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ATTENTION INVESTORS!!!
Please give me a call or Email for more
information or help with your real estate
investment needs AND help with foreclosure
purchases.
Network
Real Estate
in
HISTORIC DOWNTOWN
106 N Water Street, #112
Wilmington, NC 28401
Direct
Cell: 910 262-8188
Home Fax: 910 792-0220
Madeline Batson, Your real estate agent
for Wilmington, Carolina Beach.
Wrightsville Beach, New Hanover County,
Pender County, Leland and Brunswick County
FORECLOSURES
Waterfront Lots at
Brookhaven
on the Brunswick River
with Deepwater Boat Slips
AVAILABLE
for purchase
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I
am an experienced REALTOR®/Broker.
I have been involved in the investment and
foreclosure side of real estate for over 29 years.
Having
lived in Wilmington, North Carolina for
over thirty six years, I know and love the
area. I list and sell Residential and
Commercial real estate and all types of
property in Wilmington and New Hanover,
Brunswick and Pender Counties. I list
and sell beachfront, waterfront and golf
course community homes. I have a special
interest in the Historic District and was
formerly associated with Town and Country
Realty which was the leading
downtown agency.
Now is
'always' the time to buy in the Cities of
Wilmington, Wrightsville Beach, Kure Beach
and Carolina Beach.
And one Water Front Lot at Mallard Bay
near Hampstead, NC in Pender County
 
Bannerman
Station
212
Walnut Street Brookhaven
Miles Costin House
If unique urban
living is what you
seek, look no further than Bannerman
Station or 212 Walnut Street or
the Brooklyn House in downtown Wilmington,
NC. Near the new PPD Headquarters.
Call Madeline
at 910 262-8188 for INFORMATION
Check
my listing pages for more information on the home or land you
want but remember we have many other
properties to offer.
Search
the MLS for Homes And Call Madeline
E-Mail: madelinebatson@ec.rr.com
New
Hanover County is a leader in North
Carolina in preservation work. The North
Carolina Historic Preservation Tax Credit
is a big Plus. The law allows a tax
credit for certified
rehabilitations of income producing
historic property and provides credit for certified rehabilitations
of non-income producing historic
structures, including private residences.
When combined with Federal
Historic Preservation Tax Credits,
rehabilitating historic buildings becomes
very desirable.
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