Why this home stands out
Built in 2020, 114 Currituck Reserve Parkway skips the renovation guessing games that come with older stock. Five true bedrooms give growing households real breathing room, and the half-bath keeps the main living area practical for everyday life. Currituck County carries no city tax burden, and the lot sits in a community that feels genuinely suburban without the density you'd find just across the state line. That combination — newer construction, elbow room, and a lower cost of ownership — is a rare find in this corridor.
MOYOCK MEADOWS and the Moyock real estate market
Moyock sits in the northern tip of Currituck County, right where North Carolina quietly borders Chesapeake, Virginia. The town has grown steadily over the past decade as buyers discovered that crossing the state line can mean more house, larger lots, and a noticeably different tax picture. Currituck Reserve Parkway is part of that newer residential wave — streets lined with homes built in the 2010s and 2020s, where you're unlikely to find deferred-maintenance surprises hiding behind fresh paint. The pace here is unhurried. Neighbors tend to know each other, yards have room to breathe, and the commute into Hampton Roads is a straight shot up US-168 and NC-168. Moyock is not a sleepy backwater, though — it has grown into a genuine small-town hub with its own commercial corridor, and the Outer Banks are a reasonable drive south when the weekend calls for it.
What's nearby
Day-to-day errands are well covered. A Food Lion anchors grocery runs less than ten minutes away, and the Moyock commercial strip along NC-168 handles everything from hardware to fast-casual dining. Currituck County's parks and boat launches give outdoor-minded households easy access to the Currituck Sound. For a broader retail run, Chesapeake, Virginia is roughly twenty minutes north, putting Costco, Target, and the Greenbrier corridor within reach. The Outer Banks gateway at Coinjock is a short drive south, and Elizabeth City — with its regional hospital and college campus — sits about forty minutes southwest.
For different buyers
For military families relocating
Coast Guard and Navy households have found Moyock to be a practical base camp for Hampton Roads assignments. The USCG Finance Center in Chesapeake is roughly 35 minutes north, and Dam Neck Annex runs about 43 minutes up the road. A VA loan can make a newer build like this one even more accessible — five bedrooms handle PCS moves with room for a home office or guests, and Currituck County's lower tax rate stretches a housing allowance further than comparable Virginia addresses.
For families upgrading
If your current home has outgrown your household — or your household has outgrown your current home — five bedrooms and 2,684 square feet of 2020 construction offer a meaningful step up. There's space for a dedicated home office, a guest room that actually functions as one, and kids who no longer have to share. Families comparing homes for sale in Moyock, NC quickly notice that newer builds in Currituck County tend to deliver more square footage per dollar than equivalent Virginia-side options.
More buyer questions
How far is 114 Currituck Reserve Parkway from Dam Neck Annex?
Dam Neck Annex is approximately 43 miles north via US-168 and I-264, translating to roughly 43 minutes in typical traffic. The route is largely highway, making it one of the more manageable cross-state commutes in the Hampton Roads area.
Is 114 Currituck Reserve Parkway in a flood zone?
Flood zone status for this address is detailed in the FloodRisk tile on this page, which pulls current FEMA map data. Currituck County does include areas of varying flood designation, so reviewing that tile before making decisions is worthwhile.
What county is Moyock, NC in, and how does that affect taxes?
Moyock is in Currituck County, North Carolina, which carries no municipal city tax — only county-level property tax applies. That distinction is one reason many buyers crossing from Chesapeake, Virginia find the overall cost of ownership lower on the North Carolina side.
How old is the home at 114 Currituck Reserve Parkway?
The home was built in 2020, making it a relatively young property with modern construction standards, systems, and finishes that older homes in the region typically require buyers to update.
Does 114 Currituck Reserve Parkway have an HOA?
The Currituck Reserve community does have a homeowners association. Specific fee amounts and governing documents are available through the listing disclosure process — your agent can request those directly from the HOA.
Tom and Dariya Milan at LPT Realty know this Moyock corridor well. Reach out to schedule a walkthrough or to get your questions answered before you make a move.
