Why this home stands out
Built in 2017, this 3,700-square-foot home delivers modern construction quality in one of the region's most genuinely off-the-beaten-path settings. Four bedrooms, three full baths, and a half bath give households plenty of room to spread out. Knotts Island properties of this scale and vintage are rare — the combination of newer build standards, generous square footage, and the island's natural character makes this address stand apart from anything you'd find on the mainland.
ALL OTHERS AREA 200 and the Knotts Island real estate market
Knotts Island is unlike anywhere else in the Hampton Roads region. Technically part of Currituck County, North Carolina, this peninsula-turned-island community sits surrounded by the Currituck Sound and its marshlands, accessible by a free state ferry from Currituck or by a scenic drive through Virginia Beach via Pungo. Life here moves at a different pace — neighbors know each other, wildlife is abundant, and the horizon stays wide open. Point Estates is one of the island's more established residential pockets, where larger lots and newer homes reflect the quiet ambition of buyers who wanted something more than a subdivision. The Knotts Island waterfront lifestyle draws people who love kayaking, fishing, and watching sunsets over the sound. It's a genuine escape that still keeps you within reach of Virginia Beach and the broader Hampton Roads area. If the words "Knotts Island waterfront community" mean something to you, this address delivers exactly that promise.
What's nearby
Daily life on Knotts Island is quieter by design, and the nearby options reflect that character. NLB Pizza is less than a mile away — a local spot that becomes a neighborhood staple quickly. Sandy Point Island, just 0.6 miles out, offers easy access to the water and open space that defines why people choose this community in the first place. For broader shopping, dining, and services, Virginia Beach's Pungo corridor is accessible via the northern land route, and the Currituck mainland opens up additional options via the ferry. The island's intentional remoteness is part of its appeal.
For different buyers
For military families relocating
Dam Neck Annex is approximately 34 minutes away, and NAS Oceana runs about 38 minutes — both manageable commutes for active-duty households. A VA loan can make a home at this price point and square footage more accessible than many expect. The space here — four bedrooms, over 3,700 square feet, built in 2017 — gives military families room to settle in for a full tour and beyond.
For buyers drawn to character
If you've been searching for a home that feels genuinely different — not a subdivision that looks like every other subdivision — Knotts Island is your answer. A 2017 build means you get modern systems and construction without sacrificing the sense of place that older, character-rich communities offer. The island's natural setting, the sound views, the ferry ride — it all adds up to a lifestyle that's hard to replicate anywhere else in the region.
More buyer questions
How far is 103 E Point Estates CT from Dam Neck Annex?
Dam Neck Annex is approximately 34 minutes from this address, depending on ferry timing or your chosen route through Virginia Beach. Most commuters use the northern land route through Pungo for a predictable drive time.
How do you get to Knotts Island from the Virginia Beach side?
The most common routes are the scenic drive south through Pungo in Virginia Beach or the free state ferry from Currituck, North Carolina. Both options are well-used by residents and each has its own appeal depending on your destination.
Is 103 E Point Estates CT in a flood zone?
Knotts Island's proximity to the Currituck Sound means flood zone status is an important consideration — check the FloodRisk tile on this page for the specific designation tied to this parcel.
What is the lot and home size at 103 E Point Estates CT?
The home offers 3,700 square feet of living space with four bedrooms and three and a half baths, built in 2017 on a residential lot within the Point Estates community on Knotts Island.
Are there HOA rules or fees at Point Estates on Knotts Island?
HOA status for this community should be confirmed during the transaction process — your agent can pull the current governing documents and any applicable covenants tied to the Point Estates subdivision.
Curious whether Knotts Island fits your life? Tom and Dariya Milan at LPT Realty know this coastal corner of Hampton Roads well — reach out and let's talk through the details.
