Award-Winning Real Estate
Team Representing You
Throughout Southeastern NC
The Beatty Pittman
Real Estate Team
The Beatty Pittman
Real Estate Team
Our talented and experienced team of brokers have assisted 8,000+ families in finding their ideal place to call ‘home’ in southeastern North Carolina. With over $1.9 billion in sales volume since 1999, The Beatty Pittman Team represents YOU. So, whether you’re considering the sale of your property, or thinking of purchasing a new home/homesite, or relocating to our area, let’s work together to solve your Wilmington area real estate needs!
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“Love Where You Live”
Wilmington
Wilmington’s appeal stems from one major thing: location. Nestled between the Cape Fear River and the Atlantic Ocean, you’ll find a quiet hometown community that loves to get out on the water. If you enjoy relaxing on the beach, soaking in the warm sunrays, and the occasional fishing adventure, then you’ll love Wilmington.
Wrightsville Beach
Upon entering the town of Wrightsville Beach is the tiny isle known as Harbor Island, which includes Wrightsville Beach Town Hall and Park, full-service marinas, dry and wet docks and housing that ranges from townhomes to quaint Craftsman style homes. Harbor Island connects to Wrightsville Beach over the sparkling waters of Banks Channel. Here on this four mile stretch of beach, the resort-style amenities of Wrightsville Beach will unfold before your eyes. With less than 3,000 year-round residents, one can easily imagine what it’s like to own a piece of paradise!
Carolina Beach
Carolina Beach is located on a slip of land called Pleasure Island about 30 minutes south of downtown Wilmington on Carolina Beach Road. The town has about 5,000 year-round residents and a family atmosphere with a vintage 1950s feel. The boardwalk with its arcades and shops selling ice cream, fudge and beach toys is a lively spot in summer as is the lake in the town center where pedal boat rentals are available. Nearby, Carolina Beach State Park offers camping, fishing, hiking and picnicking, but watch out for the carnivorous Venus flytraps…the plants grow wild here!
Kure Beach
South of Carolina Beach is Kure Beach, this area is well known as the newer more upscale area of Pleasure Island. With a year-round population of about 1,500 residents, Kure Beach manages to retain its quaint, family oriented atmosphere. The Kure Beach area is bustling with rapid development, small beach cottages are intermingled with magnificent newly built luxury homes and condominiums. The area has a variety of small shops and restaurants to complete the coastal living experience.
Figure 8
This private, visually stunning island in North Carolina offers residents and vacationers the opportunity to experience life in paradise. With miles of beaches with white sand and peaceful nature trails full of greenery, Figure Eight provides visitors the joy of surreal escape, blue waters, and beautifully luxurious homes to buy or for rent.
Historic Downtown Wilmington
Wilmington’s Historic District offers many amenities that make living in the area a pleasant experience. Serving as the cultural center for the region, it houses major arts and cultural facilities, such as Thalian Hall Center for the Performing Arts, along with many private art galleries. The Community Arts Center provides programs and facilities in all the arts. A beautiful riverwalk and riverfront park function as focal points for many downtown activities, as well as the main stage for outdoor entertainment events throughout the year.
Hampstead
Whether it’s the ages-old oak trees that blanket the community or the quiet roads that run along the edge of the Intracoastal Waterway, Hampstead, “the Seafood Capital of the Carolinas,” is truly a special place. For many years, Hampstead was just a small town along the northern route out of Wilmington. But over the past decade, this once-quiet fishing village has come alive, becoming a top destination for those looking to relocate to the Cape Fear region.
Leland
Leland is fast becoming known as one of southeastern North Carolina’s gems. New residents and businesses are flocking to Leland because of the town’s abundant natural beauty highlighted by the Brunswick River and Sturgeon Creek, small town atmosphere and enormous economic potential. With its warm climate, low tax rate, beautiful natural amenities and strategic location providing convenient access to Wilmington, Myrtle Beach, Southport and area beaches, Leland is and will continue as the place to be in southeastern North Carolina.
Southport
This fishing town, which is situated at the confluence of the Cape Fear River, the Intracoastal Waterway, and the Atlantic Ocean, is located just 30 minutes south of Wilmington. Southport’s downtown is full of historic homes, huge live oaks, antique shops, art galleries, activities, parks and restaurants. The area is home to the North Carolina 4th of July Festival and the U.S. Open King Mackerel Tournament.
Oak Island
Comprised of the Town of Oak Island and Caswell Beach, Oak Island is 24 miles south of Wilmington. Stretching 19 square miles with 14 miles of sandy beaches, Oak Island offers opportunities for fishing, kayaking, canoeing, boating, beach combing, bird watching or just relaxing with sand between your toes! The coastal landscape is dotted with homes and quaint beach rentals, not high-rise hotels and condos.
Bald Head Island
Located two miles off the coast of Southport, Bald Head Island can be reached only by passenger ferry or private vessel. Amid the island’s 12,000 acres, you’ll find 10,000 untouched acres of beach, marsh and maritime forest preserves. You will also find ‘Old Baldy’ Lighthouse; built in 1817, it is the oldest standing lighthouse in North Carolina. Beautiful homes and charming neighborhoods respect the natural beauty of the surroundings.
Topsail Island
Stretching 26 miles in length and between 500 and 1,500 feet in width, the barrier island of Topsail Island contains the communities of North Topsail Beach, Surf City, and Topsail Beach. Along with its thick maritime forests, the award-winning Topsail Island is also a sanctuary for sea turtles and known for its beautiful beaches. The island lies in Onslow County in the north, and in Pender County in the south.
Let's Get You Home.
All of us at The Beatty Pittman Team can attest: our little slice of coastal paradise is a special place to live! Southeastern North Carolina stretches across three counties (Brunswick, New Hanover and Pender) and our area has become a prime real estate destination for retirement and relocation, thanks to low taxes, fabulous weather and a great location! Added bonus: there’s tons to do!
Are you interested in learning more about the Wilmington, North Carolina area? Let The Beatty Pittman Team show you all the places and spaces that make this area a wonderful place to call home.
Relocate To Our AreaNew Construction Home Opportunities
The Beatty Pittman Team formed the new home division in 1999 to help local builders and developers to market and sell their communities. Since then we have successfully marketed and sold out 32 residential neighborhoods. Take a peek here at our ‘Sold Out’ Community Roster. Currently, we are marketing several local communities and we represent many of the best builders in southeastern NC. We have successfully helped approximately 2,800 families buy new construction homes in our communities.
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