Why this home stands out
New construction in a small, historic town is genuinely rare, and 123 Bridgetowne Ave delivers exactly that. Built in 2026, this three-bedroom home gives you modern finishes, fresh systems, and a layout designed for today's lifestyle — without sacrificing the walkable, small-town character that makes Edenton so appealing. You're steps from local coffee, fresh produce, and waterfront parks, yet you're coming home to something completely new.
COLONIAL VILLAGE and the Edenton real estate market
Colonial Village sits in the heart of Edenton, one of North Carolina's oldest and most picturesque towns along the Albemarle Sound. The neighborhood carries a quiet, established feel — tree-lined streets, modest lot sizes, and a genuine sense of community — while placing you within a short walk of Edenton's historic downtown district. Chowan County's seat, Edenton is the kind of place where the pace slows down in the best possible way. The waterfront is a real gathering point here: Colonial Waterfront Park draws locals for morning walks, weekend events, and sunset views over the sound. The town's small scale means you're never far from anything, and the mix of longtime residents and newcomers gives Colonial Village an approachable, welcoming energy. For anyone drawn to history, architecture, and a slower rhythm of life without sacrificing everyday convenience, Edenton consistently delivers.
What's nearby
Daily life at 123 Bridgetowne Ave is genuinely walkable. The Toning Mill gym is just 0.1 miles away, and within half a mile you'll find The Kraken Coffeehouse, Edenton Coffee House, and Surf, Wind and Fire for your morning routine. Fresh food is close too — the Edenton Farmers Market is 0.4 miles out, with Valhalla Produce Co just a bit farther. For dinner, Inner Banks Inn, Restaurant & Event Venue and The Table at Inner Banks Inn are both within easy reach, and Huckleberry's Ice Cream Parlor is a short stroll for dessert. Queen Anne Park and Colonial Waterfront Park are both under 0.6 miles away.
For different buyers
For first-time buyers
New construction means no surprises — everything from the roof to the plumbing is fresh, and warranties on major systems give you real peace of mind in those first years of ownership. At 1,434 square feet across three bedrooms and two and a half baths, 123 Bridgetowne Ave is a smart, right-sized start. Add walkable coffee shops, parks, and a farmers market, and you have a lifestyle that feels established from day one.
For buyers drawn to character
Edenton itself is the character here. Colonial Village puts you inside one of North Carolina's most historically significant towns, where 18th-century architecture lines the waterfront and the Albemarle Sound frames your weekends. Living at 123 Bridgetowne Ave means a new home with modern comforts in a setting that genuinely cannot be replicated — small-town authenticity, a walkable core, and a waterfront that feels like a well-kept secret.
More buyer questions
How far is 123 Bridgetowne Ave from Joint Staff J7 Suffolk?
The drive from 123 Bridgetowne Ave to Joint Staff J7 Suffolk is approximately 92 minutes, making this a better fit for remote workers or service members with flexible duty arrangements than for those needing a daily base commute.
What is the flood risk at 123 Bridgetowne Ave?
Edenton's proximity to the Albemarle Sound means flood zone status is worth reviewing carefully — check the dedicated FloodRisk tile on this page for the current FEMA designation for this address.
Is 123 Bridgetowne Ave part of an HOA?
Colonial Village may have an HOA in place given its planned development character — confirm current HOA status and any associated rules with your agent before closing.
What can you walk to from 123 Bridgetowne Ave?
Quite a bit — The Toning Mill gym is 0.1 miles away, and within half a mile you'll reach coffee shops, the Edenton Farmers Market, Queen Anne Park, restaurants, and Huckleberry's Ice Cream Parlor, with Colonial Waterfront Park just slightly farther at 0.6 miles.
When was 123 Bridgetowne Ave built?
123 Bridgetowne Ave was built in 2026, making it brand-new construction with modern systems, fresh finishes, and no deferred maintenance to inherit.
Want to see 123 Bridgetowne Ave in person? Tom and Dariya Milan at LPT Realty know this corner of North Carolina well — reach out and they'll set up a walkthrough at your convenience.
