Warlick Estate Homes with Paved Parking Features

Welcome to Warlick Estate, an exquisite subdivision nestled in the heart of Wilmington, North Carolina, within the vibrant New Hanover County. This charming community blends the allure of suburban living with the convenience of city amenities, making it an ideal place for families, professionals, and retirees alike.

Warlick Estate is known for its beautifully designed homes, each featuring paved parking options that enhance both accessibility and curb appeal. Imagine coming home to a meticulously maintained residence with ample parking space for your family and guests, ensuring that every visit is a breeze. The paved driveways not only add a touch of elegance to the homes but also provide a practical solution for everyday living.

As you explore Warlick Estate, you’ll discover a neighborhood that prioritizes community and comfort. The lush landscapes and tree-lined streets create a serene environment, perfect for evening strolls or morning jogs. Families will appreciate the nearby parks and recreational facilities, while local shops and dining options are just a short drive away, offering everything from casual eateries to fine dining.

Wilmington itself is a treasure trove of cultural and historical attractions, with beautiful beaches, vibrant arts scenes, and rich Southern charm. Living in Warlick Estate means you’ll have the best of both worlds—a peaceful retreat with easy access to the excitement of city life.

If you’re searching for a place to call home in Wilmington, Warlick Estate offers a unique blend of comfort, community, and convenience. Come and experience the charm of this delightful neighborhood today!

Newest Warlick Estate Homes with Paved Parking Features

$790,000

4 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths

A private saltwater pool, inviting outdoor spaces, and a central Wilmington location make this beautifully maintained Warlick Estates home an exceptional place to enjoy coastal living. Located in a highly sought-after school district, approximately six miles from Wrightsville Beach and six miles from downtown Wilmington, the home puts beach days, dining, shopping, and historic Riverwalk outings within easy reach. An elevated lot and mature landscaping create a welcoming arrival. Inside, an open floor plan with twelve-foot ceilings in the living and dining areas offers an airy sense of space, while stained wood ceiling beams add warmth and character. A custom kitchen nook with built-in bench seating and pool views provides an inviting spot for morning coffee or casual meals. Currently used as four bedrooms with three full bathrooms, the home offers a versatile layout. The upstairs room features its own private full bathroom and can serve as a guest suite, bedroom with ensuite bath, home office, media room, or multipurpose retreat. The backyard is a highlight, featuring a fenced saltwater fiberglass pool, stamped concrete patio, and grill area for relaxed afternoons and outdoor entertaining. Beyond the pool, there is plenty of room for children to play or pets to explore. With its private pool, flexible living spaces, and convenient location near Wrightsville Beach and downtown Wilmington, this Warlick Estates home brings comfort, convenience, and coastal lifestyle together.

2822 Warlick Dr, Wilmington

$1,200,000

4 Beds ⋅ 4 Baths

Some houses are designed around rooms. This one is designed around living well. Set on a private, beautifully landscaped property in sought-after Warlick Estates, this custom-built home has been completely remodeled from top to bottom, pairing the character and craftsmanship of an established home with the ease of one that has already been thoughtfully brought forward. Classic brick. Charming dormers. A broad front porch. Mature landscaping that has had time to become what new construction spends years trying to achieve. Inside, the transformation is immediately apparent. The interiors feel fresh and refined. Hardwood and luxury vinyl plank flooring move through the home, the kitchen and baths have been beautifully updated, and the mostly one-level layout makes everyday life remarkably easy. Three bedrooms are situated on the main floor, with additional bedroom upstairs. It is a house with room to spread out without requiring you to live on multiple levels. The kitchen sits naturally at the heart of things. Quartz surfaces, updated finishes, generous storage, and an easy connection to the surrounding living spaces make it equally suited to a quiet Tuesday night or a house full of people. Nothing feels overly formal. Nothing feels forgotten. The renovation has been approached as a whole rather than as a collection of unrelated updates. And then there is the backyard. Step outside and the property becomes something else entirely. A heated saltwater pool and cascading hot tub sit within an expansive travertine terrace, surrounded by mature landscaping that creates an unusual degree of privacy. There are places to swim, places to sit, places to eat, and places to disappear with a book for an afternoon. An outdoor kitchen makes dinner outside an easy decision. The masonry wood-burning fireplace gives the space a reason to stay open well beyond summer. A pergola, outdoor shower, heated screened porch and thoughtfully placed landscape lighting carry the experience from morning coffee through late evenings by the fire. It feels less like a backyard and more like a place you would normally pack a bag to visit. The detached poolside structure refuses to have just one job. The current owners have used it as a comfortable retreat, with climate control, a private bathroom and its own entrance. The next owner might see something entirely different: a quiet home office separated from the activity of the house, a yoga or fitness studio, a creative space, a private teen or young adult retreat, or simply somewhere to close the door for an hour. Its value is in the flexibility. There are practical details here, too--the things that rarely make the glamorous part of a listing but matter enormously once you actually live somewhere. A mostly one-level floor plan. A separate bonus space. A screened porch when the weather is perfect but the mosquitoes disagree. An outdoor shower after the pool. Space for a boat. Wired for a generator. No HOA dictating how the property should be enjoyed. And privacy. Real privacy. The mature trees and landscaping surrounding the property give the outdoor spaces a sense of separation that is increasingly difficult to find. You can have a house full of people around the pool and still feel removed from the world beyond it. That may ultimately be what distinguishes this home. It has been remodeled beautifully, certainly. But the more compelling story is how all of its pieces work together--the house, the pool, the detached retreat, the outdoor kitchen, the fireplace, the porches, the landscaping and the land itself. A home built for ordinary Tuesdays as much as summer Saturdays. When home feels this much like a destination, there is little reason to leave.

2737 Warlick Dr, Wilmington

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