Sandy Huss Creek and Adams Creek off the Neuse River. The subdivision appears to have 28 lots and 10 boat slips on a community dock. Many of the owners have provided their own power lifts.
Lord Carteret Condos shares a common dock with 1013 Front Street, a 5-unit complex just behind it. Lord Carteret Condos has 4 units each at approximately 1170 square feet, 3 bedrooms 2 baths. These condos were built in 1975, so it is reasonable to expect modifications. Each unit is one level, with two units on the ground floor and 2 on the second. There is no elevator. Beaufort's downtown waterfront is less than a half mile away.
The common docks are right across the street on Taylor Creek. Slips are assigned. They are marketed at 25 feet, but the back piles are 30 feet from the dock. The docks are basic but well maintained and would be fine for craft under 25 feet for cruising downtown Beaufort, Morehead City, and beyond.
A small subdivision with 12 very substantial homes and 8 slips. All of the houses in 1612 Front Street subdivision (yep, that's the name) are on the western side of Carrot Island Lane which runs perpendicular to Front Street, which is running parallel to Taylor's Creek. The docks are well maintained and equipped for a community facility. Most of the slips are equipped with power lifts. Slips may be rented to residents but can not be sold to anyone outside of the subdivision.
This is a great location for dinner cruises to Beaufort and Morehead City or exploring the undeveloped islands of the area.
Beaufort Landing is one of three neighborhoods in a row along Taylor Creek that share the name Beaufort Landing. This Beaufort Landing consists of 15 parcels beginning on the east side of Tidal Pond. The second, or Beaufort Landing Townhomes, is made up of 40 units in clusters of 4 and 5, which are legally condominiums, not townhomes. The third is Beaufort Landing Village comprised of 28 condominiums. Each neighborhood has it's own association with different association fees and it's own docks.
So this Beaufort Landing, the farthest to the West, boarding on the east by a small pond called Tidal Pond, consists single family homes on 15 parcels. Across Front Street to the south they have a well maintained marina of 27 slips. Most of the slips have power lifts. There's a pavilion and sitting area.
Beaufort Landing Village is a condominium complex of roughly 31 units east of downtown Beaufort with a community dock on Taylor Creek. The docks were recently rebuilt after a storm destroyed them. It appears they have 13 slips, some 25 feet and some 30 feet.
Beaufort Landing Townhomes is a condominium complex is east of downtown Beaufort on Taylor Creek. The complex has roughly 40 units, ranging from 850 to 1100 square feet, mostly 2-bedroom, 2-bath. They have a well-maintained, well-equipped marina across Front Street.
1612 Front Street is a subdivision with 11 homes on smallish lots serviced by an ally behind the houses. Garages and parking are off the ally way in the rear of each house. All of the houses in 1612 Front Street subdivision are on the western side of Carrot Island Lane which runs perpendicular to Front Street, parallel to Taylors Creek. The community marina has 8 slips. The docks are well maintained and equipped for a community facility. All of the slips are equipped with power lifts. Slips may be rented to non residents but can not be sold to anyone outside of the subdivision.
This is a great location for dinner cruises to Beaufort and Morehead City or exploring the undeveloped islands of the area.
