“By the People” – Music from the Old North State
A culturally rich evening celebrating North Carolina’s musical heritage—an ideal local outing for residents of Pelican Pointe wanting an inspiring, community-focused concert just across town.
Pelican Pointe offers a variety of housing options, including single detached homes and row houses with three to four or more bedrooms. Many residences were built after 2000, providing some newer construction alongside well-established properties from previous decades. Parking is convenient, making car access easy throughout the neighborhood. The area provides a calm atmosphere with its relaxed surroundings and distinctive character. While daily errands often require transportation, the community benefits from quiet streets and a peaceful setting. This neighborhood presents an excellent opportunity to find spacious housing in a pleasant environment with strong access by car.
Pelican Pointe is a neighborhood to buy a home in for those who prefer a chill atmosphere. Pelican Pointe can be rather noisy, as can be a major contributor of noise.
Parks, schools, dining, and what makes this neighborhood special
The central community pool, nestled within the Pointe subdivision of Pelican Pointe, serves as a vibrant gathering spot for residents of all ages — ideal for summer lounging, neighborhood swim meets, and leisurely afternoon dips by the canal-side homes.
Within the Village and Pointe sections lies a shared recreational complex featuring well-maintained tennis courts and a lighted basketball court, offering convenient and active options for fitness and friendly competition right within the neighborhood.
Many homes in the Pointe section enjoy direct canal frontage and private docks, and the neighborhood also features a community dock, giving residents seamless access to the Pasquotank River for boating, kayaking, or peaceful waterside sunsets.
Pelican Pointe Village offers meandering walking trails winding through landscaped green spaces, including a community flower garden, providing a serene and scenic setting for strolls, nature appreciation, and occasional potluck gatherings.
Just minutes from Pelican Pointe, Weeksville Road hosts convenient neighborhood favorites like Big Daddy’s Pizza, Southern Maid Donuts, and Meadows Original Frozen Custard, ensuring quick access to casual dining and sweet treats just a short drive away.
Things to do, events, and what's happening this month
A culturally rich evening celebrating North Carolina’s musical heritage—an ideal local outing for residents of Pelican Pointe wanting an inspiring, community-focused concert just across town.
A major spring athletic event hosted locally, offering options for runners of all levels and family fun—including virtual participation for Pelican Pointe residents—highlighting Elizabeth City’s waterfront and community spirit.
View event details →A hands-on hobby fair where locals can explore crafting, collectibles, and creative activities—perfect for families in Pelican Pointe looking to try something new and connect with neighbors.
View event details →A scenic countryside cycling event starting downtown, offering multiple ride lengths, snacks, and post-ride festivities—an engaging outdoor activity for Pelican Pointe cyclists and families wanting active local adventure.
View event details →The culmination of marathon weekend with race finishes downtown—invites spectators to cheer on participants and enjoy waterfront activity, making it ideal for Pelican Pointe residents seeking festive, community energy.
View event details →Stories, updates, and things to know in Pelican Pointe
Local characteristics and demographics for Pelican Pointe