107 Masters Dr

Why this home stands out

Built in 2018, this 1,279-square-foot home offers the kind of newer construction quality that older coastal communities rarely deliver at this scale. Two full baths, a clean floor plan, and a lot that gives you real breathing room set this property apart from the cramped footprints common in beach-adjacent markets. Powells Point itself is the differentiator — close enough to the Outer Banks corridor to feel coastal, far enough away to feel like yours.

ALL OTHERS AREA 200 and the Powells Point real estate market

Powells Point sits in Currituck County, tucked along the western shore of Currituck Sound in northeastern North Carolina. It's the kind of place that makes you genuinely feel the difference between urban and suburban and rural — not in a way that feels isolated, but in a way that feels intentional. The community is small and unhurried, with water views appearing around corners you don't expect and long stretches of open land that remind you how much sky there actually is. Currituck County has grown steadily over the past decade as buyers from Virginia Beach and the broader Hampton Roads region have discovered that the NC side of the state line offers genuine value without sacrificing proximity to the coast. Powells Point itself is a census-designated place — no downtown grid, no traffic lights — just a tight-knit stretch of homes, water access, and the kind of neighbors who wave. The Outer Banks are a short drive south, and the Virginia border is equally close to the north, giving residents easy access to two distinct coastal worlds.

What's nearby

Day-to-day errands are easier than the zip code might suggest. Vine-Ripe Tomatoes is just 0.4 miles away — a local grocery option that keeps routine shopping close to home. When it's time to eat out, Los Antojitos Powell's Point is practically next door at 0.1 miles, making weeknight dinners a genuinely easy call. WestSide Athletic Club is 0.2 miles out, so keeping a fitness routine doesn't require a long commute. For bigger shopping runs, the Virginia Beach and Chesapeake corridors are accessible to the north, and the Outer Banks towns to the south add dining and retail options that feel more like a destination than a chore.

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