Historic District Homes with Northside High school

Welcome to the Historic District of Bath, North Carolina, a charming community steeped in rich history and Southern hospitality. Nestled in Beaufort County, Bath is not just the oldest town in North Carolina; it’s a vibrant blend of old-world charm and modern living. The Historic District is a picturesque area, characterized by its well-preserved colonial and antebellum architecture, offering a glimpse into the past while providing all the conveniences of contemporary life.

The homes in this district are as varied as the stories they tell, ranging from quaint cottages to grand historic estates, each with its unique character. Residents enjoy tree-lined streets, manicured gardens, and a strong sense of community, making it an ideal place for families, retirees, and anyone looking to experience the beauty of life in a historic setting.

For families with school-aged children, the Historic District is served by the esteemed Northside High School, known for its commitment to academic excellence and a supportive learning environment. This proximity to quality education is a significant draw for families looking to settle in Bath.

Beyond the homes and schools, the Historic District offers a plethora of recreational activities, from exploring waterfront parks to enjoying local festivals that celebrate the area’s rich heritage. With its blend of history, community spirit, and educational opportunities, the Historic District of Bath is not just a place to live; it's a place to thrive. Whether you're seeking a historic home or a vibrant community, Bath welcomes you with open arms. Come and discover the charm of this unique North Carolina gem!

Newest Historic District Homes with Northside High school

$365,000

100541350 MLS

Discover one of the last remaining chances to build a new waterfront home in Historic Bath, NC—North Carolina's first town and once the home of the infamous pirate Blackbeard. This rare waterfront lot on South Main Street, perfectly positioned on beautiful Bath Creek, offers deep, sailboat-accessible water with a bulkhead and pier already in place, making it ideal for boaters and coastal living enthusiasts. The building portion of this lot is high and outside the flood zone, already cleared, and showcases spectacular views across the creek. While the lot is modest in size, it will comfortably accommodate a home, and the current owners are willing to share custom house plans they designed specifically for this site with serious buyers. Municipal sewer is projected to be available in August 2026, and both water and sewer tap fees have already been paid, saving the new owner significant upfront expenses. Opportunities to build a new waterfront residence in Historic Bath are exceedingly scarce, making this property especially valuable for anyone seeking a serene coastal retreat with history at its doorstep. This lot also comes with a wealth of interesting local history, and we are happy to share its stories with prospective buyers. With its prime location, deep water access, and unmatched historical setting, this property is a truly unique offering—an exceptional place to bring your waterfront dreams to life.

119 S Main St, Bath

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