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New Bern's Neighborhoods
Evans Mill |
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Evans Mill is a charming surprise,
tucked at the end of Old Airport
Rd. Homes are built on several
cul-de-sacs, side streets and a
large loop surrounding a community
playground and picnic area. The
homes, built between 2000 and 2006,
occupy fairly large lots with some
wonderful landscaping and wide
sweeping lawns. The community
offers a variety of ranch-style,
traditional, and custom-built homes
with average sales price around
$380,000 with square footage ranging
between 2100 and 3600. Schools
serving this area are the highly
rated Creekside Elementary (about 1
mile away), H.J. MacDonald Middle
School (about 8.3 miles away) and
New Bern High School (about 8 miles
away). In addition, Evans Mill is
very conveniently located to the US
Marine base at Cherry Point (about
10 miles away), the Craven Regional
Airport, and Highway 70
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Hunters Ridge |
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Hunters Ridge
subdivision is located at the end of Brice’s Creek
Road. This upscale community consists of single-family
homes ranging from $200k to the upper $500k.
A large
stocked pond borders many of the homes. The streets and
sidewalks are well maintained and the subdivision is
beautifully landscaped.
This
subdivision is convenient to the Trent River by way of
Brice’s Creek. There is a public launch nearby.
Hunters Ridge
is convenient to Highway 70 and also close to Craven
Regional Airport. Also nearby is New Bern’s Creekside
Park. The park’s amenities include picnic shelters,
walking trails, athletic fields, canoeing and kayaking.
The community
is served by Progress Energy and is in the popular
Brinson Elementary School District.
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Trent Woods |

This
large, maure development lies between New Bern and the
Trent River. It has been incorporated to give residents
better control over their neighborhoods, and there is
virtually no commercial development within its borders.
Its winding lanes contain some of the most posh
neighborhoods and dwellings in the area. New Bern Golf
and Country Club is located in Trent Woods, and national
best-selling author Nicholas Sparks is a resident of
this upscale community.
Trent Woods is composed of several subdivisions, some of
which are primarily waterfront property. Most of the
residences tend toward conservative rather than
contemporary architectural styles and are constructed of
wood, brick or stucco. Homes are large, with two and
three stories, and usually have attached or separate
two-car garages. Lots are spacious, wooded and
impeccably landscaped, often with Spanish moss draped in
towering trees. If you take a drive through Trent Woods
in the spring, you'll be greeted by a stunning display
of flowering trees and shrubs.
In addition to the
country club, the area boasts other amenities, such as
the Eastern Carolina Yacht Club. The average price range
for a non-waterfront home in Trent Woods is $150,000 to
$800,000. Waterfront homes are quite pricey and can go
up to $1.6 million.
Garber Methodist Church is
located in Trent Woods.
In addition to single family
homes, there are several townhouses and duplexes. The
Trent River, Haywood Creek, Wilson Creek and Jimmies
Creek offer many waterfront choices. All are accessible
to the Atlantic Ocean by way of the Neuse River.
Subdivisions include: Country Club
Hills, Country Club Park, Wilson Creek, Creek’s End,
Bellefern, Trent Shores, Fox Hollow, The Vineyard
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Olde Towne Harbour |

This is one of the nicest subdivisions in New Bern, just
east of Trent Woods and south of U.S. Highway 70. Though
just minutes from the downtown district and the shopping
malls on U.S. Highway 17, Olde Towne Harbour offers
quiet seclusion in a lovely, natural setting. Here, you
can find some of the most lavish, custom-built
contemporary homes and condominiums in New Bern. The
largest of these sprawl along the shores of the Trent
River and Olde Towne Lake (actually a river inlet). This
is a strictly residential development. Homes range from
$400,000 to $2 million.
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Stately Pines |

Stately Pines lies along the
miles- wide Neuse River. Located about 10 miles
southeast of New Bern, Stately Pines is an established
community as well as a developing community, adding
Phase VII of single family homes. These home sites
include interior wooded home sites. Home prices range
from $100,000 to $ 750,000 and available home sites from
$36,900 to $ 69,900.
Stately Pines
is also ten minutes from The 150,000 acre Croatan
Forest, Cherry Point Marine Corps Air Station and the
City of Havelock. Just a thirty-five minute commute to
Morehead City and Atlantic Beach. Country home feeling
with City attractions nearby!
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Carolina Pines |

Carolina Pines Golf and Country
Club lies along the miles- wide Neuse River. Located
about 10 miles southeast of New Bern, Carolina Pines is
an established community as well as a developing
community, adding five new neighborhoods of single
family and multifamily homes. These home sites include
golf course, riverfront, lakefront, and interior wooded
home sites. Home prices range from $90,000 to $ 700,000
and available home sites from $59,900 to $ 179,000.
Carolina
Pines is also ten minutes from The 150,000 acre Croatan
Forest, Cherry Point Marine Corps Air Station and the
City of Havelock. Just a thirty minute commute to
Morehead City and Atlantic Beach..
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Derby Park |
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This
conveniently located neighborhood just off Glenburnie
Road to Elizabeth Avenue is close to shopping ,
several businesses, restaurants and schools. A great
place for first time home buyers, these single family
patio homes and duplexes range from $110-$175k. Only
19.6 miles from Cherry Point and 3.3 miles from downtown
New Bern. Schools for this area include Oaks Road, HJ
MacDonald and New Bern High School.
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Grantham
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Grantham Place in New Bern is
marketed as the city’s first Arts &
Crafts Community. At completion,
Grantham Place is designed for 70
turn-of-the-century style bungalows
with completely updated floor
plans. The vision of this community
is a blend of past and present in an
artful style planned to create a
neighborhood where living is fun,
social, and convenient to
everything. Grantham Place
bungalow's are designed with
distinctive low profile, wide
porches, low-hanging eaves, and
sturdy porch columns.
Located only 3 miles from downtown
Historic New Bern,
you will also
find yourself close to all the
entertainment & arts, golfing,
history, sailing and fishing that
New Bern has to offer. A day trip to
the crystal coast is less than an
hour away. Near all shopping
and New Bern's airport, Grantham
Place is also located in one of New
Bern's finest elementary school
districts.
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Carolina
Colours |
Carolina Colours' landscape heritage
is a continuat ion of the neighboring Croatan National Forest. Boasting
160,000 acres of diverse ecosystems
bordered by tidal rivers and Bogue
Sound, the Croatan's vast habitat is
home to a multitude of wildlife.
Considerately designed, framed by
nature, neighborhoods connect with
and care for the beauty of the land,
water and sky within Carolina
Colours.
The
1,500 plus planned homes will
include sidewalks and bike paths,
connect diverse residential
neighborhoods with Brice Creek,
Carolina Lake and the Towne Lawn &
Park. The Activity Campus features
the social Pavilion and soon to open
Golf Course, Pro Shop and
Swim/Tennis/Fitness Recreation
Centre. The Pro Shop will be
conveniently located next door to
the Pavilion's Sports Bar and
Grill. A Retail Towne Centre is
planned for the future.
A mild
four-season climate, relatively low
costs of living and diverse housing
opportunities within a
recreationally oriented community,
place Carolina Colours in an
enviable position for raising
families, seasonal escapes and
active retirement living.
PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION:Carolina Colours Association, Inc.:
Each property owner is a member of
the Association and is entitled to
the benefits associated with such
membership.
2008-2009 Association Dues: Lot:
$25 per month Completed Home: $75
per month
UTILITIES:Water,
Electric, Sewer, Trash, Recycling:
City of New Bern 252-639-2750
Telephone: Madison River
Communications
CAROLINA COLOURS GOLF
CLUB:There
is an equity golf course for
Carolina Colours. Construction began
in September 2008 with course
completion expected in Fall 2009.
Memberships are currently priced as
follows:
Equity
Golf Membership: $9,000
Payable as follows: $1,000 upon
commitment, $4,000 start of work,
$4,000 course opens
(No
use of or membership in the Golf
Club is available by virtue of
membership in the Carolina Colours
Association, Inc. A membership in
the Golf Club must be purchased, or
user fees must be paid.)
SCHOOLS FOR CAROLINA COLOURS
Grades
K-5 Creekside Elementary, 2790
Landscape Drive 252-514-4360
Grades
6-8 H.J. MacDonald Middle, 3127
Elizabeth Avenue 252-514-6450
Grade
9-12 New Bern High School, 4200
Academic Drive 252-514-6400
St.
Paul's Education
Center (K-12) 252-633-0100
Ruth's
Chapel (K-12) 252-638-1297
Arendell Parrott
Academy (K-12) 252-522-4222
The
Epiphany School (6-10)
252-638-0122
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The community Craeberne Forest
is located off Highway 17 South in New Bern. Conveniently
situated, Craeberne Forest will put you close to work,
shopping in town or a day trip to the crystal coast as
well as all the entertainment & arts, golfing, history,
sailing and fishing that New Bern has to offer.
This new subdivision offers bungalow and craftsman style
homes that offer exceptional quality, value, and
convenience. All floor plans offer single level living
starting at 1600sf of heated space and feature a truly
open design with a large living area, roomy dining room
and a cook’s dream kitchen. To make this kitchen even
more special, it is fitted with granite countertops, GE
appliances including a side by side refrigerator with
icemaker, dishwasher, microwave over the range, and
disposal all as standard features. The kitchen and
bathrooms feature rich wood cabinets. The bathrooms
offer granite countertops as a standard feature. The
homes are comfortably designed with the latest
HYBRIDHEAT system, natural gas hot water heaters and
ranges and electric heat pumps for heat and air. All
homes are on public water and sewer. An oversized 1.5
car garage is also standard with any floor plan. New
homes are covered by a Quality Builders Warranty.
Upgrades to homes include a first level
bonus room, 2-car garage, tile or laminate flooring,
fireplace, lakeside or oversized lot, and privacy fence
surrounding back yard.
Prices start from the low $130's up to $180’s for a
fully upgraded new home on one of the lakes of Craeberne
Forest.
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Lake Clermont |
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Lake Clermont is
a small lakefront community of over 80 mostly
traditional style homes. The lake offers beautiful water
views that are frequently dotted by small kayaks,
canoes, and paddleboats. Residents also enjoy bass
fishing (“catch and release” status) on this private 55
acre freshwater lake. The lake was created by sand
mining land which was once part of the Madam Moors
Plantation. Lake Clermont homes range in price from the
$200s to $500K depending on size, water view, or water
frontage. The homes were built from the 1990’s up thru
2006 on spacious well landscaped lots. All residents can
enjoy the beautiful views from the community’s common
area which includes a gazebo and grilling areas.
Downtown New Bern is minutes away.
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DeGraffenried Park
Historic District |
New Bern's
Fourth District, Small but beautiful describes this
special neighborhood. Absolutely close to
everything.
Platted in
1926, this community of six blocks includes a large
group of Colonial Revival and Georgian Revival
houses of the late 1920s period. Relatively few
houses were built shortly after its inception since
its beginning was just on the heels of the
depression.
DeGraffenried
Park was the last suburban development in New Bern
started prior to WW II and was added to the National
Register of Historic Places in 2006.
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Village Woods |
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Village
Woods is conveniently located just off So. Glenburnie
Rd. Homes in this well-established community were built
between 1986 and 2002. The community offers a variety
of ranch-style and traditional homes which are situated
around several cul-de-sacs. Monterey Circle, the newest
part of Village Woods, is built around a community
park. The average sales price here is $171,400 with an
average of 1,504 heated square feet. Schools serving
this area are Trent Park Elementary School (about .6
miles away), Grover C. Fields Middle School (1.1 miles
away) and New Bern High School (about 1.6 miles away).
West New Bern Recreation Center is located just around
the corner on Pine Tree Dr. This 15,000 square foot
family facility offers a game room, crafts room,
gymnasium, fitness room and conference room with kitchen
facilities. The playing fields (for baseball,
football, and lacrosse) tennis, basketball and
volleyball courts, the playground area, which features
wooden jungle gyms, swings, bridges, fire poles and
slides and the new swimming pool attract children and
adults for outdoor summertime sports, relaxation and
entertainment. And for more cultural pursuits, Village
Woods is little more than two miles from the wonderful
Tryon Palace, home to the first governor of NC, and New
Bern’s new NC History Education Center scheduled for
opening in the Spring of 2010.
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Historic Riverside |
The tract of
land now known as Riverside was purchased in 1880 by
William Dunn. By,1894, Riverside, New Bern’s first
suburban neighborhood was created.
National
Avenue running through Riverside is known locally
for the canopy of majestic trees that grace its
boundaries. The avenue was also one of the first
paved roads in New Bern, leading to the National
Cemetery established February 1, 1867. The granite
curbs still line this stately road, adding to the
historic atmosphere. The district is composed of
approximately 14 blocks of largely residential
development along the banks of the Neuse River in
northeast New Bern.
Riverside
was added to the National Register of Historic
Places in 1987 and received Local Historic
Designation in 2004. Riverside is also known for
having one of the largest percentages of
contributing structures in a single district.
But the very
best part of this community is the people. You can
always see people walking their dogs, folks sitting
on porches and everyone looking out for the older
folks and watching out for the young ones.
There are two
parks in Riverside. One is great for the family and
the other, though small, is on the river where you
can take a break, sit on the bench and look out over
the Neuse.
The Historic
Riverside Neighborhood Association was established
in 1992 with fellowship being its main purpose. The
association extends beyond the historic boundaries
to all neighbors.
We are all
looking forward to 2010 and New Bern’s
Tri-centennial celebration. Riverside will join the
celebration by participating in the annual Spring
Homes and Garden Tour and in December a visit to
Riverside will give you a look into “Christmas Past
and Christmas Presents II”, come see Riverside in
all its Christmas glory.
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Greenbrier |
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Greenbrier is the community that
surrounds The Emerald, a Rees Jones
designed championship course
that immediately became one of the best
golf courses in eastern Carolina. Rated
3 1/2 stars by Golf Digest, it is the
centerpiece of a vital and extremely
active population. Home to the Curtis
Strange Classic, this challenging course
is popular and very beautiful.
Location,
location location!!
Never more applicable than when speaking
of this community. Prices range from
$170,000 for patio homes and $200,000 to
$550,000 for single family homes on 1/2
an acre. There are 660 homes in
Greenbrier. Greenbrier is in the center
of the action--the community that
characterizes New Bern today!
Right
across the road from Greenbrier is one
of the most spectacular medical
complexes you'll see outside of a
million person city. McCarthy Square
has everything and every medical
specialty anyone could possibly need!
Dozens of individual practices are
headquartered here, and the new
multi-million dollar surgery center for
the regional hospital. The
state-of-the-art Harris Teeter grocery
with sushi bar is one block from the
entrance.
When we say near everything--that's no
exaggeration! YET still Greenbrier
retains its original forest aspect.
Comprising 660 homes, towering pines
frame the streets. Canada geese, blue
herons, pilated woodpeckers, deer, foxes
and raccoons aren't uncommon. But the
wildest life is kids on roller blades
and bikes who ride safely on limited
access streets.
Volunteerism
and second careers are a way of life
for those early retirees
who
have chosen New Bern and Greenbrier.
Executives who want to be right in the
action choose this community. Ditto for
families who enjoy a
golf/tennis/swimming club for their kids
within walking distance. The patio home
section Fairways West, features modest 3
bedroom 2 bath homes on a slab, so
poplar, they almost sell by word of
mouth! The growing economy
certainly offers many opportunities for
second careers. The benefits to the
community of such a large number of
talented volunteers is immediately
visible in the enormous number of
service organizations.
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Taberna |
Taberna Community of New Bern, North
Carolina
Taberna
is almost built out. So fast, even the
developers can't believe it!
This elegant, Carolina style
neighborhood was developed by
Weyerhaeuser. Taberna, meaning "place
of hospitality" was the first name of
Bern Switzerland, New Bern's sister
city namesake. It is about 5 miles
east of downtown New Bern on Highway 70
east--heading to Cherry Point and the
beaches, about 40 min. away. Just far
enough actually. We are not in the
hurricane No. #1 hit zone-(despite
what National TV told you.)
Taberna
is more attractive every day as the
trees fill out and the elegant plantings
mature. The community encompasses
1,100-acres, and offers a championship
golf course, canoe trails, tennis,
swimming pool, etc. Approximately
700-800 homes in Taberna. Clubhouse is
gorgeous! (see picture) The clubhouse
styling is based on a famous old castle
in Berne; most of the streets have Swiss
names. Elegant one-story
duplexes/townhouses available. Homes
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Colony Estates |
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Colony Estates consists of one and two story brick
homes in a neighborhood with mature trees and
well-landscaped yards. It is located less than three
miles from three waterfront parks with boat ramps, the
historic district, the beautiful restored colonial
governor's mansion, Tryon Palace, and major shopping.
rices rante from $100,000 to $175,000 and range in size
from 1200 to 1600 square feet. It is populated with
first-time home buyers as well as retirees and is
currently served by J. T. Barber Elementary and New Bern
High School.
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Jimmies Creek |
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Creek consists of homes ranging from 1000 to 1200 square
feet and priced from $130,000 to $150,000 on smaller
lots designed for easy maintenance. Residents consist of
first-time homebuyers as well as retirees. It is located
near Hwy 17 South and Hwy 70 and is just a short drive
from major shopping and dining as well as the historic
district and waterfront parks. It is located in the New
Bern High and J.T. Barber Elementary School district.
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Brices Crossing |
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Brices
Crossing fulfills a niche in our market for the
young professional. Only minutes from downtown New Bern
and 12 miles from Cherry Point Marine Air Station, this
subdivision is convenient to both. Building started in
Brices Crossing in 2006 and continues today. Average
sales price for homes in this community is about
$212,000. and heated square footage ranges from about
1800 to 2500. Schools serving this neighborhood are
Creekside Elementary (about .7 miles away), H.J.
MacDonald Middle School (about 6.9 miles away) and New
Bern High School (About 6.9 miles away).
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Downtown
Historic District |
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Historic Downtown
New Bern
(View Map)
is one of the finest historic districts in the
nation and is comprised of the Downtown Business
District (south of Broad Street to the Trent
River) and the Downtown Residential District
(North of Broad Street to Queen Street).
Beautifully maintained historic homes dating
back to the mid 1700's. Some of these are
incredible to say the least. Large and palatial
with beautiful garden areas. Others are neat
bungalows, perfectly manicured, as well as
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In the Downtown Business District many
buildings have been converted to small shops on the
ground floor with living quarters on the second and
third floors.
Downtown is very "happening", with city
and county governmental buildings,
New Bern Riverfront Convention Center,
Union Point Riverside park, hotels, quaint shops,
excellent restaurants, antiques, crafts, art studios,
clothing, gourmet coffee shops an excellent civic
theatre, and the beautiful reproduction of North
Carolina’s first Governor’s Mansion,
Tryon Palace.
All within walking distance! The Neuse and Trent rivers
intersect downtown making for a picturesque environment.
Be prepared to be invited to someone’s front porch for
conversation, and a drink, if you are walking around
the Downtown Historic District, the neighbors are very
friendly and outgoing.
And the cost of historic homes in
New Bern NC is a fraction of what you'd pay in
Alexandria or Williamsburg, Virginia, or New England.
And the weather sure has these locales beat!
New Bern's historic district was
fairly recently re-discovered. As we drive through,
you'll note the restoration going on. But there are
some absolute jewels waiting to be brought back to life.
Living here will involve you in the
Tryon Palace social whirl and
activities, home tours, tourists will be photographing
your house, and neighbors are working and welcoming. You
can't help but be involved. Your home will probably
already be richly documented when you purchase it; there
are reams of info available on the history of the
district.
Organizations
(New
Bern Preservation Foundation)
have worked long and hard to
protect the New Bern charm and character. They are
professionals who love to share their enthusiasm in the
homes and streets. Many landmarks are listed in the
National Register of Historic Places.
You'll find most of them in the downtown
historic district.
North of Broad Street, the houses
are definitely top drawer. We're talking about a dozen
square blocks of elegant mansions, family homes, dated
from the 18th to the 20th century. Since New Bern was
captured and occupied early in the Civil War, the town
fared better than most and kept many fine mansions,
which were used by the occupying forces as hospitals and
headquarters.
The Neuse River is the east
boundary and we'll point out the many widow's walks on
top of delightful houses. Prices of some of these near
the river can reach over a million dollars; many smaller
homes are in the $200,000 to $ 400,000 range as you get
farther from the Neuse.
The redevelopment groups are
presently working to garner funds to restore the
Victorian train station and the area nearby will
certainly be a "good buy" investment. Home prices
through the area vary. Remember "location, location,
location!" Add in the condition and historic value, and
the "charm factor" to figure its market value.
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Hunters Ridge |
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Hunters
Ridge subdivision is located at the end of Brice’s Creek
Road. This upscale community consists of single-family
homes ranging from $200k to the upper $500k.
A large
stocked pond borders many of the homes. The streets and
sidewalks are well maintained and the subdivision is
beautifully landscaped.
This
subdivision is convenient to the Trent River by way of
Brice’s Creek. There is a public launch nearby.
Hunters
Ridge is convenient to Highway 70 and also close to
Craven Regional Airport. Also nearby is New Bern’s
Creekside Park. The park’s amenities include picnic
shelters, walking trails, athletic fields, canoeing and
kayaking.
The
community is served by Progress Energy and is in the
popular Brinson Elementary School District.
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