Why this home stands out
What sets 169 Raymons Creek Road apart is its setting. Shiloh sits in Camden County, one of the least densely populated counties in northeastern North Carolina, which means you get genuine quiet, open land, and a sense of space that's increasingly hard to find. The 2005 construction gives you a relatively modern bones — not a fixer-upper era, not a cookie-cutter subdivision — just a straightforward, livable home in a place where neighbors still wave.
RAYMONS CREEK and the Shiloh real estate market
Shiloh is an unincorporated community in Camden County, North Carolina — the kind of place where the roads wind through farmland and woodlands, and the nearest traffic light feels like a destination. Camden County borders the Albemarle Sound and the Pasquotank River, giving the area a distinctly coastal-rural character that draws people who want elbow room without sacrificing access to real towns. Elizabeth City, the county seat of Pasquotank County, sits roughly 20 minutes away and serves as the region's commercial and cultural hub. The Outer Banks are within reach for a day trip, and the Hampton Roads metro area of Virginia is accessible across the Virginia border. Life in this part of northeastern North Carolina runs at its own rhythm — unhurried, rooted, and genuinely connected to the land and water that define the region.
What's nearby
Day-to-day needs pull toward Elizabeth City, where you'll find grocery stores, pharmacies, restaurants, and medical services along the US-17 corridor. The Pasquotank River waterfront in Elizabeth City offers parks, dining, and a working marina. Camden County itself has a handful of local conveniences, and the Great Dismal Swamp National Wildlife Refuge — a remarkable natural area straddling the Virginia–North Carolina border — is within easy reach for hiking and wildlife watching. Outer Banks beaches are roughly 90 minutes southeast, making weekend escapes to the coast a genuine option.
For different buyers
For military families relocating
The nearest installation is USCG Finance Center Chesapeake, roughly 74 minutes north — a commute that's real, so it works best for households where one partner works remotely or has flexible scheduling. That said, the Hampton Roads bases in Virginia are also within range for the right duty station, and Camden County's low cost of living and quiet surroundings have long attracted military families who prioritize space over proximity.
For buyers drawn to character
If what you're looking for is a home that doesn't look like every other home on the block — because there is no block — then Raymons Creek Road deserves a serious look. Shiloh and Camden County attract buyers who've made a deliberate choice: less noise, more land, a slower pace. The 2005 build means the house is solid and functional, while the setting does the heavy lifting on character.
More buyer questions
How far is 169 Raymons Creek Road from Elizabeth City?
Elizabeth City is approximately 15 to 20 minutes from Shiloh via US-17, making it the practical hub for groceries, medical care, dining, and most everyday errands.
Is 169 Raymons Creek Road in a flood zone?
Camden County includes areas with varying flood risk given its proximity to the Albemarle Sound and surrounding waterways — check the FloodRisk tile on this page for the specific flood zone designation for this property.
What county is 169 Raymons Creek Road in?
The property is in Camden County, North Carolina — one of the smallest and least densely populated counties in the state, known for its rural character and proximity to the Albemarle Sound region.
How far is 169 Raymons Creek Road from the Outer Banks?
The northern Outer Banks — including the Kitty Hawk and Kill Devil Hills area — is roughly 80 to 90 minutes southeast of Shiloh, making it a very doable day trip from this address.
Does 169 Raymons Creek Road have an HOA?
Shiloh is an unincorporated rural community in Camden County, and properties along Raymons Creek Road are generally not part of a mandatory HOA — but always confirm the current status during your due diligence process.
Curious whether 169 Raymons Creek Road fits your life? Tom and Dariya Milan at LPT Realty know this corner of northeastern North Carolina well — reach out and let's talk through the details.
