Sunny days, quiet evenings and wonderful weekends on the water are just part of the reason many people are looking to call Eastern North Carolina their new home. From the sound to the sea, the area’s splendid history and brilliant future have combined to offer an area unlike any other. Eastern North Carolina is a place where people still smile and say hello in passing, where hospitality still takes kind precedence. Just like home, it’s always inviting.
           
Whether you are looking to live in one of Eastern North Carolina’s charming historic communities or you are seeking a coastal oasis, Carteret, Craven, Onslow, Pamlico and Pender counties offer a wealth of options. From beach houses to town homes to homes with more than 200 years of history, you will find the community and residence to meet your needs as well as your budget.
           
Eastern North Carolina residents enjoy pristine natural attractions such as white sandy beaches, the breathtaking Atlantic Ocean, quiet sounds, meandering rivers and other unique waterways. Boating, fishing, golf and world-class diving are enjoyable pastimes related to this casual coastal lifestyle. Maritime and national forests brimming with amazing flora and fauna are open for discovery. Historic homes and landmarks spark curiosity among young and old alike. The diversity of our region makes it a brilliant jewel of the coastal Carolinas. And while this part of North Carolina offers a relaxing, small-town feel, the city life is never far away with Raleigh and the Research Triangle, and the waterfront of Wilmington, just a short drive away.
           
Many of the fine businesses and organizations that contribute to Eastern North Carolina’s continued hospitality, sense of community and growing economy are listed in this coastal living, relocation and home services guide published by NCCOAST Communications, a leader in Eastern North Carolina visitor guides and real estate magazines for more than 30 years.

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