615 Bent Tree Rd, Oriental, NC, 28571

This home announces itself quietly: a private dock on Pierce Creek and a shaded screened porch that frame the best of Coastal North Carolina living. Tucked into mature trees in one of Oriental’s coveted waterfront-access neighborhoods, 615 Bent Tree Rd delivers 1,978 square feet of versatile living with well-proportioned rooms and a practical footprint ideal for full-time residents or weekend sailors.

Step inside to an open main living area where the fireplace anchors both conversation and cozy evenings after days on the water. The dining and living rooms sit adjacent to a straightforward kitchen that supports everyday meals and easy entertaining. The primary suite includes an ensuite bath; the second bedroom, plus a dedicated office, expand flexibility for guests, remote work, or hobbies. Built above the garage, a finished room over the garage (FROG) adds usable space—perfect for guests, a media room, or studio.

Car and project enthusiasts will appreciate the two-car garage with a dedicated workshop area for tools and storage. The screened porch overlooks the property's quiet natural setting—an ideal spot for coffee, reading, or watching birds—and the yard slopes toward the creek where a private dock makes kayak and paddleboard launches effortless. HVAC, in-unit laundry, and the home’s solid 1995 construction provide a comfortable, low-fuss base for coastal living.

Location is a standout: you’re minutes from the village of Oriental with its restaurants, shops, marinas, and community events that celebrate the town’s sailing culture. When being on the water matters, few local properties combine a private dock, community access to waterways, and a short drive to village conveniences. Priced at $519,000 (approximately $262/sqft and matching valuation midpoint), this property represents a rare blend of usable interior space and immediate water access ready for your next chapter on Pamlico Sound.

Oriental is a compact coastal village celebrated for its boating culture, friendly main street, and easy access to the Pamlico Sound. Residents gather for seasonal events, dine at local seafood spots, and drop lines or launch kayaks from nearby marinas. Streets are quiet, the pace is relaxed, and daily errands are a short drive away. The community draws people who value outdoor life—sailing, fishing, and water sports—while enjoying neighborhood camaraderie and small-town conveniences.