The Vision
Fishers Reserve draws its inspiration from charming coastal villages such as Bald Head Island, NC and Kiawah Island, SC. These townships blend aspects of Charleston style architecture with unique coastal designs to create beautiful communities. The architectural style of Fishers Reserve will combine these same traditional coastal characteristics with modern home designs, establishing a uniqueness unlike any other at Carolina Beach. The vision of Fishers Reserve is to allow property owners freedom to create distinctive designs within our minimalistic architectural guidelines, to produce individually beautiful homes in an architecturally harmonious neighborhood.
By allowing individual home design creativity, Fishers Reserve will not have a repetitive or “cookie cutter” look or feel. Boasting a full-size roadway with brick paver accents, lined with sidewalks, the community’s streetscape will be breathtaking. The architectural guidelines that follow are designed specifically to not hinder creativity, but to allow for an amount of architectural cohesion and harmony that will ensure visual integrity. You are encouraged to use these guidelines and examples as a tool to assist you in the design and creation of your new home at Fishers Reserve.
Nestled in the heart of Carolina Beach on the southern coast of North Carolina, Fishers Reserve offers a unique blend of seclusion and convenience. Tucked away off Saint Josephs Street, this community is surrounded by mature live oaks and heritage trees that lend an unmistakable Southern charm to the landscape.
Enjoy the quiet beauty of this neighborhood while staying effortlessly connected. A Town of Carolina Beach-approved pedestrian trail will link residents directly to the Carolina Beach State Park, the Island Greenway, and various beach access points - perfect for those who love nature, recreation, and coastal living.
Location
The St. Joseph Street Multi-Use Path
Location: St. Joseph Street from N. Lake Park Blvd to the intersection of Lewis Drive and Access Road
Path Length: 1.32 Miles
Estimated Completion: Spring 2026
More Information: Paved, Bike/Pedestrian Friendly, The trail ties into the island’s main routes, Scenic, Well-Maintained