Why this home stands out
Built in 2027, this home arrives with everything fresh — no deferred maintenance, no aging systems, no inherited quirks. Four bedrooms and three full baths give you room to spread out, whether that means a dedicated home office, a guest suite, or space for a growing household. At 2,448 square feet, the layout is generous without feeling sprawling, and Currituck County's low-density character means you're not trading elbow room for a new build.
ALL OTHERS AREA 210 and the Shawboro real estate market
Shawboro sits in the northeastern corner of North Carolina, tucked into Currituck County between the Albemarle Sound and the Virginia border. It's genuinely rural — wide lots, open skies, and a pace of life that feels intentional rather than isolated. The county seat of Currituck is a short drive west, and the Outer Banks are accessible to the south via NC-168, making this a surprisingly well-positioned base for both everyday routines and weekend escapes. Neighbors here tend to know each other, traffic is light, and the landscape shifts beautifully with the seasons. For buyers who want new construction without the density of a suburban master-planned community, Shawboro delivers something harder to find: space, quiet, and a genuine sense of place. Bailey Circle fits that character well — a small street that feels like a neighborhood rather than a development.
What's nearby
Daily essentials are reachable without a long haul. Moyock, roughly 15 minutes north, carries grocery options, fuel, and a growing commercial corridor that serves much of southern Chesapeake and northern Currituck. Elizabeth City, about 30 minutes southwest, adds a full range of retail, dining, and medical services including Sentara Albemarle Medical Center. To the north, the Virginia state line is close enough that Chesapeake's shopping and dining options are practical for regular trips. The Outer Banks — Corolla and beyond — are within an hour's drive, making beach days a real weekend option rather than a distant aspiration.
For different buyers
For military families relocating
The nearest installation is USCG Finance Center Chesapeake, roughly 66 minutes away — a longer commute, but one that trades congestion for countryside. Currituck County's proximity to the Virginia border also keeps Naval Station Norfolk and other Hampton Roads bases within a reasonable drive for dual-military households or those with flexible duty schedules. A new build means no surprise repair bills during the first years of a PCS cycle.
For families upgrading
Four bedrooms and three full baths in a brand-new home give an upgrading family genuine room to grow into rather than immediately out of. Currituck County's quiet, low-density setting means kids have outdoor space, neighbors are close enough to know but not on top of you, and the commute corridors to Chesapeake and the broader Hampton Roads region keep career options open. New construction also means warranties, modern systems, and a clean slate.
More buyer questions
How far is 104 Bailey Circle from USCG Finance Center Chesapeake?
The drive is approximately 66 minutes under typical conditions, heading north on NC-168 into Virginia. The route is mostly highway and rural two-lane road with minimal congestion outside of peak hours.
What county is 104 Bailey Circle, Shawboro, NC in?
The property is located in Currituck County, North Carolina — a largely rural county known for low density, waterfront access along the Albemarle Sound, and proximity to both the Outer Banks and the Virginia border.
Is 104 Bailey Circle in a flood zone?
Flood zone designation for this address is handled by the FloodRisk tile on this page, which pulls current FEMA map data — check that section for the most accurate and up-to-date information.
What is the nearest grocery store to 104 Bailey Circle in Shawboro?
Moyock, approximately 15 minutes north, is the closest commercial hub with grocery and everyday retail options. Elizabeth City, about 30 minutes southwest, offers a broader selection including larger chain grocery stores.
When was 104 Bailey Circle built?
The home was built in 2027, making it a brand-new construction with modern systems, current building codes, and no prior ownership history.
Tom and Dariya Milan at LPT Realty know Currituck County inside and out — reach out to get your questions answered and schedule a walkthrough of 104 Bailey Circle.
