At North Carolina Coast & Lakes, it's all about the land and water: the beauty of it, the lure of it-and the conscientious development of it.

Treasure Pointe (Bath, NC):
Bath was home to Blackbeard the Pirate, so what better name for this waterfront development than Treasure Pointe? This community on Bath Creek and Harvey Creek has just over 50 lots, nearly all of them with waterfront.

Waters at Sunset Pointe (Elizabeth City, NC):
This community on the Little River and Symonds Creek has just under 100 lots. The environmentally sensitive design preserves the on-site wetlands and pond system, providing exceptional homesites and enhanced habitat for birds and other wildlife.

Heritage Shores (Hertford, NC)
This waterfront community on Yeopim Creek has more than 100 lots. Originally heavily wooded, the site was carefully timbered to preserve select tree stands that enhance the overall design of the project.

Dowry Creek (Belhaven, NC)
This Pungo River waterfront property with approximately 120 lots had been only partially developed by a land company that went under. North Carolina Coast & Lakes took over the property, added the right mix of design and marketing ingredients-and sold out the development.

Deep Creek Shores (Hertford, NC)
This 90-lot community on Deep Creek showcases the North Carolina Coast & Lakes philosophy of creative waterfront development coupled with environmental protection. To protect valuable wetlands, vegetation on each lot was meticulously thinned and boardwalks were constructed to provide better views and better water access. The result: stunning waterfront homesites and enhanced wetlands that are now home to all types of waterfowl.