1120 Davenport Fork Road, Creswell, NC 27928
Creswell, NC 27928 · Washington County · Subdivision: None
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About This Property
**A RARE PIECE OF NORTH CAROLINA HISTORY -- CIRCA 1901!** Step back in time at **1120 Davenport Fork Rd, Creswell, NC**, a truly unique property offering **3.61 acres of fertile farmland, a historic vineyard, and a home built in 1901**. Rich with character and agricultural heritage, this property tells a story that spans generations. The historic grapevines are believed to have **originated in Manteo, NC, more than 100 years ago**, creating a remarkable connection to the heritage of northeastern North Carolina and the Outer Banks. The vineyard has a fascinating history of its own--the **previous owner made wine from grapes grown right here on the property**. At the heart of this special setting is the **circa 1901 historic home**, surrounded by productive farmland and the peaceful beauty of rural Eastern North Carolina. Imagine preserving the character of a historic home while creating your own country retreat, vineyard, garden, homestead, or agricultural haven. The **3.61 acres of fertile farmland** offer tremendous potential for those who appreciate the land and the lifestyle that comes with it. Whether you're passionate about gardening, farming, winemaking, historic properties, or simply looking for a peaceful place with room to breathe, this property offers something truly uncommon. **This isn't simply a home on acreage--it's history in the soil, character in the vines, and a story waiting for its next chapter.** **Circa 1901 Historic Home | 3.61 Acres | Fertile Farmland | Historic Vineyard | Grape Vines with Manteo Roots | Former Winemaking Tradition | Eastern NC Country Living** **Own a piece of history. Cultivate the land. Continue the story.**
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Coastal & Environmental Notice
Washington County is one of North Carolina's 20 CAMA (Coastal Area Management Act) counties, and Plymouth sits directly on the Roanoke River, which empties into the Albemarle Sound. A property near the river or its tributaries may fall under CAMA's Areas of Environmental Concern (AEC) permitting rules, which can affect septic placement, bulkheads, docks, and other shoreline improvements. Flood zone status, floodplain maps, and any CAMA setback should be verified directly with Washington County Planning and the NC Division of Coastal Management before writing an offer on riverfront or near-water property.
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