103 Laurel Ln, Beaufort, NC, 28516

You can tell this house was sited for convenience the moment you arrive — 103 Laurel Lane sits minutes from downtown Beaufort and the briny tang of Taylor’s Creek is an ever-present reminder that the waterfront is within easy reach. The home's mid-century footprint (built in 1978) has been modernized in thoughtful stages: new carpet and updated flooring, stainless-steel appliances in an eat-in kitchen, and fresh finishes that make the house feel current without masking its original proportions.

Step inside to two distinct living areas that make hosting effortless — one room for quiet evenings and a larger family room for gatherings. The eat-in kitchen anchors the home, and practical touches such as in-unit laundry and central A/C are already in place. Three bedrooms share a full bath, with an additional half bath for guests; the layout suits a full-time family, a beach-adjacent second home, or an investor seeking strong rental demand in a walkable coastal town.

Outside, the fenced backyard provides privacy for pets and play, and the large two-car garage offers ample storage or a workshop zone. The lot feels generous for a downtown-adjacent parcel, giving you outdoor space without the upkeep of acreage. Because much of the heavy lifting on updates has been completed, the house arrives move-in ready and positioned to capture Beaufort’s year-round appeal.

Location is the real headline: walk to downtown’s shops and waterfront promenades, hop in the car for regional beaches and sound-side boating, or make this your low-maintenance lock-and-leave. Whether you’re buying for lifestyle, income, or future resale, the combination of proximity to Taylor’s Creek and the recent interior updates create a compelling package at $450,000.

This address places you within easy reach of Beaufort’s historic downtown and waterfront. Residents enjoy a compact, walkable center with boutiques, cafes, and seasonal maritime activity along Taylor’s Creek and the nearby sound. The neighborhood blends coastal leisure with everyday convenience—short trips for groceries, dining, and waterfront walks are part of the routine. The area appeals to those seeking a small-town coastal lifestyle with quick access to regional beaches and boating opportunities.