Why this home stands out
Built in 2026, this home arrives with everything fresh — no deferred maintenance, no dated finishes, no surprises hiding behind the walls. Four bedrooms and three full baths across 2,351 square feet give you genuine room to spread out, whether that means a dedicated home office, a guest suite, or space for a growing household. New construction at this scale, in a rural Currituck County pocket, is a genuinely rare find.
ALL OTHERS AREA 210 and the Shawboro real estate market
Shawboro sits in the northwestern corner of Currituck County, a part of North Carolina that trades density for elbow room. The landscape here is flat, green, and unhurried — the kind of place where neighbors wave from the driveway and the pace of life slows down by design. Currituck County's growth has been steady but measured, which means Shawboro has held onto its rural character even as the broader region has expanded. The county seat of Currituck is a short drive east, and the bridges leading to the Outer Banks are well within reach for weekend escapes. Chesapeake, Virginia is just across the state line to the north, putting big-box retail, medical centers, and major employment corridors within a practical commute. For households comparing homes for sale in Shawboro and the surrounding Currituck area, this address sits at a genuine crossroads — rural quiet with regional access.
What's nearby
Day-to-day errands pull you north into Chesapeake, Virginia, where grocery stores, pharmacies, and retail options are plentiful along the Route 17 corridor. Moyock, the commercial hub closest to the county line, handles quick stops without the longer drive. Currituck County's parks and boat launches give outdoor enthusiasts direct access to the Currituck Sound and its surrounding wildlife refuges. The Outer Banks — Duck, Corolla, and Kitty Hawk — are reachable in under an hour, making spontaneous beach days a real part of life here rather than a once-a-year event.
For different buyers
For military families relocating
The USCG Finance Center in Chesapeake is approximately 61 minutes from 113 Neuse Drive — a longer commute, but one that trades traffic stress for genuine space and a lower-density lifestyle. Families who want acreage, a brand-new home, and the ability to decompress well outside the base perimeter will find this Currituck County address worth the drive time.
For families upgrading
Four bedrooms, three full baths, and 2,351 square feet of new construction means you're not inheriting someone else's layout decisions. Every room is clean, every system is current, and there's real flexibility to make the space your own from day one. Currituck County's rural setting adds outdoor room that older suburban neighborhoods simply can't replicate.
More buyer questions
How far is 113 Neuse Drive from the USCG Finance Center Chesapeake?
The drive is approximately 61 minutes under normal conditions, heading north on Route 168 into Chesapeake, Virginia. The route is straightforward with minimal major interchange congestion outside of peak hours.
What county is 113 Neuse Drive in, and does that affect taxes and services?
The property is in Currituck County, North Carolina, which administers property taxes, building permits, and local services. Currituck County is known for a relatively low tax rate compared to many neighboring jurisdictions.
Is 113 Neuse Drive in a flood zone?
Flood zone status for this address is detailed in the dedicated FloodRisk tile on this page, which pulls current FEMA mapping data for the most accurate and up-to-date designation.
What are the closest grocery and retail options to 113 Neuse Drive?
Moyock offers the nearest quick-stop retail, while the fuller selection of grocery stores, pharmacies, and big-box retailers is found along the Route 17 corridor in Chesapeake, Virginia, roughly 30 to 40 minutes north.
How new is the construction at 113 Neuse Drive, and what does that mean for buyers?
The home was built in 2026, meaning all structural systems, mechanical components, and finishes are brand new. Buyers typically benefit from builder warranties and avoid the near-term repair and replacement costs associated with older homes.
Ready to walk through 113 Neuse Drive? Tom and Dariya Milan know Currituck County inside and out — reach out and let's get you in the door.
