1020 Windlea Run, Wilmington, NC 28409

Spectacularly sited on 273 feet of water frontage overlooking picturesque Hewletts Creek, this elegant residence rests high above the waterline and out of the flood plain on 1.3 acres, a few feet away from its deeded boat slip. Located at the end of a private, tree-lined lane that meanders around a pond, the home is approached by a circular driveway framed by a majestic oak that is a fitting prelude to the home’s fine interior. This luxurious William Poole-designed southern style home boasts fine finishes that include abundant mill-work, a masonry gas-log fireplace and gleaming hardwood floors. Comprising 5239 heated square feet, this beautiful home features 6 bedrooms, 5.5 baths, a bonus room and living areas designed to take advantage of the water vistas. The 2-story entrance hall with an elegant staircase is a beautiful segue to the formal dining room. A graceful archway with exquisite trim detail and a hidden closet leads to the living room enhanced by a fireplace and French doors affording beautiful water views. The luxurious master suite is graced with windows overlooking the water, a 14 x 11 dressing room with custom shelving and a huge spa-like bathroom with a whirlpool tub, shower, and double vanities. An epicurean kitchen boasting extensive granite, a center island, a pantry and a breakfast area overlooking the water is a chef's dream. Be mesmerized by the beautiful water vistas and sunsets while lounging or dining on the expansive rear covered terrace. Enjoy boating from your own 24 foot boat slip at the community dock adjacent to the property, for a day of fishing or beach-combing on the white sandy beaches of Masonboro Island, Wrightsville Beach or Figure 8 Island. This home's location is ideal for quick ocean access or dining by boat at one of the area's fine restaurants located along the Intracoastal Waterway. Surrounded by nature and a serene setting, this coastal residence is just minutes from first class stores and restaurants and a short drive to Wilmington's Riverfront Historic District and Wilson Humanities & Fine Arts Center.