Landfall is a gated community of about 2,200 acres in Wilmington, close to Wrightsville Beach. It has staffed gates, security patrol, and two golf courses designed by Jack Nicklaus and Pete Dye.
Homes range from patio homes to large custom estates on the Intracoastal Waterway.
Mostly by rebuilding. Landfall has few open lots left. Buying an older home and building new is common here.
If you find a home or lot, ask for a free lot review. We will check the design review rules before you buy.
Yes. Landfall has staffed gates and security patrol around the clock.
Yes. There are two courses, one by Jack Nicklaus and one by Pete Dye. Membership in the Country Club of Landfall is separate and optional.
It depends on the section. A 2024 waterfront listing showed $3,852 a year. Ask the association for the lot you want.
Some lots front the Intracoastal Waterway. The community also has private access to the beach at Shell Island.
Recent guides list Wrightsville Beach or Ogden Elementary, Noble Middle, and Laney High. Check New Hanover County Schools to confirm.
Yes, most often by rebuilding. Plans go through a design review. Longshore can help you through the process.
We protect your time, guide every decision, and keep you informed from the first call to move-in day. Gold, Silver, and Bronze Parade of Homes winner. Member of NAHB and the Wilmington-Cape Fear Home Builders Association.
