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Pond-front Homes for Sale in North Carolina

Listings reporting a pond as their waterfront feature. Ponds range from natural to man-made; ask about ownership, maintenance and permits.

2 participating MyStateMLS listings report this water type. A listing can report more than one water type. Search pond-front rentals.

Photo 1 of 18, land at 3406 Heron Lake Sw Dr #265, Supply, NC 28462
For saleReduced $10,100

$119,900

0.57 acres

PondWaterfront, relationship not specified

3406 Heron Lake Sw Dr #265Supply, NC 28462

Land and lots · MLS 11915832

Listing courtesy of LPT REALTY LLC · MyStateMLS

Photo 1 of 40, home at 522 Moss Lake Ln, Holly Ridge, NC 28445
For saleReduced $27,000Virtual tour

$608,000

4 beds2,604 sq ft

PondWaterfront, relationship not specified

522 Moss Lake LnHolly Ridge, NC 28445

Homes, condos and townhomes · MLS 11863147

Listing courtesy of LPT REALTY LLC · MyStateMLS

What to check before buying a pond-front property

Pond-front listings include natural ponds, farm ponds and stormwater or community ponds. The difference matters: a stormwater pond may be owned and maintained by an association or a public agency, and its level, uses and appearance are set by its job, not by the homeowner.

  • Is the pond natural, a farm pond, or a stormwater or community pond, and who owns it?
  • Who maintains the pond and its dam or outlet, and is there a cost to owners?
  • Are swimming, fishing or boats allowed by the owner or association?
  • Does the pond carry any permit, inspection or setback requirements?

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Water type is what each listing reports, not an independent survey. Listings provided by MyStateMLS. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.