Carolina Place

Carolina Place is a historical neighborhood near downtown in Wilmington, North Carolina. Builders constructed the majority of the homes between the early 1900s and the end of WWII. Because of its history, the neighborhood possesses a unique feel not found in newer communities. The history of Carolina Place is on full display just from looking at the homes' style. Quaint bungalows and cottages dominate the community, as developers constructed them for the burgeoning middle class at the time. Though constructed many years ago, Carolina Place still manages to mix its historic charm with modern updates and upgrades.

In spite of its long history, Carolina Place defies being an old relic. Over the years since their construction, owners and investors have updated the homes with new appliances and features. In fact, it has become increasingly common for developers to buy older homes in the community specifically for renovating. Developers might make some extensive changes to the floorplan to modernize the home. However, most attempt to preserve the original style.

The location of Carolina Place cannot be beaten. A short drive is all that separates residents from downtown Wilmington, the heart of the city's culture. Downtown Wilmington blends old historical Wilmington with newer shops, boutiques, and restaurants. Especially in recent years, new businesses have revitalized the aged brick roads. Concerts, festivals, and other events make downtown buzz throughout the year. For example, the North Carolina Azalea Festival puts on a show every spring, drawing large crowds each year.

Carolina Place's historical character frequently draws more and more new residents each year. Mixing the neighborhood's old history with fresh updates and features, it appeals to those who like the old and the new. If you would like more information about this unique community, contact the Cameron Team today. We would love to assist you!