Shady Dunes is one of the older beach-section names that keeps surfacing in Surf City listings, and it suits buyers after an island cottage rather than a new build. Streets in this part of town run a wide range: original one-story cottages, houses raised and rebuilt to current flood standards, and the occasional lot bought for what will replace the house on it. That variety is the point — it is where a buyer with a renovation appetite still has room to work. For the opposite approach, the town's new construction inventory is a short list but worth watching.
This beautiful custom home has everything you need for a beach house. Incredible ocean views from the large decks, deeded beach access directly across the street, open fl...
Beautiful NEW CONSTRUCTION beach home that sits second row to the ocean! FURNISHED! This four bedroom, four bath home has a private beach and sound access! This home woul...
Beautiful NEW CONSTRUCTION beach home that sits second row to the ocean! FURNISHED! This four bedroom, four bath home has a private beach and sound access! This home woul...
This is an investor's dream with rental income of $85k in 2023. The home sits on a highly elevated lot with a flood insurance quote of $1,935. It has been in the same ren...

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