141 Pelican Ct, Edenton, NC 27932

Description

Headline: Private 2-Acre Waterfront Retreat on the Albemarle Sound | Primary on Main Description: Wake to sunrise over the Albemarle Sound and end the day watching the sky turn soft shades of pink and blue across the water. Set on a quiet, completely flat 2-acre lot beside a wooded, undeveloped neighboring lot, this 2013 waterfront home offers more than 10 miles of uninterrupted open-water views, mature low-maintenance landscaping, and the kind of privacy that's increasingly hard to find on the coast. Summer on the water starts at your back door. A paved stone path leads to the recently rebuilt dock and grandfathered, permitted pier with a brand-new jet ski lift. Swim in the warm summer water, fish for the evening's catch, take the jet skis out on the Sound, or simply relax at the end of the pier. Dolphins are frequent visitors just off the shoreline. In the evening, gather around the outdoor fireplace or unwind in the hot tub under the stars, then rinse off in the outdoor shower. Inside, the home is built for living and entertaining. An open-concept layout connects the kitchen, dining area, and living room, while expansive glass doors open onto a covered patio with ceiling fans, a shaded spot to enjoy the breeze off the water. The primary-on-main suite offers single-level convenience with its own private bath. Upstairs, two guest bedrooms share a full bath, and a separate wing holds a bonus room that runs the length of the house with views on both sides. It's ideal as a game room, home office, or extra space for guests. Practical where it counts. Fiber internet up to 5 gigabits makes remote work and streaming effortless. The ground level includes a two-car garage plus a third bay for a golf cart, kayaks, or water toys. Generous storage, low-maintenance finishes, low HOA dues, and low taxes keep ownership easy. Whether you're looking for a full-time home, a weekend escape, or a summer gathering place for years to come, this is waterfront living at its best, just minutes from historic Edenton in North Carolina's Inner Banks.