100 Lighthouse Ln

A low-rise condominium community of single-story and two-level villas built in 2006, the development clusters small blocks of residences around wooded buffers and surface parking. Buildings are modest in scale (primarily one-floor units with some stacked two-floor plans) and use hardy exterior materials suited to a coastal North Carolina setting. Typical units are two-bedroom, two-bath layouts with open living/dining areas, kitchen islands or eat-in kitchens, high ceilings (often nine feet), and master suites on the main level. Interior finishes vary by unit and phase but commonly include wood or laminate floors in living areas, carpeted bedrooms, solid-surface counters, walk-in closets, walk-in showers, ceiling fans, window treatments, and in-unit washer/dryer hookups. Many buildings incorporate elevators between levels despite low heights, and second-floor homes often have private balconies while ground-floor villas offer sliding doors to patios. Shared site amenities are basic and practical — irrigation, community landscaping, and boat-launch proximity rather than expansive recreational infrastructure. Parking is surface-level; pet policies and HOA services (trash, water/sewer in some offerings) differ by unit and lease. The complex sits in the Swansboro/Cedar Point corridor, a short drive to Emerald Isle beaches, regional military bases, and local shops, offering a coastal lifestyle with easy highway access and neighborhood tranquility.