5 North Carolina Homes and Land with Views and Golfside Living

Within the gated, beautifully landscaped setting of Brunswick Plantation and The Hamptons in Calabash, this Blakely townhome plan offers a two-story, end-unit layout with a 1-car garage and a bright, open floor plan. The main-floor primary bedroom includes a full bath, walk-in closet, and Jack-and-Jill sinks, while three bedrooms and three bathrooms create flexibility for everyday living. In the kitchen, slab granite countertops pair with a pantry for practical ease, and all appliances are included—along with a washer and dryer—plus a lower-level laundry closet. A rear patio extends the living space outdoors, and the home has been hardly lived in. Residents enjoy an amenity package with several large pools, tennis and pickleball courts, a huge indoor pool with hot tub, two amenity centers, and a challenging 27-hole golf course with leagues and social events throughout the year.

On Stockton Road in Kinston, this golf-course-facing residence is designed around easy mornings and long views of the KCC fairways. Inside, hardwood floors run throughout the home, with the exception of the baths and sunroom. The kitchen has been updated with granite counters, newly installed in 12/2025, bringing a clean, durable finish to the heart of the house. The large primary suite adds a sense of volume with a vaulted ceiling, plus a walk-in closet and an en suite bath featuring double vanities and a walk-in tiled shower. At the rear, the sunroom becomes a year-round retreat, centered on a masonry fireplace with gas logs. Fresh interior paint, completed in January 2026, gives the spaces a crisp, renewed feel.

Along the water’s edge in Bear Pen Cove, this compact tiny home is designed for easy living with just the right amount of space. Inside, a comfortable bedroom and full bath are paired with a bonus room plus 40 square feet of heated storage—thoughtful touches that help a small footprint live larger. The atmosphere is warm and inviting, cozy without feeling cramped, and the layout is geared toward simple routines and weekend getaways alike. Outdoors, a gated back and side yard creates a secure spot for furry loved ones, while the porch sets the scene for slow mornings with coffee or an afternoon book. The community’s common area centers on a pond, picnic table, and a plush grassy field. From this Franklin setting, hiking trails, waterfalls, and serene rivers are just minutes away—an easy way to unplug and reconnect with nature.

From its elevated setting atop an upland plateau in the heart of Couch Mountain, Lot 65 offers a rare balance of eco-conscious intent and sweeping natural beauty. The west-facing site frames an uninterrupted panorama of the ancient Appalachians, with views stretching from north to south and the changing light turning the landscape into a daily ritual. Couch Mountain’s conservation commitment is woven into the experience: 138 acres of the broader 395-acre expanse are preserved into perpetuity, protecting a sense of wilderness for generations to come. Set just 30 minutes south of Asheville and 20 minutes north of Hendersonville, the location feels both quietly remote and comfortably connected. The lot has percolated for a four-bedroom home, inviting a thoughtful approach to building that honors the sanctity of the surrounding landscape.

Size: 2.15 acres

Along the water’s edge near Creston, this land offering pairs impressive views with a setting about a mile from the New River—an easy draw for those who prefer their weekends outdoors and their days close to nature. Multiple building spots invite a thoughtful approach to creating a peaceful environment, whether you’re envisioning a quiet retreat or a remote work setup away from the rush. Practical essentials are already in place, with electric utilities available, fiber-optic internet access for reliable connectivity, and shared spring water. The result is a rare balance: a sense of seclusion without feeling cut off. Here, the daily rhythm can be simple—morning light across the view, a workday supported by modern infrastructure, and the river never far from mind.

Size: 4.9 acres