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Living in Harbor Point
Docks, porches and the water at the end of the road.
What it’s like
Harbor Point sits on the peninsula where the river meets the bay. Some homes are on the water with their own docks; most are a short walk from it, with porches built to catch the breeze.
Life here runs on the water: boats in summer, long walks along the shore the rest of the year. Houses range from small cottages to newer two-story homes with upper porches looking out to the bay.
Waterfront property comes with its own homework: flood zones, insurance, dock permits and shoreline rules. We go through all of it before you make an offer, not after.
Homes you’ll find here
Waterfront homes
Private docks, flood zone and insurance checks essential
Cottages and newer two-story homes
A short walk to the water, often with porches facing the bay
Day to day
- Boating, the marina and the shoreline walk
- A quieter pace, especially out of season
- Ask about flood insurance before you fall in love
Best for: Boating, water views and a slower pace
Homes in Harbor Point
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For homeowners
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