Why this home stands out
Knotts Island is one of the most genuinely off-the-beaten-path addresses in the Hampton Roads region, and 102 E Point Estates Road leans into that fully. Built in 2014, this four-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath home offers modern construction in a setting where wildlife refuges and open water define the landscape rather than strip malls and subdivisions. If space, quiet, and a sense of place matter to you, this address delivers all three.
ALL OTHERS AREA 200 and the Knotts Island real estate market
Knotts Island is a peninsula — technically part of Currituck County, North Carolina — that's bordered by Currituck Sound to the west and the Back Bay National Wildlife Refuge to the north. The only road access runs through Virginia Beach, which makes this one of the more distinctive addresses in the region: a North Carolina community that most residents reach by driving through Virginia. There's also a free passenger ferry that crosses Currituck Sound to Currituck, NC, adding a second, scenic route to the mainland. Life here moves at a different pace than the surrounding metro area. Neighbors tend to know each other. Waterfowl hunting, fishing, kayaking, and hiking draw outdoor enthusiasts from across the region. The community is small — a few hundred households — and the landscape is defined by marshland, open fields, and water views in nearly every direction. For buyers searching for Knotts Island real estate, the appeal is clear: genuine rural character without being hours from civilization.
What's nearby
Day-to-day life on Knotts Island keeps things simple and local. NLB Pizza is just 0.8 miles away — a short drive when you want a no-fuss dinner without leaving the island. Sandy Point Island, also 0.8 miles out, gives you easy access to the water and open space that defines this peninsula's character. For broader errands, grocery runs, and the full range of services, Virginia Beach is accessible via the NC-615 corridor heading north. The Back Bay National Wildlife Refuge, just across the state line, puts miles of trails and pristine coastal habitat practically at your doorstep.
For different buyers
For military families relocating
Dam Neck Annex is roughly 34 minutes away, and NAS Oceana sits about 38 minutes out — both manageable commutes given what you get in return. A VA loan can make financing a 2014-built home like this straightforward, and the lower cost of living in Currituck County compared to Virginia Beach proper is a real advantage for military households stretching their housing dollar.
For buyers drawn to character
If your idea of the right home involves water on the horizon, wildlife in the yard, and a community where the ferry schedule is part of daily conversation, Knotts Island is worth serious attention. This address isn't for everyone — and that's exactly the point. The people who end up here tend to stay, drawn by a pace and a landscape that's genuinely hard to replicate anywhere else in the region.
More buyer questions
How far is 102 E Point Estates Road from Dam Neck Annex?
The drive from 102 E Point Estates Road to Dam Neck Annex runs approximately 34 minutes under normal conditions, heading north through Virginia Beach via NC-615 and Princess Anne Road.
How do you get to Knotts Island from Virginia Beach?
Most residents drive north on NC-615 through Pungo into Virginia Beach, then continue south back into North Carolina — a route that takes roughly 30–40 minutes to reach the Virginia Beach core. A free passenger ferry also runs across Currituck Sound to Currituck, NC, offering a scenic alternative.
Is 102 E Point Estates Road in a flood zone?
Knotts Island's proximity to Currituck Sound and coastal wetlands means flood zone status is an important consideration; check the property's specific FEMA flood map designation and factor flood insurance costs into your planning.
What is the lot like at 102 E Point Estates Road?
The property sits within the E Point Estates community on Knotts Island, a low-density area characterized by generous lot sizes, open space, and the natural landscape of the surrounding peninsula.
Does Knotts Island have an HOA?
HOA status for 102 E Point Estates Road should be confirmed during the transaction process; reach out to Tom and Dariya Milan at LPT Realty for the most current details on any community association requirements.
Curious whether Knotts Island fits your life? Tom and Dariya Milan know this corner of the Hampton Roads region well — reach out and let's talk through what living at 102 E Point Estates Road actually looks like.
