Why this home stands out
What sets 100 Sharber Road apart is simple: over ten acres of land paired with a freshly built home. You're not compromising on newness to get acreage, and you're not sacrificing space to get a modern build. The combination of a 2026 construction date, four bedrooms, three full baths, and a double-digit lot in Pasquotank County puts this property in a category with very few competitors.
ALL OTHERS AREA 215 and the Elizabeth City real estate market
Elizabeth City sits in the northeastern corner of North Carolina, hugging the Pasquotank River and carrying a character that's equal parts small-town warmth and genuine coastal heritage. The city earned its nickname — the Harbor of Hospitality — honestly, and that spirit shows up in the walkable downtown, the active waterfront, and the way neighbors actually know each other. The area around 100 Sharber Road falls within the broader rural reaches of Pasquotank County, where properties with meaningful acreage are the norm rather than the exception. You're close enough to Elizabeth City's shops, dining, and services to feel connected, but far enough out that the pace slows down the moment you pull into your driveway. For buyers who want North Carolina land without sacrificing access to a real town, this corner of the state delivers.
What's nearby
Daily life stays convenient without feeling crowded. Tammy's Better Day Cafe is just 0.9 miles away — a quick trip for a morning coffee or a casual lunch without fighting traffic. Elizabeth City's downtown core, with its mix of local restaurants, boutique shops, and waterfront parks along the Pasquotank River, is a short drive from the property. The Museum of the Albemarle and the active marina give weekends a natural anchor. For larger grocery runs and big-box errands, the commercial corridors along US-17 are easily reachable, keeping the rural feel of the property from ever feeling isolating.
For different buyers
For military families relocating
Joint Staff J7 in Suffolk, Virginia runs about 48 minutes from 100 Sharber Road — a manageable commute that buys you something most base-adjacent zip codes can't offer: over ten acres of North Carolina land and a brand-new home. For military families who want space, privacy, and a fresh build rather than a dated starter house, this property makes a strong case.
For families upgrading
If your current home feels like it's closing in, 100 Sharber Road answers that directly. Ten-plus acres means the kids have genuine room to roam, and four bedrooms across 2,003 square feet of new construction means everyone has their own space inside too. Built in 2026, there's nothing to fix, update, or apologize for — you move in and start living.
More buyer questions
How far is 100 Sharber Road from Joint Staff J7 Suffolk?
The drive from 100 Sharber Road to Joint Staff J7 in Suffolk, Virginia is approximately 48 minutes under normal conditions. The route runs northeast through Pasquotank County and across the state line into Virginia.
What is the lot size at 100 Sharber Road?
The property sits on 10.61 acres in Pasquotank County, North Carolina — a substantial parcel that provides significant privacy and open space around the home.
Is 100 Sharber Road part of an HOA?
Based on the available property data, 100 Sharber Road is not part of a homeowners association, which is consistent with the rural, acreage character of this part of Pasquotank County.
What is the flood zone status for 100 Sharber Road?
Flood zone designation for this property is displayed in the FloodRisk tile on this page, which pulls current FEMA map data for the parcel.
How new is the construction at 100 Sharber Road?
The home was built in 2026, making it a brand-new construction with modern materials, systems, and finishes throughout its 2,003 square feet.
Tom and Dariya Milan at LPT Realty know this market well — reach out to get your questions answered and arrange a visit to 100 Sharber Road.
