Why this home stands out
New construction in an established neighborhood is a rare combination, and that's exactly what MM Tooley Harbor delivers. Built in 2025, this five-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath home gives you 2,617 square feet without a single year of wear. Tooley Harbor itself carries a quiet, residential character that newer subdivisions often can't replicate — mature surroundings with a brand-new home sitting right in the middle of it.
TOOLEY HARBOR and the Elizabeth City real estate market
Tooley Harbor sits on the eastern edge of Elizabeth City, a small city in Pasquotank County, North Carolina, that punches well above its size in charm and livability. The Pasquotank River defines the city's personality — waterfront parks, a walkable downtown, and a marina culture that draws boaters and kayakers alike. Elizabeth City has earned a genuine reputation as the 'Harbor of Hospitality,' and that spirit shows up in everyday life: local festivals, a tight-knit arts scene, and neighbors who actually wave. Tooley Harbor feeds right into that energy while staying comfortably residential. Streets here are calm, lots are generous, and the community has the kind of settled feel that newer developments spend years trying to earn. For families comparing Elizabeth City homes for sale, this neighborhood consistently stands out as one of the city's most livable pockets — close to everything without feeling crowded.
What's nearby
Daily errands are genuinely easy here. Food Lion is just 0.7 miles away for a full grocery run, and Dollar General at 0.4 miles covers the quick stops. When you want to eat out, Big Daddy's Pizza is practically around the corner at 0.4 miles, while The Grill and China Garden both sit within 0.7 miles for a bit more variety. Coffee mornings are covered by Kathy's Kreations Market at 0.8 miles or Pineapple Cafe at 0.9 miles — both worth the short drive. The USCG MWR Gym at 0.9 miles is a practical bonus for anyone tied to the Coast Guard community or simply looking for a convenient fitness option.
For different buyers
For military families relocating
The USCG Finance Center in Chesapeake is roughly 67 minutes away — a commute that many Coast Guard families find workable, especially when the home side of the equation is this solid. Five bedrooms handle PCS moves with room to spare, and new construction means no deferred maintenance surprises during a busy duty cycle. The USCG MWR Gym less than a mile away is a genuine daily convenience.
For families upgrading
Five bedrooms and 2,617 square feet of brand-new space give a growing family real room to breathe — dedicated bedrooms, flexible common areas, and the peace of mind that comes with 2025 construction. Tooley Harbor's calm, residential streets make it the kind of place where kids can actually be outside, and the short hop to groceries, pizza, and coffee keeps the logistics of family life simple.
More buyer questions
How far is MM Tooley Harbor from USCG Finance Center Chesapeake?
The drive from Tooley Harbor to USCG Finance Center Chesapeake runs approximately 67 minutes under typical conditions. Many Coast Guard personnel in the area find the commute manageable, particularly when paired with a home that checks as many boxes as this one does.
What is the flood zone status for this address?
Flood zone information for MM Tooley Harbor is displayed in the dedicated FloodRisk tile on this page, which pulls current FEMA map data for the specific parcel.
Is there an HOA in Tooley Harbor?
Tooley Harbor does have a homeowners association. Your agent can provide the current governing documents and any applicable rules or community standards before you make a decision.
What year was this home built?
This home was built in 2025, making it brand-new construction with no prior ownership history — a meaningful advantage for buyers who want modern systems, current building codes, and fresh finishes throughout.
Where is Tooley Harbor located within Elizabeth City?
Tooley Harbor sits on the eastern side of Elizabeth City in Pasquotank County, North Carolina, with quick access to the city's downtown waterfront, US-17, and the everyday retail and dining options along the main corridors.
Tom and Dariya Milan at LPT Realty know this corner of North Carolina well — reach out to get a straight-talk walkthrough of everything this address has to offer.
