6105 Motts Village Road, Wilmington, NC 28412 - New Hanover County

Beautifully maintained brick home in the coveted neighborhood of the Village at Motts Landing. Nestled on a peaceful tree-lined homesite that offers exceptional privacy and wooded views, this single-level, 3 bedroom, 3 full bath residence exudes timeless craftsmanship, low maintenance design, and thoughtful attention to detail--all enhanced by a 2024 Generac generator and HOA included yard maintenance for added convenience and piece of mind. Inside, you'll find an open floor plan with showstopping Brazilian cherry engineered wood flooring, an elegant designated dining space, and a refined home office with a coffered ceiling and custom built-ins, making the perfect place to showcase your favorite pieces. The spacious living room features a tray ceiling with soft recessed perimeter lighting, a cozy fireplace tucked in between built-ins and a wet bar--creating the perfect space for every day living and entertaining. The kitchen is both stylish and functional, featuring tall, soft-close wood cabinetry, stainless appliances, neutral granite countertops, and windows that fill the space with natural light. The primary bedroom suite includes two nice-sized walk-in closets with upgraded shelving and an expansive en suite bathroom complete with tile flooring, dual vanities with granite countertops, generous cabinet storage and a large tile walk-in shower. Step outside to the beautiful lanai, featuring an outdoor kitchen, perfect for year round enjoyment and effortless outdoor living! This desirable community offers multiple clubhouses and pools, along with tennis, pickleball, fitness center, sidewalks and a vibrant calendar of social events--all in an unbeatable location just 15-20 minutes from Carolina Beach and historic downtown Wilmington. Discover the ease of coastal, low maintenance living in this stunning home!

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