Waterfront living begins here in the peaceful Spring Creek subdivision! This wooded 2.25-acre tract offers beautiful, wide-ranging views of the Pamlico River and Mill Creek. Enter by way of a private, winding driveway that leads you through the trees and into this naturally secluded setting. Recent brush clearing has opened portions of the property, making it easier to explore the land and imagine the possibilities. Developed by Weyerhaeuser, Spring Creek offers protective covenants intended to preserve the character and value of the neighborhood while still allowing room to create a waterfront retreat of your own. Mature trees provide plenty of privacy, while the surrounding waterways place you near the Intracoastal Waterway, Pamlico Sound, and some of Eastern North Carolina's best boating, fishing, and sailing destinations. Enjoy quiet mornings by the water, colorful sunsets, and the slower pace of life that makes Aurora so special. If you have been searching for room to spread out, waterfront views, and a peaceful place to potentially build your dream home, this property deserves a closer look. Your own piece of waterfront heaven in Eastern North Carolina is waiting!
Listing courtesy of Legacy Premier Real Estate, LLC.

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