7610 sladesville-credle road

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.