Why this home stands out
What sets 109 Blue Heron Road apart is its combination of three full bathrooms in a modestly sized footprint — a layout that gives everyone in the household real privacy — paired with a rural Camden County address that keeps you well outside the noise and density of the Hampton Roads metro while still keeping Virginia within easy reach. The 1986 build era means solid bones without the maintenance unknowns of older homes.
ALL OTHERS AREA 210 and the Shiloh real estate market
Shiloh is one of those places that people who live there tend to stay. Tucked into Camden County in northeastern North Carolina, it's a small, unincorporated community where the pace is deliberate and the surroundings are genuinely rural — think open land, mature trees, and a real sense of breathing room. Camden County itself is one of the least densely populated counties in the region, which is precisely the draw for people who want acreage-class living without committing to a full farm. The Albemarle Sound and the North River are part of the local geography, and outdoor recreation — fishing, kayaking, wildlife watching — is woven into everyday life here. Elizabeth City, the nearest city of size, is a short drive south and serves as the practical hub for groceries, medical care, and dining. Despite the rural character, you're not isolated — US-158 and US-17 connect Shiloh to both the Outer Banks corridor and the Virginia line without drama.
What's nearby
Day-to-day errands anchor around Elizabeth City to the south, where you'll find grocery stores, pharmacies, and a range of restaurants along the US-17 corridor. The Pasquotank River waterfront in downtown Elizabeth City adds a genuine sense of place for weekend afternoons. Heading north, the Virginia border is close enough that Chesapeake and Suffolk are realistic options for work or shopping. The Outer Banks — Kitty Hawk, Duck, and Kill Devil Hills — are roughly an hour's drive east, making weekend beach trips a reasonable habit rather than a rare event. Great Dismal Swamp National Wildlife Refuge is also within range for hiking and paddling.
For different buyers
For military families relocating
Dam Neck Annex runs about 85 minutes north, and Naval Station Norfolk and NAS Oceana are in the same general corridor. The Camden County address puts you well outside the congestion belt, and the three full baths mean a household running on military schedules — early departures, rotating duty days — doesn't have to negotiate for bathroom time every morning.
For buyers drawn to character
If what you're looking for is a home that feels genuinely removed from subdivision sameness, 109 Blue Heron Road delivers. The Shiloh community has no commercial strip, no chain restaurants on the corner — just Camden County countryside, water access nearby, and a 1986 home with enough character and space to make it your own without starting from scratch.
More buyer questions
How far is 109 Blue Heron Road from Dam Neck Annex?
The drive from Shiloh to Dam Neck Annex runs approximately 85 minutes under normal conditions, heading north through Chesapeake via US-17 and US-168. It's a longer commute, so this address tends to suit those with flexible schedules, remote work options, or a posting that doesn't require daily on-base presence.
What is the nearest grocery store to 109 Blue Heron Road?
Elizabeth City, roughly 15 to 20 minutes south on US-17, is the primary hub for grocery shopping, with multiple chain and independent options along the main commercial corridor.
Is 109 Blue Heron Road in a flood zone?
Camden County includes areas with varying flood risk given its proximity to the Albemarle Sound and surrounding waterways — check the dedicated FloodRisk tile on this page for the specific FEMA flood zone designation for this parcel.
What county is 109 Blue Heron Road in?
The property is located in Camden County, North Carolina, zip code 27974. Camden County is governed separately from the adjacent Pasquotank County and has its own tax and zoning administration.
How far is 109 Blue Heron Road from the Outer Banks?
The northern Outer Banks — Kitty Hawk and Kill Devil Hills — are approximately 55 to 65 minutes east via US-158, making weekend trips to the coast a genuinely practical option from this address.
Want to know more about 109 Blue Heron Road or Camden County living? Tom and Dariya Milan at LPT Realty are happy to walk you through the details — reach out anytime.
