Why this home stands out
What sets this Camden address apart is the combination of genuine square footage — 2,187 square feet across a single-family footprint — and the kind of breathing room that rural northeastern North Carolina actually delivers. Built in 2006, the home hits a sweet spot between modern construction standards and established character, giving you a solid bones property in a low-density setting that's increasingly hard to find close to the Virginia border.
ALL OTHERS AREA 210 and the Camden real estate market
Camden, North Carolina sits in Camden County — one of the smallest counties in the state by population — tucked between the Pasquotank River and the Great Dismal Swamp corridor. Life here runs at a slower pace than neighboring Elizabeth City or the Virginia Beach metro just across the state line, and that's exactly the draw for people who want acreage-adjacent living without sacrificing reasonable access to services. The NC 343 corridor is a true rural highway route, connecting Camden to Chesapeake, Virginia to the north and Elizabeth City to the south, making 318 NC 343 Hwy N a genuinely practical address for commuters heading in either direction. Camden County is known for its flat, open landscape, water access points along the Pasquotank and Albemarle Sound, and a tight-knit community feel that larger suburbs simply can't replicate. If the phrase "Camden NC real estate" brings to mind wide lots, quiet roads, and night skies without light pollution, this address delivers exactly that context.
What's nearby
Elizabeth City — about 15 minutes south — is your primary hub for groceries, pharmacies, dining, and everyday errands, with a Walmart Supercenter, Food Lion, and a solid downtown restaurant scene along the Pasquotank waterfront. Chesapeake, Virginia is roughly 30 minutes north on NC 343, putting big-box retail, medical facilities, and the broader Hampton Roads metro within a reasonable drive. Outdoor recreation is close at hand too: the Dismal Swamp Canal Trail and Northwest River Park are both accessible within the region, and the Albemarle Sound offers boating and fishing opportunities just a short drive away.
For different buyers
For military families relocating
The USCG Finance Center in Chesapeake is approximately 56 minutes up NC 343 — a straight, manageable commute for Coast Guard personnel who want to put real distance between work and home. Camden County's lower cost of living relative to Virginia Beach or Chesapeake proper makes this address worth a serious look for service members weighing their options on either side of the state line.
For first-time buyers
At 2,187 square feet with three bedrooms and two full baths, this 2006-built home gives first-time buyers a genuinely spacious starting point — no compromises on room count or square footage. Camden County's rural setting means you're getting more home and more land for your investment than comparable construction in the Virginia Beach or Chesapeake markets just up the road.
More buyer questions
How far is 318 NC 343 Hwy N from USCG Finance Center Chesapeake?
The drive from 318 NC 343 Hwy N to the USCG Finance Center in Chesapeake, Virginia is approximately 56 minutes, heading north on NC 343 across the state line. The route is straightforward with no major urban congestion for most of the drive.
What is Camden County, NC like to live in?
Camden County is one of North Carolina's least densely populated counties, offering a rural, water-adjacent lifestyle with easy access to the Pasquotank River and Albemarle Sound. It attracts residents who want space, quiet, and proximity to both Elizabeth City and the Hampton Roads metro without living in either.
Where do residents of Camden, NC do most of their shopping and errands?
Elizabeth City, about 15 minutes south on NC 343, serves as the primary retail and services hub for Camden residents, with grocery stores, pharmacies, medical offices, and a walkable downtown. Chesapeake, Virginia — roughly 30 minutes north — provides additional big-box retail and specialty options.
Is 318 NC 343 Hwy N in a flood zone?
Flood zone status for this address is determined by FEMA mapping and can shift over time — check the FloodRisk tile on this page for the most current designation and zone details specific to this parcel.
What year was the home at 318 NC 343 Hwy N built?
The home was built in 2006, placing it under modern construction codes with nearly two decades of established settling — a practical middle ground between new construction costs and older home uncertainty.
Want to know more about 318 NC 343 Hwy N or Camden County real estate? Tom and Dariya Milan at LPT Realty are ready to walk you through everything — reach out and let's talk.
