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338 Federal Ln, Scranton
$570,000
2 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 100504058 MLS ⋅ CLOSED Status ⋅ 2,048 SqFt. ⋅ 2020 Year Built
Stunning views of the intracoastal waterway and Pungo river from this elevated waterfront home situated on over 5 acres! The home features an enclosed ground level, perfect for storage or a workshop, while the elevated first floor living area offers a spacious kitchen and dining area with great views of the water. The upstairs bedrooms also features great views of the water and access a large rear upper deck. Both lower and upper decks have ample space making relaxing an easy task. Other features of the property include a large detached 30' x 40' workshop, small private pond, solar powered private well, beautiful in-ground pool and more! And with nearly 300' of stabilized riverfront shoreline, a concrete pier with fishing platform and an enclosed boat lift, you can live the waterfront lifestyle of your dreams!

338 Federal Ln, Scranton

4876 Loop Rd, Scranton
$290,000
2 Baths ⋅ 100542052 MLS ⋅ CLOSED Status ⋅ 1,058 SqFt. ⋅ 2019 Year Built
**Waterfront Retreat on 36 Acres** On Fortescue Creek just off the Pungo River, in Scranton, NC....discover the slower pace and getaway on 36 acres of woody marshland mix. This exceptional property offers natures best, abundant wildlife, and endless opportunities for outdoor recreation. The charming 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom home provides comfort and simple convenience while embracing its natural surroundings. The open living space creates a warm, welcoming atmosphere perfect for relaxing after a day spent outdoors. Whether you're a hunter, fisherman, or nature enthusiast, this location delivers the very best of Inner coastal North Carolina living. Spend your days fishing on the river, exploring wooded acreage, or simply enjoying the peace and quiet of your secluded sanctuary. Ideal for hunting, fishing, kayaking, and wildlife viewing. Endless potential for personal retreat, recreation, or investment.

4876 Loop Rd, Scranton

Default St, Scranton
$155,000
100506721 MLS ⋅ CLOSED Status
Discover a rare opportunity to own 5.74 acres of peaceful waterfront property on the Pungo River at Lot 40 & 40A Default Street in Scranton, NC. Located in the tranquil community of The Preserve, this dual-parcel tract features roughly 904 feet of river frontage with direct access to the Intracoastal Waterway. With a blend of cleared and wooded land, this site offers both open space and natural privacy, perfect for a weekend retreat or future homesite. A utility pole is already in place, and a prior septic permit can be renewed for lot 40 while there is an active septic permit for 40A. Enjoy incredible views, boating, and bird watching, all while tucked away on a private cul-de-sac. The Preserve includes road maintenance and water access for a low annual HOA fee. Priced at $180,000, this is your chance to create a dream getaway on North Carolina's scenic coast.

Default St, Scranton

7610 Sladesville-Credle Rd, Scranton
$36,000
3 Beds ⋅ 1 Baths ⋅ 100529606 MLS ⋅ CLOSED Status ⋅ 1,075 SqFt. ⋅ 1978 Year Built
This 1978-built, sturdy brick home awaits your creative touch. Recently refreshed with a new roof in 2021, the home offers solid protection from the elements. The electric water heater, installed in 2010, remains functional though dated, and while the property benefits from reliable county water, an old well location is present on-site. Sold strictly as is, this is a unique opportunity for investors or vision-driven homeowners to personalize and enhance at your pace. Hyde County spans approximately 1,459 square miles, over half of which is water, making it North Carolina's second-largest county by area. The landscape is flat and swamp-fringed, characterized by vast wetlands, coastal plains, and abundant wildlife. As part of the Atlantic Flyway, it attracts migratory waterfowl, including tundra swans and Canada geese. The local Hyde County community is tight-knit and grounded in ways of life shaped by water, wildlife, and tradition. The county supports youth activities like soccer and volleyball through its Parks & Recreation/Cooperative Extension programs. Whether you're passionate about outdoor living or seeking tranquility, this region delivers a rare blend of natural beauty and rural camaraderie. Anglers find a haven here—Hyde County offers unparalleled fishing in freshwater, brackish, and saltwater environments . You're minutes away from both Mattamuskeet National Wildlife Refuge, sprawling over 50,000 acres and embracing Lake Mattamuskeet, and the beloved Swanquarter National Wildlife Refuge. These areas teem with largemouth and striped bass, crappie, catfish, ducks, geese, black bear, bobcat, river otters and a rich variety of migrating birds.

7610 Sladesville-Credle Rd, Scranton

301 New Rd, Scranton
$21,400
100557304 MLS ⋅ CLOSED Status
Bring your plans to the wide-open NC coast with this 5.5± acre tract at 301 New Rd in Scranton--a great blend of space, privacy, and practical utilities. The property offers county water and electric available at the road, plus ~116 feet of road frontage for an easy driveway approach and flexible homesite placement. A septic system will be needed, but with 5.5 acres you'll have plenty of room to position a homesite and septic area while still leaving space for a shop, garden, recreational use, or future expansion. Scranton (Hyde County) is known for its quiet, coastal-country lifestyle--where you can enjoy open skies, low traffic, and room to breathe while still being within reach of everyday conveniences in nearby towns. The area's economy is supported by a mix of agriculture/forestry, commercial fishing and coastal industries, construction, and public services--giving the region steady local roots while remaining a hidden gem for buyers who want land and lifestyle. For family fun and outdoor recreation, you're close to some of Eastern North Carolina's best natural assets. Lake Mattamuskeet and the surrounding refuge are a major draw for birding, wildlife viewing, fishing, photography, and scenic drives. You're also within reach of additional coastal refuges and waterways that make weekends feel like a getaway--kayaking, boating, and exploring the Inner Banks. Location-wise, you're positioned for easy day trips: Belhaven and Washington offer waterfront dining, marinas, and small-town charm, while Greenville expands your options with hospitals, universities, shopping, and broader employment. When it's time for sand and salt air, the NC coast and beach destinations are within a reasonable drive for weekend trips--so you can enjoy the shoreline without living in the middle of seasonal crowds. If you've been looking for usable acreage with utilities available, strong frontage, and the freedom to build the way you want, 301 New Rd deserves a closer look.

301 New Rd, Scranton

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