“The setting for these enchanting homes is Cape Fear Station, the newest neighborhood on the east end of Bald Head Island, North Carolina. With walkways, picket fences, and cart paths, the development reflects the style of quaint seaside towns from long ago. Unpopulated beaches, a maritime forest preserve, and tidal creeks add to the island’s appeal.”
Coastal Living magazine
November/December 2002

Cape Fear Station combines exceptional natural surroundings with an equally exceptional, environmentally sensitive land plan.

Bordered by more than 10,000 acres of preserved land on all sides— including verdant tidal creeks and salt marsh to the north, undulating dunes and forest surrounding Cape Fear Point to the east and south, and rare maritime forest to the west—Cape Fear Station is sited around and within an incredible geographic phenomenon.

Located at the heart of the community, a village green known as The Common at Cape Fear Station provides a gathering place for neighborly interaction and social events. The Common is designed as a rectangular outdoor “room,” with a rolling floor of live oaks and lawn, a ceiling of blue sky overhead, and metaphorical walls created by the two-story homes along its perimeter.

Throughout Cape Fear Station, a series of sidewalks and alleys connect the homes to each other, and to all the amenities within and surrounding the neighborhood— most notably, the Shoals Club. Moreover, every Cape Fear Station home is, at most, a short walk to a spectacular ocean beach.