129 Bailey Cir, Shiloh, NC 27974

What catches your eye first at 129 Bailey Circle is the generous 0.92-acre lot — rare acreage inside The Lakes at Shiloh community that opens immediate possibilities for gardening, play, or an exterior project. This contemporary 2019-built home sits level to the road with a wide driveway and a 2-car attached garage topped by a finished room over the garage (FROG) that’s perfect for a home office, hobby room, or guest suite.

Inside, the plan reads as modern and comfortable: high ceilings and consistent laminate flooring create a light, airy feeling through the main living areas while a streamlined kitchen features stainless steel appliances and clean lines that suit everyday living and entertaining. Two full bathrooms serve four bedrooms plus the versatile FROG space, and the home’s 1,742 square feet are arranged on a 1.5-story footprint that balances openness with private bedroom zones.

Systems and finishes reflect recent construction: central air, a heat pump, architectural shingle roof, and municipal water service. The property has been well maintained by owner-occupants since their 2022 purchase; county records show assessed value at $347,467 and annual property tax of $2,676. The home’s condition and contemporary finishes reduce near-term maintenance needs and make it move-in ready for buyers seeking turnkey rural living.

Location is quietly suburban-rural — The Lakes at Shiloh community park is a short distance away and NC-343 sits about 0.5 miles for convenient regional access. Elizabeth City is roughly a 30-minute drive for expanded shopping, dining, and services. Practical due diligence items include a septic inspection and confirmation of any neighborhood covenants. With balanced local market dynamics and recent area comps supporting a midpoint valuation around $370,000, this property is an attractive option for primary residence buyers who want a modern home plus substantial outdoor space.

The Lakes at Shiloh offers a quiet, low-density residential setting on the edge of Camden County’s lakes and low-traffic country roads. Residents enjoy a small-community feel with a community park nearby, while Elizabeth City — about 30 minutes away — provides additional shopping, dining, and healthcare options. Camden County Schools serve the area with average public school ratings, and the neighborhood appeals to buyers seeking modern homes, larger yards, and a slower pace without sacrificing regional access via NC-343.