Heading Far East to ORIENTAL, NC
(Reprint from NCboatinglifestyle)

Whittaker Harbor, Mariner Realty’s latest development, is proving to be the crown jewel. The 66-acre property sits on Whittaker Creek and is the last large waterfront tract available in the town limits of Oriental, the small coastal village that has long been known to have more boats than people.

“Oriental’s not that big,” says Allen. “It’s a limited resource. Whittaker Harbor is a choice spot where you can put out your own dock, walk or ride your bike to downtown.” Allen thinks one of the property’s greatest amenities will be the 250-foot wooden bridge that will span the estuary wetland separating the two phases of the development. The Propsts chose the wooden structure because its design, in addition to meeting DOT standards, complements the development, making it an amenity rather than a distraction. [Read More...]

Whittaker Harbor Amenities

• Deep-water, wooded home sites
• Sewer and water connections to all lots
• No sewer impact fees
• Paved roads
• Conservation area and extensive landscaping
• Deeded water access through a community boat ramp
• Community tennis association

Highlights of the Protective Covenants

• Minimum square footage requirement of 2,000 heated square feet
• Architectural and construction guidelines for dwellings and outbuildings
• Set back requirements
• Landscaping and land-use guidelines
• Vehicle, boat and trailer parking guidelines
• Required membership in the Whittaker Harbor Owners Association
• No mobile homes

To download a complete set of the Whittaker Harbor Declaration of Covenants, click here.

Homeowners’ Association

Upon acquiring title, the owner of each lot will automatically become a member of the Whittaker Harbor Homeowners' Association. HOA dues will be $700.00 per year.

The Association will be responsible for the maintenance, management and control of the common areas and the limited common areas.

Architectural Guidelines

All homes constructed in Whittaker Harbor will first be approved by the Board of Directors of the Association or by an Architectural Control Committee appointed by the Board of Directors.

The Committee will be dedicated to maintaining the standards and character of homes in Whittaker Harbor. Approval will be based on the minimum requirements as set forth in the Covenants. The Committee will also adopt building guidelines for utilization and elevation of proposed landscaping plans.