Craven County
New Bern, James City and Havelock
Settled in 1710 by Swiss and Palatine German immigrants lead by Baron Christoph Degraffenried, New Bern is the second oldest town in North Carolina. The new colonists named the settlement after Bern, the capital of Switzerland, the hometown of their leader and the first animal they came across…a bear! “Bern” is the old Germanic word for “bear”. To this day the Bear, stands as a symbol for this charming river side city. Steeped in history, the Colonial Capital of NC combines unique shops, clothing boutiques, galleries and waterfront dining in a thriving and walkable downtown. Add to that the convenience of a regional airport (EWN) and a five-star hospital, thriving arts community, national retail stores and shopping centers, golf and healthcare specialist thus making New Bern a regional center in coastal North Carolina.
648Listings in the Area
2,580Listings Sold Last Year
$207,900Median Price
Tbd Dr Mlk Jr Boulevard
$7,735,000
Acreage
103.7
103.7
Tbd Amhurst Boulevard
$3,500,000
Acreage
70
70
Tbd Garner Road
$2,834,000
Acreage
28.43
28.43
103 Brigadoon Court,
Hunters Ridge
$2,700,000
Beds
5
5
Baths
7.5
7.5
Sq. Ft.
10720
10720
101 Trent Shores Drive,
Trent Shores
$2,500,000
Beds
5
5
Baths
6
6
Sq. Ft.
7000
7000
Tbd Savoy Drive
$2,265,000
Acreage
98.4
98.4
100 Pattswood Road
$2,100,000
Acreage
6.5
6.5
385 Sand Ridge Road,
Other
$1,995,000
Acreage
88
88
Lot 063 Elizabeth Avenue,
Derby Park
$1,980,000
Acreage
43.8
43.8
3215 Old Cherry Point Road
$1,600,000
Acreage
9.55
9.55
210 Bridge Pointe Drive,
Bridge Pointe
$1,570,000
Beds
4
4
Baths
4.5
4.5
Sq. Ft.
5454
5454
N/A Sandy Point Road
$1,450,000
Acreage
66.58
66.58
0 Adams Creek Road Road
$1,400,000
Acreage
1287
1287
5320 Adams Creek Road
$1,399,000
Acreage
161
161
58 Us 17
$1,352,000
Acreage
35.92
35.92
Tbd 2 Savoy Drive
$1,201,000
Acreage
52.2
52.2
4515 Us 70 Highway
$1,200,000
Acreage
13
13
1422 Alexander Lane,
Bellefern
$1,200,000
Beds
4
4
Baths
4.5
4.5
Sq. Ft.
6060
6060