If you've ever watched a home renovation show and thought, ''I could do that!''... here's your chance to prove it. This 1-bedroom, 1-bath home isn't looking for compliments, it's looking for someone with vision. It needs plenty of TLC, but here's the good news: houses can be fixed up. Locations like this can't. Situated on a beautiful 50' x 150' wooded lot with public water, public sewer, and a paved street, you're already starting with some of the hard-to-find essentials. And the best part? For under $90,000, you'll be just five minutes from one of North Carolina's best beaches, a seaside golf course, fishing piers, the charming historic waterfront of Southport, outstanding restaurants, shopping, and entertainment. Whether you're looking for an affordable beach getaway, your next investment, or a project that's all about location, this one deserves a look. Around here, people spend hundreds of thousands of dollars just to be close to everything this property offers. The house needs work. The lot is beautiful. The location is priceless. You can renovate a house. You can't renovate an address. Give this one a look today!
Listing courtesy of Keller Williams Innovate-OKI. Selling Office: A Non Member.

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