Airlie West

One of Wilmington's premiere communities, Airlie West offers an abundance of liquid imagery and secluded boundaries in which to enjoy. Approximal to the Intracoastal Waterway, positioned on the picturesque shores of Bradley Creek, neighboring Airlie Place and Airlie Forest, Airlie West is a haven for the purveyors of nature.

Residents of Airlie West experience short biking treks to Wrightsville Beach or to the enchanting Airlie Gardens as they are mere minutes from each. They are also located in the midst of some of the area's finest dining and shopping experiences with Mayfaire Town Center, Lumina Station, The Forum and Landfall Shopping Center all within a short five-minute drive. Just down the road from Airlie West, easily within strolling or biking distance, two of Wilmington's popular waterfront restaurants, Dockside and The Bridge Tender, feature outdoor dining with wonderful waterfront views.

Airlie West Real Estate

The homes in Airlie West have beautifully sculpted, mature landscaping punctuated with trees that have stood in the coastal ground for decades, if not centuries. Many of the Airlie West homes come with their own private boat slips but there is also community access to a dock and boat ramp. This makes those leisurely sails to Wrightsville Beach, Masonboro Island, or waterway restaurants an easy option.

Airlie West homes are custom built with a careful eye to accentuating the consuming views and lovely luminance available on our Cape Fear waterways. Airlie West is a small private enclave with quick and easy access to any local avenue for water sports, fine dining, or a sophisticated shopping foray.

Built between the late 1980s and the 1990s, most homes have or have been upgraded to include a wealth of amenities and are energy efficient. Some homes have fireplaces, some have swimming pools, and all have the distinctive features that make Airlie West one of the most coveted addresses in Wilmington. 

Points of Interest:

• Airlie Gardens
• Intracoastal Waterway
• New Hanover County Arboretum
• Eastwood Road/Military Cut-Off Road biking and walking trail
• Northeast Public Library