A three-bedroom townhome with the owner's suite on the main floor, a screened
porch that looks out into the pines, and a lawn somebody else mows. Built in 2025, by Ryan Homes. Known locally for their quality and attention to detail, they have become one of the largest and most established homebuilding brands in America.
Listed by Stan Powell, Coldwell Banker Sea Coast Advantage. Seller credit is
subject to lender and loan program guidelines. Listing information deemed reliable but not
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See the complete MLS details for 2049 Parow Lane NW, including every room, feature and listing fact in one place.
Parow Lane NW at golden hour. Craftsman gables, stone veneer at the base, and a one-car garage with an extra-wide concrete drive.
Come on in
One easy floor of living, with room upstairs for everything else
The main floor runs front to back in a single open line: living room, kitchen, dining,
then the screened porch and the woods beyond it, which can often be rare in a townhome community. Here's what it's like to walk through
it, room by room.
Welcome to Anderson Farm. The brick-and-pergola entrance sets the tone for the whole neighborhood.
Pulling in
1-car attached garage with opener · 3 total parking spaces
An attached garage matters more than it sounds on the day you come home with a week
of groceries or a car full of beach chairs, and it doubles as storage for bikes and
coolers. The driveway is extra wide, so a second car or a visiting
family member never has to hunt for a spot.
Out front, the stone veneer, the board-and-batten gable and the covered entry give
the row a finished, settled look. The association looks after the grounds, so the
curb appeal you see in these photos is the curb appeal you keep.
The island seats four with room to spare, and the sink faces into the room, so whoever is cooking stays part of the conversation.
Stainless appliances and a straight line of sight to the porch slider and the trees beyond it.
This is the room that sells the home. A long island topped in white quartz, rich
espresso cabinetry, stainless appliances, and a pantry and under the stairs storage for the bulk buys. There's real counter space here, the kind you notice
the first time you host a holiday.
Picture a slow Saturday. Coffee going, the slider cracked open to the porch,
somebody pulling up a stool at the island while breakfast comes off the stove. There
is room for all of it, and nobody is in anybody's way.
The little things you'll touch every day
Brushed-nickel finishes carry from the kitchen to the doors to the baths, and the oak stair railing is an attention to detail that very few national builders, other than Ryan Homes, bring to the table at this price point. None of it shows up in a listing search. All of it shows up when you live here, and enjoy the quality every day.
Pull-down faucet over an undermount sink.Square brushed-nickel hardware.Lever handles throughout.A solid oak newel and rail.Kohler fixtures in the baths.An ecobee smart thermostat.
From the dining table you can see straight through to the front door. That long, open line is what makes 1,638 square feet live larger than it reads.
Dining and living, all in one line
Living room 22.1 × 12.6 · Dining 6.1 × 12.6
Luxury vinyl plank runs the entire first floor, so there's no threshold to trip on and
nothing to worry about when someone walks in from the beach. Recessed lighting keeps
the space bright after dark, and a smart thermostat lets you check on the home from
wherever you are.
The living room at the front is a full twenty-two feet deep, with plenty of room for
a sectional, a reading chair and the people who'll fill them.
The room you'll live in from March to November
Covered, screened rear porch · Wooded backdrop
The screened porch, just through the slider off the dining area. Bright, breezy and bug-free, with the tree line that provides that extra layer of privacy.
This is where the mornings go. Coffee in hand, the wind chimes going, a little birdsong
coming out of the pines. And at the end of a long beach day, it's where you sit with
your feet up and let the evening come on slowly. Ask anyone who has lived at the coast
for a while; a good screened porch is worth more than an extra bedroom.
Step off the screened porch onto the lawn, with a privacy fence between you and the neighbors.Out back, a mowed green and a wall of pines and hardwoods.The view in the other direction. Green, quiet, and no one looking back at you.
The main-floor owner's suite, with windows that look into the green rather than at a neighbor.
This is the feature I'd put at the top of the list for most of the people I work with.
Your bedroom, your bath and your closet are all on the same floor as the kitchen and
the porch. The stairs become a choice rather than a daily chore.
It's a calm room. Soft light through the woven shades, a view of the trees, and space
for a king bed with nightstands on both sides and a bench beneath the window.
Double vanity, so two people can get ready at once.The walk-in shower, with a glass door and a handheld showerhead.
Upstairs, three windows wash this bedroom in daylight, with room for a queen bed and a work-from-home desk.
Upstairs, a place for everyone else
Bedroom 2: 12.2 × 12.6 · Bedroom 3: 11.1 × 9.9 · Full hall bath · Walk-in attic, partially floored
Two more bedrooms and a full bath sit upstairs, out of the way. Close the doors and
they stay quiet until family or friends come to stay.
Then they open right back up and everyone has a space of their own.
One more thing buyers love when they find it: a walk-in attic, partially floored. That's
real storage for holiday bins, luggage and beach gear, which is hard to come by in a
townhome.
The other side of bedroom two, with plenty of room for a desk.The third bedroom, bright and comfortable, with room for a full bed, a dresser and a nightstand.The upstairs hall bath, with a tub and shower for guests.
A home at the coast fills up in a way other homes don't. Summer brings the
visitors, and the visitors bring sandy feet and late nights on the porch. It's good
to have a home that's ready for that, and just as good to have one that settles back
to quiet when they head home.
Who this home fits
First-time homeowners
A 2025 home with ENERGY STAR efficiency, a seller-provided warranty and FHA, VA and
Conventional financing all welcome, stepping from rent to ownership is easier than you
might think.
The lock-and-leave owner
Lawn care, grounds and roads are handled by the association. Lock the door in
November and the home keeps itself until you're back.
One-floor daily living
Bedroom, bath, kitchen, laundry and porch, all on the main floor, with the upstairs
ready whenever company comes.
The remote worker
High-speed internet is included with the HOA, and an upstairs bedroom makes a quiet
office with a view.
The "done with yard work" buyer
All the privacy of your own front door and garage, without the mower, the edger or
the weekends spent on a ladder.
Take the tour
Walk through 2049 Parow Lane with me
Nothing replaces standing in the kitchen, but this comes close. Walk every room at your own
pace in 3D, from the front door to the screened porch and up the stairs. Use the floor plan
to jump between rooms and the measuring tool to see if your furniture fits.
A note on the tax figure. The 2025 tax bill of $139.70 was based on a
$35,000 assessment, which reflects the lot before the home was finished. Expect the bill to
reset once Brunswick County assesses the completed townhome. Don't budget off the 2025
number. Ask me and I'll estimate it for you.
Right in the neighborhood
A brand-new community pool, almost ready for the 2027 season
Anderson Farm's new pool is in the final stretch: a sparkling pool surrounded by a wide
paver deck and lounge chairs, a green pool house with a cupola, and a covered cabana with
shaded dining tables. It's set to open for the 2027 season, so next summer can start
right here in the neighborhood.
The new pool and paver deck, with room to spread out in the sun. (AI created pictures)
The pool house and covered cabana, finished in coastal green. (AI created pictures)Shaded seating under the cabana, a few steps from the water. (AI created pictures)
Picture next summer: a towel over your shoulder, a short trip to the pool, an afternoon in
the shade of the cabana while friends and neighbors cannonball into the
water. And when you'd rather have sand between your toes, Sunset Beach is fifteen
minutes away.
Where you'll be
Quiet streets in Calabash, with the beach about fifteen minutes away
Anderson Farm sits off Hickman Road NW, about two miles from Highway 17 and close to the
South Carolina line. It's a quiet stretch, and it puts nearly everything you'll want within
a short drive.
The dunes and the pier at sunrise. Moments like this never get old.Sunset Beach, about fifteen minutes from your front door. Sea oats, soft sand and a wide, quiet shoreline.The Kindred Spirit mailbox at dusk, tucked in the dunes at the far west end of Sunset Beach.
Walk far enough west on Sunset Beach, toward Bird Island, and you'll find a lone mailbox
standing in the dunes with a bench beside it. It's the Kindred Spirit mailbox, and for
decades strangers have left letters and notebooks inside: love notes, prayers, thank-yous,
and words for people they've lost. Anyone can stop, sit, read and write.
It's so heartfelt that it inspired Nicholas Sparks' novel Every Breath. And it's a
short drive from 2049 Parow Lane, close enough to make the walk at sunset whenever the mood
strikes.
The Calabash waterfront at dusk. Shrimp boats tie up along the marsh in the town known as the Seafood Capital of the World, about five minutes from home.
The Calabash waterfront, with its seafood restaurants and fish markets, is about five
minutes away. Sunset Beach, one of the most beloved beaches in North Carolina, is about
fifteen. North Myrtle Beach and its shopping, dining and medical offices are around twenty,
and the Southern Brunswick Islands' championship golf, boating and fishing are all close by.
Callahan's of Calabash, a local landmark for nautical gifts, candy and Christmas shopping.Dinner outside on the marsh, a Calabash tradition.
Highway 17
~2 miles
Downtown Calabash & the seafood row
~5–7 min
Little River, SC
~10 min
Sunset Beach, the sand
~15 min
North Myrtle Beach
~20 min
Ocean Isle Beach
~25 min
Shallotte
~25 min
Myrtle Beach International Airport
~40 min
Wilmington
~1 hr 10 min
Drive times are typical off-season estimates.
Summer traffic on 17 and 179 changes several of these.
Jessie Mae Monroe Elementary, Shallotte Middle, and West Brunswick High, with Brunswick County
Early College as an option. Assignments change, so verify current zoning directly with
Brunswick County Schools.
Getting here
Take US 17 South to Hickman
Road and continue until Anderson Farm appears on your right. Turn into the community, take a
left at the first stop sign, and the home is on the left. Look for my sign.
Questions I get about this home
Is the owner's suite really on the first floor?
Yes. The primary bedroom, its bath with a double vanity and walk-in shower, and the walk-in
closet are all on the main level, along with the kitchen, laundry room and screened porch.
The two additional bedrooms and a full bath are upstairs.
What are the HOA dues, and what do they include?
Dues are $1,848 per year, about $154 a month, managed by Waccamaw Management. Per the
listing they include lawn and grounds care, the community pool, common-area and private road
maintenance, street lights, a master insurance policy, a termite bond and high-speed
internet.
Why are the property taxes so low?
The 2025 bill of $139.70 was based on a $35,000 assessment, which reflects the lot before
the home was completed. Once Brunswick County assesses the finished townhome, the bill will
be higher. I can give you a realistic estimate before you make an offer.
Does the home come with a warranty?
The listing notes a seller-provided home warranty through 2-10 Warranty. I'll get you the
coverage details so you know exactly what's included.
Is Anderson Farm an age-restricted community?
No. Anderson Farm in Calabash is an all-ages townhome community with no age restriction.
It's also not the Anderson Farm in Wendell, NC near Raleigh; search results mix the two up
often, so double-check anything you read elsewhere.
How far is it to the beach?
About fifteen minutes to Sunset Beach. Downtown Calabash is roughly five to seven minutes
away, North Myrtle Beach about twenty, and Ocean Isle Beach about twenty-five.
Home is 2049, the one with the coral front door. Come see it in person.
I sold new construction for the builders. Now I'd love to help you find home.
With almost 30 years in real estate, and a long stretch of it on the sales teams for
builders such as Bill Clark Homes, Stevens Fine Homes, D.R. Horton, Wade Jurney Homes,
Centex Homes, Beazer Homes and Portrait Homes, I know how these homes are built and what
holds its value.
I moved to the Brunswick County coast 20 years ago for the same life many of my clients
are after now: a home just minutes from the beach. I've learned the best home isn't always
the newest or the biggest. It's the one that fits the life you're moving here to have.
For a lot of people, I think 2049 Parow Lane is that home.
Send me a note with a couple of days and times that work for you, and I'll meet you there
and walk you through it myself. If you're out of town, I'm happy to do a live video tour
instead. And if you have questions about the HOA, the taxes or financing,
ask away.