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I just found out an old aquaintance of ours lives in SHallotte NC?
where is this?
we are getting to retire from the west and thought this sounded appealing?
is it near the water?
does it have its own shopping downtown? quaint town?
Can anyone give me any information on this place? location? in NC
etc
thank you for your help
Shallotte is a small town on HWY 17 between Calabash and Bolivia NC. It is about 10-15 minutes from the beach (Holden Beach or Ocean Isle Beach) and 40-45 minutes to Wilmington, to the north or North Myrtle Beach, to the south.
There is quite a bit of development going on in the area as boomers seem to have discovered it and developers are building subdivisions and marketing them aggressively.
The beaches in the area are absolutely beautiful and quite undeveloped (ie-no high rises). Lots of golf, water activity and history in the area.
They do have a Home Depot, Super Walmart, Chili's and other small shops, but as I said, it is a small town.
The zip is 28459, you can check Realtor.com for home prices and availability.
We love the area and plan to make it home in the future.
Location: Sunny Phoenix Arizona...wishing for a beach.
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I just found out an old aquaintance of ours lives in SHallotte NC?
where is this?
we are getting to retire from the west and thought this sounded appealing?
is it near the water?
does it have its own shopping downtown? quaint town?
Can anyone give me any information on this place? location? in NC
etc
thank you for your help
Hi there Gilbert person. I moved from Gilbert AZ in Feb to Charlotte and now I am in Myrtle Beach(love it). I will be starting a job in Shallotte Monday
From what I have seen of Shallotte it is a small town but growing. It's in between Wilmington and Myrtle Beach. I think it's a lovely place close to plenty of beaches. It has shopping and restaurants. I think you should come down and take a peek.
Location: Sunny Phoenix Arizona...wishing for a beach.
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Shallotte is a small town on HWY 17 between Calabash and Bolivia NC. It is about 10-15 minutes from the beach (Holden Beach or Ocean Isle Beach) and 40-45 minutes to Wilmington, to the north or North Myrtle Beach, to the south.
There is quite a bit of development going on in the area as boomers seem to have discovered it and developers are building subdivisions and marketing them aggressively.
The beaches in the area are absolutely beautiful and quite undeveloped (ie-no high rises). Lots of golf, water activity and history in the area.
They do have a Home Depot, Super Walmart, Chili's and other small shops, but as I said, it is a small town.
The zip is 28459, you can check Realtor.com for home prices and availability.
We love the area and plan to make it home in the future.
North Myrtle beach is 20 minutes from there using Hickman Rd
Location: Sunny Phoenix Arizona...wishing for a beach.
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Sheena- Thanks! Where is Hickman Rd?
Congrats on the job Where will you be working?
Hickman rd is off of the 17 going towards Little River but you need turn right after Brunswick Plantation. Follow that rd about 8 minutes and take a left and on your right you can grab the 31 to Myrtle Beach or pick up the 17 right there to N Myrtle. It cuts out going through Little River and all the lights.
I will be working for the company with all the billboards up the 17.....LOL
The Coastal Companies. They built Brunswick Plantation as well as all the other upscale communities going up. Ocean Ridge etc.
Hickman rd is off of the 17 going towards Little River but you need turn right after Brunswick Plantation. Follow that rd about 8 minutes and take a left and on your right you can grab the 31 to Myrtle Beach or pick up the 17 right there to N Myrtle. It cuts out going through Little River and all the lights.
I will be working for the company with all the billboards up the 17.....LOL
The Coastal Companies. They built Brunswick Plantation as well as all the other upscale communities going up. Ocean Ridge etc.
Thanks Sheena-will try that route next week when we are down there!
We bought some property from Coastal Communities a couple of years ago, it was a pretty positive experience. Hope you have one too
Hi SHeena
COngratulations - I was wondering where you went off too -
so you found a peace of heaven I hear
Good Luck
we are still back in PHX trying to sell
maybe we will come check it out -
Location: Sunny Phoenix Arizona...wishing for a beach.
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Hi SHeena
COngratulations - I was wondering where you went off too -
so you found a peace of heaven I hear
Good Luck
we are still back in PHX trying to sell
maybe we will come check it out -
Yes I have gone coastal It's better than going postal
You should check out Shallotte and the surrounding areas like Holden Beach. It's a short drive to Little River and N Myrtle Beach as well as Wilmington to the North. I work in Shallotte and live in Myrtle Beach.
I think you would really like it alot. I wish you the best of luck trying to sell your house.
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