North Carolina
Homes with Views for Sale in Ocean Isle Beach
“Ocean Views and Coastal Living in Ocean Isle Beach”
94 listings
Avg $1,092,013
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$5.4M
241 W First Street
Ocean Isle Beach, NC
4 bd5 ba4,390
$5M
63 Ocean Isle W Boulevard
Ocean Isle Beach, NC
8 bd10 ba8,994
$3.9M
269 W First Street
Ocean Isle Beach, NC
7 bd9 ba4,968
$3.9M
354 E First Street
Ocean Isle Beach, NC
8 bd8 ba3,200
$3.8M
47 Grand View Drive
Ocean Isle Beach, NC
8 bd8 ba4,008
$3.3M
349 W First Street
Ocean Isle Beach, NC
6 bd6 ba3,608
$3.3M
140 E First Street
Ocean Isle Beach, NC
7 bd7 ba3,558
$3.2M
36 Duneside Drive
Ocean Isle Beach, NC
7 bd9 ba3,630
About Homes with Views in Ocean Isle Beach
Ocean Isle Beach, NC offers 94 homes with stunning ocean, Intracoastal Waterway, and marsh views. These coastal properties have an average price of $1,092,013 and range from $40,000 to $5,400,000. Buyers can find everything from affordable cottages to luxury estates along this popular North Carolina barrier island.
Average listing price: $1,092,013 · 94 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of views are available for homes in Ocean Isle Beach, NC?
Properties feature direct oceanfront views, Intracoastal Waterway vistas, and serene marsh overlooks. With 94 active listings averaging $1,092,013, buyers can select from a wide range of scenic options across the $40,000 to $5,400,000 price spectrum.
What is the price range for homes with views in Ocean Isle Beach?
Current listings span from $40,000 to $5,400,000 with an average price of $1,092,013. This broad range supports various budgets while delivering desirable coastal views on the island.
How do flood zones affect buying a view home in Ocean Isle Beach?
Many view properties sit in AE or VE flood zones, requiring elevated construction and flood insurance. The 94 listings include both elevated luxury homes and lower-priced options, so buyers should review elevation certificates and insurance costs before deciding.