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Enjoy the lifestyle that makes Columbia special at 406 Howard Street. Located just steps from Columbia's waterfront boardwalk along the Scuppernong River and downtown shops, this property places you in the heart of a charming and growing waterfront community. With a public boat ramp less than five miles away and thousands of acres of nearby game lands, outdoor recreation like fishing, boating, and hunting are all within easy reach. Plus, you're only about an hour from the Outer Banks, making day trips to the beach simple. The home offers 3 bedrooms and 1 bath within the town limits with public water and sewer. Inside you'll find a spacious kitchen with natural wood cabinetry and a welcoming sunroom at the entrance. The property also features handicap-accessible entrances in both the front and rear, along with a large outbuilding for storage, hobbies, or workshop space. Currently income-producing, this property offers flexibility for investors, primary homeowners, or buyers looking for a small-town retreat with convenience to local amenities. Seller financing is available, creating additional opportunity for qualified buyers. The home could benefit from some TLC, offering a great opportunity to add value while enjoying the lifestyle Columbia has to offer.
Courtesy: Lime Rock Realty
336-608-8871
Check out the incredible Albemarle Sound views from 148 Rhodes Drive in Columbia, NC. This 3-bedroom, 2-bath manufactured home sits on approximately 0.23 acres and features a large open deck perfectly positioned to enjoy peaceful waterfront scenery. Inside you'll find an open kitchen and living area, a primary suite with walk-in closet, jacuzzi tub, and separate shower. Both bathrooms have been recently updated with new plumbing, toilets, and vanities. The home needs some TLC, but the potential is strong. With no restrictions, you have the flexibility to park an RV or camper and enjoy the property your way. Located in Tyrrell County, surrounded by thousands of acres of game lands for hunting, fishing, and outdoor recreation, and only about one hour from the Outer Banks, this property offers a rare combination of privacy, nature, and coastal access. Perfect as a getaway, investment opportunity, or primary residence. Seller motivated. Seller financing available.
Fixer-upper located in the riverfront town of Columbia, NC in Tyrrell County. Whether you prefer an easy walk to waterfront coffee & dining, or prefer to take a quick ride to the Outer Banks, Edenton, or Greenville, this location offers the handy buyer many options! The first floor offers a full bath, bedroom, flex-room, open concept kitchen-living room & laundry. The second floor offers 2 bedrooms & a full bath. Note: tax amount includes both Tyrrell County & Town of Columbia.
Courtesy: Lime Rock Realty
336-608-8871
Steeped in history and Southern charm, the Theophilus Henry Woodley House (C. 1896) stands proudly at the corner of Broad Street and Highway 64, formerly Scuppernong Road. An inviting beacon of warm hospitality welcoming visitors to Columbia's storied downtown and the scenic Gateway to the Outer Banks. This distinguished three-story residence blends timeless architectural character with modern livability. The inviting front enclosed porch and classic lines reflect a bygone era, while thoughtful updates make it a comfortable home for today's lifestyle. The main level features spacious living areas, laundry hookups, and a flexible rear storage room that—with simple enhancements—could easily serve as a fifth bedroom or home office. The spacious formal dining room—with its proud exposed beams— has entertained more than a century's worth of cherished gatherings rich with warmth, flavor, and family. A separate entrance and covered stairway lead upstairs to a bright, private space with two generous bedrooms and two full baths, offering an ideal setup for a bed & breakfast, long-term rental, or guest quarters. Large bedrooms throughout the home provide comfort and versatility, and a fully floored, walk-up attic offers abundant storage or potential for future expansion. From this prime location, you're just a short stroll to Columbia's restaurants, boutique shops, the renowned Pocosin Arts Center, and the scenic boardwalks along the Scuppernong River. Outdoor enthusiasts will also appreciate proximity to the Pocosin Lakes National Wildlife Refuge—home to some of the most breathtaking natural landscapes in eastern North Carolina. Here's your chance not just to own a home, but to become part of Columbia's story—where history, charm, and opportunity meet in the heart of downtown.
Fixer upper with lots of potential. 1915 square feet and 2304 unheated square feet. Large living area 4 bedrooms and 2 full bathrooms. Home has been newly painted throughout within the last 3 years. New exterior doors and some windows have been replaced. Water heater replaced this year. Home priced to sell.
Columbia is located in North Carolina. Columbia, North Carolina has a population of 498. Columbia is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 20.77% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 30.81%.
The median household income in Columbia, North Carolina is $17,212. The median household income for the surrounding county is $40,938 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Columbia is 48.6 years.
The average high temperature in July is 88.2 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 32.6 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 48.8 inches per year, with 1.7 inches of snow per year.
