San Rio Ocean and River Club Homes
in Shallotte, NC
Attention Wakefield Development: Your buyers would like an update on the status of the project as we understand it has been suspended. Please either contact nccenet.org or add a comment here.
Let the low-country lifestyle and exhilarating amenities of San Rio transform you. San Rio is family and friends coming together for both excitement and relaxation. The vivaciousness of the Caribbean will surround you in this Coastal North Carolina neighborhood. San Rio Ocean and River Club promises to be a remarkable community of Caribbean flavor, featuring spectacular homesites and grand homes, unique cottages and cozy villas. Homesites range from $250,000 to $800,000. San Rio is a culture infused with passion, adventure, and you.
San Rio Ocean and River Club is a gated community that rewards you with resort-style perks. Unwind at the waterfall of the adult pool or in the lazy river, followed by dining service at your lounge chair or at the Tiki Bar terrace. A chill in the air? Head for the outdoor fireplace, the indoor pool, or the grotto spa. Time for family? Enjoy Kids Waterworld and the Splash Zone…then change at your private cabana, and you’re off to enjoy the Activities Director’s latest program. Kids will also love the Kids Club activities.
Feel refreshed with a game of tennis, a hike on the nature trail, or an intense session at the fitness center. There is even a Beach Zone in case you’re not up for the all of 40 minutes drive to the coast. Boats can be securely stored, and kayaks are available for rent or storage, with a kayaking discovery area to be explored.
San Rio is a reflection of Wakefield Development Company’s excellent ability to select outstanding locations for homeowners to live well. San Rio Ocean & River Club is at the heart of the growth of North Carolina’s Brunswick County, where it is making waves in the serene town of Shallotte. Named for the Shallotte River, the major branch that winds through the town, Shallotte is a quaint beach town centrally located between the energy of Myrtle Beach, South Carolina and the history of Wilmington, North Carolina. Lose yourself in the gorgeous beaches, popular cities, and endless entertainment.
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Mentioned are homes with a starting price of $250k. Please send me some info about the your homes in this price range. Thanks
My husband & I are considering relocating from NJ around May/June timeframe and North Carolina is one of the areas we are looking into.
Is this a year round community or more for the summer months? We would like information about the schools as our daughter is currently in 7th grade. Are there a lot of families with children?
Hello,
I enjoyed your website and anxious to see what the single family homes look like, floor plans & pricing. Please send when available for my review. Thank you.
T. Cocito
Please send info on The Homes in the 200,000 range.
Thanks,
M
Your website looks so inviting and relaxing. Please send us your floor plans and prices. We are interested in the Villas. Thank You.
Brad and Helen
Please send me more information regarding pricing and availability. Thank you.
Please shoot me a floor plan and pricing along with the poa information.
Hello,
I would really like to receive more info on your home sizes and pricing. My husband has been offered a job in Wilmington and we loved what we saw on the website. My children were not happy about moving but once they saw the website thay were sold. Please send more information please.
Please send me information on you Homes in the 200,000 range.
Thank you
Gary Weller
601 2nd st.
Delanco,N.J.08075-4549
why have they stop work on kingfish bay and san rio in north carolina??????????
send me info on homes in the 200K price range. Thank you
I am presently a property owner at San Rio and am aware that work has been suspended at the development. I would expect an organization like Wakefield Development would keep it’s property oweners informed of the status of the development. When can we expect to hear from the company regarding the status? We should not have to play detective to get answers!
We are currenty a property owner at San Rio since July of 2007. We found out in August of 2008 that the company had stopped working on San Rio the previous July. We were led to believe that Wakefield Development was a reputable company. However, Wakefield has not kept any of the property owners informed of their financial problems. Wakefield represented itself as being financially secure and made commitments during their sales pitch that the amenities would be built in 2008. What’s going on??????
I’m very concerned. Are there legal steps we can take to recoop our funds.
We are also concerned. If anyone has any definative info regarding the status here, We’d like to know more. We have a $1000 tax bill due 1/1/09 to NC on our property. The payment may be in question if the project is dead.
Rick & Sue Britton
We’ve learned from one of the builders putting up a model home that Wachovia recinded funding to Wakefield resulting in a halt to the project until new funding becomes available. The builder implied that wouldn’t be any time soon.