Why this home stands out
Twenty acres is the headline here, and it earns that attention. Whether you're thinking horses, a hobby farm, a shooting range, or simply the freedom to never see a neighbor's porch light, the land at 166 Skippers Court gives you options most properties simply can't. Layer a 2023 build on top — fresh systems, modern finishes, current energy standards — and you get the rare combination of new construction quality alongside genuine acreage.
BAY LANDING and the Hertford real estate market
Bay Landing sits in Perquimans County, one of North Carolina's quieter corners of the Albemarle Sound region. Hertford, the county seat, is a small riverside town with deep colonial roots — it's home to one of the oldest towns in North Carolina and carries that unhurried, front-porch character throughout its streets. The surrounding landscape is defined by farmland, pine forest, and water: the Perquimans River winds through town, and the broader Albemarle Sound is never far. Bay Landing itself is a low-density waterfront community where large lots are the norm, giving each home a sense of genuine separation. For buyers searching Hertford NC real estate who want space without sacrificing a well-built home, this pocket of Perquimans County consistently delivers. Edenton is about 20 minutes south and offers expanded dining, shopping, and historic district charm. Elizabeth City, roughly 30 minutes north, adds a regional hospital, a larger retail corridor, and a Coast Guard presence that shapes the local economy.
What's nearby
Daily errands in Hertford are straightforward — a Food Lion anchors grocery runs, and a handful of local diners and pharmacies keep routine needs close. The Perquimans River Greenway offers walking and kayak access practically in town. Edenton's waterfront historic district is a genuine destination for weekend afternoons, with independent restaurants, a farmers market, and Edenton Bay access for boating. Hunters and anglers will note that Perquimans County is prime whitetail and waterfowl territory, and the Albemarle Sound is one of the most productive bass fisheries on the East Coast. Elizabeth City's Riverside Convention Center and regional airport add practical infrastructure for those who travel.
For different buyers
For families upgrading
Upgrading from a neighborhood lot to something with real breathing room? 166 Skippers Court makes that leap in a single move. Four bedrooms and three and a half baths handle a growing household comfortably, and 20 acres means kids have room to roam, pets have space to run, and weekend projects have room to grow. The 2023 build means you're not inheriting someone else's deferred maintenance — everything is current.
For buyers drawn to character
If your checklist includes acreage, privacy, and a home that doesn't look like every other house on the street, Bay Landing is worth your attention. 166 Skippers Court sits on 20 acres in a low-density community where the land itself is part of the lifestyle. The 2023 construction means the character comes from the setting and the scale — not from decades of wear — and that combination is genuinely hard to find at any price point in this region.
More buyer questions
How far is 166 Skippers Court from USCG Finance Center Chesapeake?
The drive from 166 Skippers Court to USCG Finance Center Chesapeake runs approximately 86 minutes under normal traffic conditions, heading northeast through Elizabeth City and up through the Hampton Roads corridor.
What is the lot size at 166 Skippers Court?
The property sits on 20.02 acres, making it one of the larger residential parcels available in the Bay Landing community and Perquimans County broadly.
Is 166 Skippers Court in a flood zone?
Flood zone designation for this address is displayed in the FloodRisk tile on this page, which pulls current FEMA map data for the parcel.
What year was the home at 166 Skippers Court built?
The home was built in 2023, meaning buyers get current construction standards, modern mechanical systems, and finishes that haven't had time to age.
Where is Bay Landing located relative to Hertford and Edenton?
Bay Landing is a community within Hertford, the Perquimans County seat, and sits roughly 20 minutes north of Edenton — placing residents within easy reach of both towns' amenities while maintaining a rural, low-density feel.
Tom and Dariya Milan at LPT Realty know this corner of North Carolina well. Reach out to schedule a private walk of the property and the full 20 acres.
