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Specializing in the Jacksonville, NC area including Richlands, Sneads Ferry, Holly Ridge, Hubert, Swansboro , Maysville, and nearby cities.
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Onslow County, NC
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Onslow County is one of the oldest and largest coastal counties in North Carolina. It is a diverse county, sporting a landscape of sandy beaches, thick forests, beautiful rivers and historic farmlands. Onslow County's economy is largely driven by its military presence and supported strongly by tourism, retail sales, and service and healthcare industries. Towns in Onslow County include Jacksonville, Richlands, Sneads Ferry, Holly Ridge, Huberts, Swansboro, Maple Hill, North Topsail Beach, and part of Maysville. |
Jacksonville, NC
Ranked as one of the safest cities in North Carolina and named by Business Week Magazine as the best city in North Carolina to raise kids, Jacksonville NC is the commercial center of Onslow County and is also home to Marine Corps Base (MCB) Camp Lejeune, Marine Corps Air Station (MCAS) New River, Camp Johnson, Camp Geiger, and MARSOC HQ. As you can see, Jacksonville is a military-friendly town. Camp Lejeune covers over 150,000 acres and has become a stable economic force for Onslow County. Jacksonville is divided into five areas:
City of Jacksonville, NCJacksonville is a relatively small town so homes here are close to shopping including the Jacksonville Mall, many restaurants, Onslow Memorial Hospital, Costal Carolina Community College, and Albert Ellis Airport. Homes here are located within the City of Jacksonville and are approximately 2 to 8 miles to Camp Lejeune's front gate and less than 10 miles to MCAS New River's front gate. Click here for the City of Jacksonville NEIGHBORHOOD TOUR. Piney Green - Jacksonville, NCPiney Green Road is a 6.5 mile road that starts from Hwy 17 and ends at Camp Lejeune's side gate. If you want to live close to all major shopping including the Jacksonville Mall, restaurants, Onslow Memorial Hospital, Coastal Carolina Community College and have quick access to Camp Lejeune via a side gate, but don’t want to pay city property taxes, this is the area for you. Homes here are located near or off of Piney Green Rd and are approximately 2 to 6 miles to Camp Lejeune's front gate and less than 10 miles to MCAS New River's front gate. Click Here for Piney Green NEIGHBORHOOD TOUR. Southwest - Jacksonville, NCIf you want to live near MCAS New River, this is the area for you. Nearby are a new Wal-Mart shopping center and the Hwy 24 Bypass going toward Camp Lejeune. Homes here are located off of Hwy 17 heading toward Sneads Ferry and Wilmington. The homes are approximately 3 to 6 miles to MCAS New River's front gate and 10 to 15 miles to Camp Lejeune's front gate. These homes are located just outside the Jacksonville city limit and have no city property taxes. Click Here for Southwest NEIGHBORHOOD TOUR. Northwest - Jacksonville, NCHomes here are located near MCAS New River and off of Hwy 24 heading towards Richlands. Nearby are a new Wal-Mart shopping center and the Hwy 24 Bypass going toward Camp Lejeune. The homes are approximately 3 to 8 miles to MCAS New River's front gate and 9 to 12 miles to Camp Lejeune's front gate. These homes are located just outside the Jacksonville city limit and have no city property taxes. Click Here for Northwest NEIGHBORHOOD TOUR. Northern - Jacksonville, NCThis part of Jacksonville is close to Western Blvd extension where many new and future shopping centers are located. Most homes here are loccated off of Gum Branch Rd heading towards Richlands. The homes are approximately 15 to 20 miles to both Camp Lejeune's front gate and MCAS New River's front gate. These homes are located just outside the Jacksonville city limit and have no city property taxes. Click Here for Northern NEIGHBORHOOD TOUR |
Richlands, NC
Richlands is a farming community with a small-town charm. You will see crops of tobacco, corn and cotton. Every September on Farmer's Day, the townspeople get together and celebrate the harvest. It is also known for its annual crafts fair and antique auto shows in November. If you want to live away from Camp Lejeune and MCAS New River but still be able to commute to the bases approximately 30 minutes or less, Richlands is for you. Click Here for Richlands NEIGHBORHOOD TOUR.
Hubert, NC
Hubert is a very small town located between Camp Lejeune and historical Swansboro. There is a public boat ramp within the community of Hubert and allows access to the Intracoastal Waterway (ICW). One of the main attractions for Hubert is its proximity to Camp Lejeune’s back gate on Hwy 172. This can cut commuting time to Camp Lejuene and Court House Bay tremendously. Homes here are less than 4 miles to Camp Lejeune's back gate, 15 miles to Court House Bay, 23 miles to Stone Bay, and 30 miles to Cherry Point. These homes have no city property taxes. Click Here for Hubert NEIGHBORHOOD TOUR.
Swansboro, NC
Swansboro, better known as the "Friendly City by the Sea", is a charming, seaside community. It is adjacent to the Intracoastal Waterway (ICW) and White Oak River. Swansboro historic, waterfront downtown offers dining, antique shops, arts and crafts stores. In October the town comes alive with the sights and sounds of the annual Mullet Festival. It is the home of Hammocks Beach State Park, a largely unspoiled area, including Bear Island, which can only be reached by ferry or private boat. Swansboro is located between Camp Lejeune and MCAS Cherry Point. Homes here are approximately 10 miles to Camp Lejeune's back gate, and 27 miles to MCAS Cherry Point. Click Here for Swansboro NEIGHBORHOOD TOUR.
Sneads Ferry, NC
Sneads Ferry, known for its annual Shrimp Festival, is an quaint seafood village and located along the New River just south of Camp Lejeune and on the mainland side of the intracoastal waterway near North Topsail Beach. If you enjoy living near the water where natural beauty meets small town charm, this is the place for you. Sneads Ferry is one of the towns adjacent to Camp Lejeune which residents enjoy a quick commute to Camp Lejeune, Stone Bay, and Court House Bay using the Sneads Ferry back gate on Hwy 172. Click Here for Sneads Ferry NEIGHBORHOOD TOUR.
Holly Ridge, NC
Holly Ridge is a small town on Hwy 17 going toward Wilmington. It was home of Camp Davis which once tested missiles, but now it only has airstrip for practice. This town was also once considered as a possible site for the U.S Space Program but the missile project that evolved into the space program moved to Florida. Click Here for Holly Ridge NEIGHBORHOOD TOUR.
Maysville, NC
Maysville is a small town that is located between Jacksonville and New Bern. Click Here for Maysville NEIGHBORHOOD TOUR.
Topsail Beach North, NC
Topsail Beach North is located on Stump Sound in Onslow County. The northern most tip of North Topsail Beach, where New River meets the ocean, is a popular spot for fishing. The town also has one fishing pier and three beach accesses.
Carteret County
Carteret County, next door to Onslow County, represents 1,341 square mile including land and water of North Carolina’s Crystal Coast. The salty breeze, quaint towns, and beautiful beaches attracts visitors from all over the world. The major attractions are the NC Aquarium, Fort Macon State Park (a Civil War fort), The NC Maritime Museum in Beaufort (for those interested in historical shipwrecks along the NC coast), and Cape Lookout Lighthouse.
Other Nearby Counties
Counties include: Craven County, Duplin County, Jones County, New Hanover County (Wilmington), Pender County, and OTHER.
