Harbor Island
Harbor Island is the part of Wrightsville Beach between the Causeway Drive bridges, before you reach the beach strand. It has large yards, oak lined streets, and quick access to the water.
Many homes were built from the 1950s to the 1970s, and few come up for sale.
Build facts
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Can you build a custom home here?
Mostly by rebuilding. Harbor Island is built out. Buying an older home and building a new one to current flood rules is the main path.
If you are looking at a home here, ask for a free lot review. We will check the flood zone, height limits, and town rules.
Common questions
Where is Harbor Island?
It sits between the mainland and the Wrightsville Beach strand, along Causeway Drive.
Is there an HOA?
Most streets have no HOA. The Town of Wrightsville Beach sets the building rules.
How old are the homes?
Many homes were built from the 1950s to the 1970s. Most have been updated or rebuilt.
What schools serve Harbor Island?
Homes here are in New Hanover County Schools. School lines can change, so check the district address lookup for a specific lot.
Is Harbor Island in a flood zone?
Much of the island is low, so many lots are in a flood zone. New homes must sit at a set height. We check this for each lot.
Can I build a custom home on Harbor Island?
Yes, by rebuilding. Longshore can help you plan a new home that meets town and flood rules.
