Why this home stands out
Built in 1992, this 1,379-square-foot home delivers a practical, right-sized floor plan across three bedrooms and two full baths. The scale works well for a small family, a couple wanting a dedicated guest room, or anyone who values a home that's easy to maintain without sacrificing comfort. Elizabeth City's low cost of living makes this kind of footprint genuinely attractive.
ALL OTHERS AREA 215 and the Elizabeth City real estate market
Elizabeth City sits in Pasquotank County in the northeastern corner of North Carolina, tucked along the Pasquotank River just south of the Virginia state line. The city has a genuine small-town character — tree-lined streets, a walkable downtown waterfront district, and a community that tends to know its neighbors. Troy Drive is a residential street that fits right into that fabric: modest, unpretentious, and comfortable. Elizabeth City is sometimes called the "Harbor of Hospitality," and that reputation holds up. The downtown area features local restaurants, boutique shops, and a marina that draws boaters traveling the Intracoastal Waterway. Pasquotank County keeps property taxes among the more manageable in the region, which is a real draw for buyers watching their long-term costs. The pace here is unhurried, the commutes are short by Hampton Roads standards, and the surrounding Albemarle Sound region offers outdoor recreation — fishing, kayaking, and wildlife refuges — that bigger metro areas simply can't match.
What's nearby
Day-to-day errands are straightforward from 102 Troy Drive. A BP station sits less than a mile away at 0.8 miles, making quick fuel stops and grab-and-go convenience easy to handle without a long drive. Elizabeth City's broader commercial corridor along U.S. 17 is within a short drive and covers grocery shopping, pharmacy needs, and a range of dining options. The downtown waterfront is just a few minutes away, giving you access to local restaurants and the Pasquotank River waterfront park on a regular basis.
For different buyers
For military families relocating
The USCG Finance Center in Chesapeake is roughly 70 minutes north, making 102 Troy Drive a viable home base for Coast Guard personnel who prefer North Carolina's lower cost of living and quieter pace. Elizabeth City itself has a long relationship with the Coast Guard — USCG Air Station Elizabeth City is a local institution — so the community is genuinely familiar with military family life.
For first-time buyers
At 1,379 square feet across three bedrooms and two baths, 102 Troy Drive is sized just right for a first purchase — enough room to grow into without the overhead of a larger home. Elizabeth City's affordability compared to the broader Hampton Roads market means your dollar goes further here, and the established 1992 construction gives you a solid foundation to build on.
More buyer questions
How far is 102 Troy Drive from USCG Air Station Elizabeth City?
USCG Air Station Elizabeth City is located within the city itself, typically less than 10 minutes from most Elizabeth City addresses depending on traffic and your exact route.
What county is 102 Troy Drive in?
The property is located in Pasquotank County, North Carolina, which governs property taxes, permitting, and local services for this address.
Is 102 Troy Drive in a flood zone?
Flood zone designation for this property is detailed in the FloodRisk tile on this page — check that section for the current FEMA map classification.
How far is 102 Troy Drive from the Virginia border?
Elizabeth City sits just a few miles south of the North Carolina–Virginia state line, putting the border roughly 20 to 25 minutes north depending on your route.
Does 102 Troy Drive have an HOA?
HOA status for this property should be confirmed through current disclosure documents — contact a local real estate professional for the most accurate information.
Want to know more about 102 Troy Drive or the Elizabeth City market? Tom and Dariya Milan at LPT Realty are ready to walk you through every detail.
