2805 E Gangplank Ln SW, Supply, NC 28462

Quaint log cabin style beach house on pilings. Approximate 1360 SF with a lower level apartment of 1360 SF. Listed in County records as four bedroom, four bath home. Septic permit research finds three bedroom septic on file. There is a well on property too! Sunroom addition and bedroom addition made along the line. NO proof of CO's found. Buyers need to perform their own due diligence. Long pier to deep water with floating dock and rusting boat lift. Reports are that if repairs are less than 50% of value, no permits need to be drawn...Renovations over 50% value requires Coastal Management permits. Lot dimensions approximate. Selling AS IS! Allow 2-3 business days for Seller's response. BOA prequal or proof of funds must be submitted with all offers.Brunswick County offers many choices, including dozens of planned communities with golf courses and hundreds of beautiful beach and marsh front homes. Our County also offers 7 beautiful public parks facilities for tennis, baseball, football, soccer and basketball. Throughout Brunswick County, there are over 30 high quality golf courses open to the public. Several of these courses have been designed by master golf architects and feature beautiful scenery. Come find out for yourself why Brunswick County is considered North Carolina's Golf Coast.Beautiful beaches, marinas, deep-sea fishing, canals and more. There are also miles of walking paths, kayaking on inlets and marsh areas, and lots of wildlife. There are 11 marinas along the Intracoastal Waterway, stretching from the southernmost end of the county all the way up to Bald Head Island.The subtropical climate is subject to the warming effects of the Gulf Stream. Summer days average in the mid to high 80s, but even the coldest winter days average in the mid 50s, making barefoot strolling on the beach on New Year's a distinct possibility. In fact, our weather is ideal for year-round visits.Myrtle Beach is only a stones throw away, a beautiful place to go for a drive, U.S. Highway 17 is the major route that runs north/south along the Grand Strand. Other major highways in the area include I-20, I-77, I-85, I-40, I-73 and I-95.Fly into the area via Myrtle Beach International Airport or Wilmington National Airport.