Sloop Point Plantation

ICW View from Sloop Point Plantation house. 

Step Back in Time, Sail into Your Future: Discovering Sloop Point Plantation in Hampstead, NC

Imagine waking up to the gentle lapping of the Intracoastal Waterway, sunlight dappling through ancient live oak trees, and the rich sense of history permeating the very air you breathe. This isn't just a dream; it's the everyday reality for residents of Sloop Point Plantation in Hampstead, North Carolina – a truly unique community where centuries of history meet the best of modern coastal living.

At Timber & Tide, we believe finding the perfect home is about discovering a lifestyle. And Sloop Point Plantation offers a lifestyle unlike any other on the Carolina Coast.

A Journey Through History's Pages

Sloop Point Plantation isn't just old; it's a cornerstone of North Carolina's heritage. The stunning Sloop Point Plantation House, dating back to 1726, proudly stands as the oldest surviving house in the state. Picture this: generations have walked these grounds, from its early days as a bustling colonial-era plantation and seaport, through centuries of coastal Carolina evolution. This tangible connection to the past offers an unparalleled depth and character to the community. Walking beneath the majestic, moss-draped live oaks, you can almost hear the whispers of stories from bygone eras.

The Allure of Waterfront Living Today

While rich in history, Sloop Point Plantation is no relic. It's a vibrant community that embraces its stunning natural surroundings. Residents enjoy:

  • Breathtaking Views: Expansive vistas of the Intracoastal Waterway provide a constantly changing, beautiful backdrop for daily life.

  • Boater's Paradise: With direct access to the ICW, each lot/home has a deeded boat slip. The community features amenities like a community dock, making it effortless to spend your days exploring the shimmering waters, fishing for local catches, or simply cruising along the coastline.

  • Nature's Embrace: Beyond the water, the mature landscaping, iconic live oaks, and serene environment create a peaceful retreat from the everyday hustle. It’s a place where you can truly connect with the coastal ecosystem.

Perfectly Positioned in Hampstead

Nestled in the heart of Hampstead, Sloop Point Plantation offers the perfect blend of tranquility and convenience. You're just a short drive from:

  • Topsail Island's Pristine Beaches: Spend your weekends sunbathing, surfing, or searching for seashells on the beautiful shores of Surf City, Topsail Beach, and North Topsail Beach.

  • The Charms of Wilmington: A little further afield, the historic city of Wilmington provides a wealth of dining, shopping, cultural attractions, and entertainment options.

  • Everyday Conveniences: Hampstead itself offers excellent schools, local eateries, and the amenities you need for comfortable living.

Imagine Your Life at Sloop Point Plantation

Owning a home in Sloop Point Plantation is more than just an address; it's an investment in a unique lifestyle. Whether you envision a custom-built waterfront dream home or a charming property nestled within this historic landscape, the opportunities are as captivating as the views. It’s a chance to create your own chapter in a place where history, nature, and an active coastal lifestyle converge.

Ready to Explore Sloop Point Plantation?

The Carolina Coast is calling, and Sloop Point Plantation might just be the historic gem you've been searching for. If you're captivated by the idea of living in a community with such a rich past and vibrant present, the team at Timber & Tide is here to guide you.

We specialize in helping discerning buyers discover not just houses, but homes that unlock their dream lifestyle along the North Carolina coast. Let us share our local expertise and help you explore the possibilities that await in Sloop Point Plantation and other exceptional Hampstead communities.

Contact Timber & Tide today to begin your journey! Let's find your piece of Carolina history.

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