204 Oyster Ln
N Topsail Beach, NC 28460
2 beds · 2 baths · 1,260 sqft
$550,000
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-Rare single family 2 bedroom 2 bathroom home on 0.28 acre lot. 3 car concrete driveway. No HOA! LOCATION: -Quiet end of the island but close enough to enjoy restaurants, shopping, shelling, and fishing. -Only .07 miles (363 feet) to the closest beach access. -Situated between the ocean and the intercoastal waterway on pilings with decks in all directions for beautiful views. MAIN FLOOR -Tons of natural light! -Vaulted living room ceiling with dual ceiling fans. -Dark LVP recently installed throughout. -Open kitchen overlooks expansive dining/living room area that makes entertaining a breeze. New soft close cabinets added to the island area. -Brand new granite countertops throughout the kitchen. New 4x4 spacious pantry, new refrigerator, light fixtures, and a deep stainless steel sink. Propane tank added in March 2023 for the new gas stove and tankless water heater. Main floor bedroom (twin over full bunk) with door to the back deck and newly remodeled bathroom with a new walk-in shower, vanity, and sink. Laundry area is tucked away under the stairs. UPSTAIRS: Upstairs includes a full bathroom and the primary bedroom (king bed) with dual fans and dual closets with barn doors and closet organizers. Second floor balcony has beautiful views. GROUND LEVEL Under the home you will find an abundance of enclosed, lighted space with full swing garage doors for covered parking, storage, a game room, or even a workshop. The ground floor also has a separate secured insulated storage closet and recently installed outdoor shower. Less than half a mile to the 4x4 drive-on beach access 15 minutes to bases, restaurants, shopping and more. This perfect little home is just steps from a level, easily walkable public beach access. Fishing, boating, swimming, shelling...Topsail Island has it all. Motivated Seller
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