Why this home stands out
Built in 2021, this home skips the renovation conversation entirely. Five bedrooms and four full baths across 3,365 square feet means everyone has room to spread out, and there is still space left over. The layout suits a range of living arrangements, from a dedicated home office to a proper guest suite. Moyock's low North Carolina property tax rate adds a practical edge that buyers comparing similar square footage across the state line tend to notice.
THE GABLES and the Moyock real estate market
Moyock is a small, fast-growing community in Currituck County, North Carolina. It sits right at the Virginia-North Carolina border, which gives it a distinct character. The streets here are calm and residential, with newer construction mixed alongside established homes on generous lots. Gables Place fits that pattern — a tidy street with a neighborhood feel that is hard to manufacture. Currituck County has no incorporated city center, so Moyock functions as its own hub for daily life. Growth here has been steady, driven by buyers who want more space without giving up Hampton Roads access. The county's lower tax rate compared to Virginia jurisdictions is a real, tangible benefit. Getting around is straightforward: US-168 runs north-south and connects you to Chesapeake, Virginia in minutes. For anyone comparing homes for sale in Moyock, the combination of newer construction, county taxes, and commute access is a hard argument to beat.
What's nearby
Daily errands are easy from 124 Gables Place. A Food Lion and several local shops sit just a few minutes north on US-168 in Moyock proper. Chesapeake, Virginia is roughly 20 minutes away, which opens up a much wider range of grocery, dining, and retail options. The Outer Banks are about an hour south via NC-168, making weekend beach trips genuinely practical. Moyock Community Park is close by for outdoor time. Elizabeth City, about 45 minutes south, adds another regional hub for shopping and services.
For different buyers
Base commute and VA loan notes
NSA Northwest Annex is about 16 minutes from the front door — a short, low-traffic drive on US-168. USCG Finance Center Chesapeake is roughly 37 minutes north. VA loan financing is a common and well-understood tool in this corridor, and a 2021 build means no deferred maintenance surprises at inspection. Currituck County's tax rate keeps monthly carrying costs lower than comparable Virginia addresses.
For buyers drawn to character
A 2021 build does not usually top the list for buyers chasing original character — but 124 Gables Place makes a case. The five-bedroom footprint is uncommon at this price point in Currituck County. Four full baths means no compromises on the layout. Moyock itself is at an interesting inflection point: still quiet and uncrowded, but clearly on the map. Buying here now means getting ahead of the growth curve rather than chasing it.
More buyer questions
How far is 124 Gables Place from NSA Northwest Annex?
The drive is about 16 minutes via US-168 North — a straightforward, mostly rural route with minimal traffic.
Is 124 Gables Place in a flood zone?
Flood zone information for this address is covered in the FloodRisk tile on this page, which reflects the current FEMA map data.
What county is 124 Gables Place in?
The home is in Currituck County, North Carolina, which carries a lower property tax rate than most neighboring Virginia jurisdictions.
Does 124 Gables Place have an HOA?
HOA status for this address should be confirmed with current listing documents — check the details tab or ask your agent directly.
How far is 124 Gables Place from the Outer Banks?
The northern Outer Banks are roughly an hour south via NC-168, making it a realistic weekend destination rather than a major road trip.
Want to see 124 Gables Place in person? Tom and Dariya Milan are ready to set up a showing and answer your questions about Moyock and Currituck County.
