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New Bern, New Bern NC Real Estate, New Bern Info, New Bern Listings, New Bern Homes, New Bern Lots, New Bern Commercial Listings in New Bern, Havelock, Oriental, Trenton and more. Waterfront, Golf, Historic, New Bern NC has it all! Sonja Babic Broker/Realtor A+ Real Estate Professionals New Bern NC
Sonja Babic 252/617-0861 New Bern, NC New Bern, the second oldest town in North Carolina, is situated where the Trent and Neuse Rivers meet. New Bern abounds with history around every corner with over 150 historic landmarks, the magnificent Tryon Palace, Birthplace of Pepsi and a 157,000-acre national forest. For a change of pace, New Bern sailing on our endless rivers is relaxing. Golf at one of the excellent championship courses in the New Bern and Havelock area. Camp or hike in the 157,000-acre Croatan National Forest. New Bern has three historic districts with homes stores and churches dating as far back as the early 18th century. In fact, there are 36 individual listings and more than 150 sites included in the National Register of Historic Places.
Homes and properties for sale in New Bern NC! About the New Bern, North Carolina Area
New Bern was the original capital of North Carolina, in
the colonial era, and is the oldest city in the state. It is surrounded by
two beautiful rivers, the Neuse and Trent, and is popular with water
enthusiasts of all kinds. The historic district downtown offers unique
shopping opportunities, art galleries and fine restaurants, and the
business district is undergoing redevelopment, with fine dining and
shopping as well. The estimated population of New Bern in July 2004 was
23,368. Even as it continues to grow, New Bern maintains the friendliness
of a welcoming small town.
Location Jacksonville, North Carolina is 33.5 miles southwest of New Bern. Wilmington is 87 miles southwest of New Bern and Raleigh is 119 miles to the northwest. There are many small towns within 15 miles of New Bern including Trent Woods, Brices Creek, Bridgeton, James City, River Bend, Fairfield Harbour, Pollocksville, and Neuse Forest. Geography Jobs New Bern has a strong economy and employment opportunities, and a moderate cost of living. Large businesses and industries appreciate that operation costs are reasonable, and there is a good labor force, and small business owners see the area as a good place for growth and increasing revenues. Housing Recreation New Bern parks have many recreational opportunities and varied facilities, including playgrounds and picnic shelters, boat slips, and beautiful views of the Neuse and Trent Rivers. The Recreation and Parks Department sponsors many events throughout the year, such as the Festival of Fun, and the Christmas Flotilla. There are many beautiful parks in New Bern. One example is the Union Point Park Complex, a 6 acre site located in downtown New Bern, at the juncture of the Neuse and Trent Rivers. Its recently constructed Gazebo is the location of special events, including weddings. There is also a walkway from Union Point to Bicentennial Park, a fishing pier, and boat launches. The New Bern Athletics Division oversees many sports leagues including Pop Warner Football, Cal Ripkin Baseball, and Girls Volleyball for youth, and Industrial Adult Basketball. New Bern has a number of local courses for golf enthusiasts. There are three semi-private 18-hole courses including Carolina Pines Golf and Country Club, The Emerald Golf Club, and River Bend Golf and Country Club. Fairfield Harbour Country Club is also semi-private, and has 36-holes and 2 courses --- the Harbour Point Course and the Shoreline Course. There are also two private 18-hole courses in New Bern, at the New Bern Golf and Country Club, and the Taberna Country Club, which is located south of the Trent River. Special Attractions/Events One of the most popular excursions in New Bern is a 90 minute trolley tour of the historic city, including interesting stories through the centuries of this former capital of the State of North Carolina. Another well-known attraction is the Fireman’s Museum, with a large collection of early fire-fighting equipment including steam pumpers, Civil War relics, and historical photographs. Interesting Facts/Historic Buildings and Places 256 Middle Street is a famous New Bern address, known as the “birthplace of Pepsi”. Caleb Bradham invented the drink here, in his pharmacy. Today, there is a re-created soda fountain, where you can enjoy what was originally known as “Brad’s drink”. In 1898, the drink was patented as Pepsi-Cola. New Bern is often considered one of the finest historic small towns. It was founded in 1710 by the Swiss. After the Revolution in the late 1700’s, the city prospered by exporting tobacco, lumber, and molasses to New England.
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