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Get in on the action in Coastal North Carolina |
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Reminiscent of the quaint, waterfront villages of Key West and the Caribbean, San Rio Ocean & Beach Club is a new, gated community filled with breathtaking homesites. When complete, it will feature homes, cottages and villas, to accommodate every lifestyle.
The community has been planned around the strength and beauty of water, and will provide its residents with a peaceful and serene location from which to enjoy life.
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San Rio is located in Shallotte, North Carolina, a coastal community filled with history. The town is named for the lovely Shallotte River, which winds through downtown.
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Life seems to move at a more relaxed pace in Shallotte, although it offers everything needed to live and live well. Friendships blossom easily in this part of the Carolinas, and families who’ve been a part of the community for generations seem genuinely happy to welcome newcomers who want to capture the lifestyle for themselves.
There are fishing charters nearby, as well as wide sandy beaches made for an umbrella, a lounge chair and a good book. The beaches of the South Brunswick Islands are the closest, although there are others up and down the coast. Sailing and boating range from puttering around tidal creeks, to exploring the Intracoastal Waterway, or enjoying the power of the Atlantic Ocean.
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Tennis is played virtually year-round, and there are more than 100 golf courses throughout the area. – enough to satisfy the most enthusiastic golfer.
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To the north lies the charming town of Wilmington, with its many galleries and passion for arts and culture. The historic district is immaculately maintained and worth many visits to stroll down streets enjoying beautiful old homes and gardens filled with blooming Azaleas.
To the south is the Grand Strand, with its famous centerpiece, Myrtle Beach. Shopping ranges from several huge outlet malls to signature, one-of-a-kind boutiques. Restaurants serve everything from continental cuisine to the freshest local seafood. (Just north of the South Carolina state line is the small town of Calabash, with its justifiably-famous, lightly-breaded shrimp and flounder that is flash-fried in peanut oil.)
In addition to all the outside attractions, the gated community of San Rio offers stellar amenities including an active adult pool area with waterfall, indoor pool, private cabanas, grotto bar, Tiki Bar Terrace, outdoor fireplace and more. Especially for children and families, Kids Waterworld, the Kids Splash Zone, a Family Activity area, Lazy River, and Beach Zone provide the little ones with lots of ways to have fun. All ages will enjoy the tennis courts, nature trail, fitness center, and kayak dock/discovery area. Boat storage is available as added convenience for community residents.
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A community meeting space allows for family gatherings and business meetings. These amenities enhance this affordable, beautiful neighborhood.
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San Rio is perfect for your primary residence, vacation getaway, or as an investment toward future retirement, but with pre-development prices at their lowest, this coastal property is worthy of serious consideration. (And those who move quickly will have their choice of lovely vistas.)
San Rio is being offered by Wakefield Development Company, the Triangle’s (Chapel Hill, Durham and Raleigh)
Developer of the Year. The company is using its considerable award-winning expertise to create upscale coastal communities that will provide a lifetime of enjoyment.
Directions: To visit their sales office, please call 866-222-1164 to set
up an appointment with their community sales professional.
Homesites starting in the low 200s. |
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