Bay & Tidal Listings

West-Facing Sunsets on the Albemarle Sound in the Outer Banks $815,000
2026-07-26

West-Facing Sunsets on the Albemarle Sound in the Outer Banks

Here's the detail that changes everything about how you live here: this Bay Cliff saltbox faces west across the Albemarle Sound, so the sunsets come to you every single evening, right off the deck. It sits high enough to skip flood insurance entirely, and between the new hurricane-rated roof, the rehabbed pier, and the boat slip wired and ready — for $815,000, most of the hard decisions are already made.

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280 Degrees of Estero Bay From a Fort Myers Beach Peninsula $1,999,000
2026-07-24

280 Degrees of Estero Bay From a Fort Myers Beach Peninsula

The number here is 280 — as in degrees of open water, wrapping around a peninsula lot on Estero Bay that most Fort Myers Beach properties simply can't offer. Add a private dock with lift, a waterfront pool at the bay's edge, and impact-resistant glass throughout, and $1,999,000 buys genuine privacy on an island where privacy is the rarest amenity of all.

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Pinetop Landing on Granville Bay in Lancaster County $1,795,000
2026-07-05

Pinetop Landing on Granville Bay in Lancaster County

Nine and a half acres on Granville Bay, a private pier, solar panels, a 3-bay garage, and a generator — this is the kind of Northern Neck property that gets built once and held for decades. At $1,795,000 it's near the top of what we feature, but 4,792 square feet on navigable water with serious infrastructure behind it earns the number.

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Canal-Front Home with Private Dock on Banks Channel in Surf City $965,000
2026-06-25

Canal-Front Home with Private Dock on Banks Channel in Surf City

Banks Channel runs the kind of canal where the day gets measured by tide changes instead of meetings. This four-bedroom home backs straight onto the water, with a private dock and boat ramp already in, so the boat goes in the day you move in. A few blocks away, the island's oldest pier has been standing since 1948, if you ever feel like walking into town.

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