Golf Course Paradise

The River Dunes community is central to multiple golf courses in the area. The main golf course the community calls its own is an 18-hole course designed with the backdrop of the beautiful Atlantic Ocean coast and shoreline. The River Dunes is located in Oriental, North Carolina at the tip of the Pamlico Sound along the Intra-coastal Waterway. Water lovers and other nature enthusiasts won’t be able to get enough of the area as they golf and participate in other outdoor activities.

The River Dunes is located directly on the shoreline offering a beach oasis to residents and visitors alike. This master planned community has won awards for its architecture. Additionally, the challenges that are brought about at the golf courses in the area include fluctuations in the wind direction due to the coastal air flow, natural land barriers, natural water barriers, and numerous bunkers. The elegant fairways cascade in elegant slopping hills that add texture to the elevation of the course.

The beautifully built River Club Clubhouse has innumerable activities for residents to partake in when they aren’t golfing. This includes an infinity pool, tennis courts, a movie screening room, a chapel, dining options, wine lockers, fire pits, and unique views of the waterway and beach. If this doesn’t strike their fancy they can always go fishing, water skiing, boating, kayaking, canoeing, sunbathing, bicycling, walking, and visiting the Nature Center and Adventure Lodge. Those that prefer the indoors may decide to get a massage or spa treatment at the on site spa.

Located on 1,300 acres the River Dunes community offers security by the caretaker. For any issues residents can visit the Caretaker’s Cottage. Homes along the beach allow for residents to dock their boats virtually outside their own door. Every type of home from the quaint bungalow to the estate style manor can be purchased with prices starting as low as $450,000 and moving up to over $2,000,000.

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