Colony I at Oyster Bay Condos for Sale in Sunset Beach, NC
Updated October 2026 by Danielle King, REALTOR®, Realty ONE Group Dockside
Quick answer: Colony I at Oyster Bay is a condo community in Sunset Beach, NC, set along Oyster Bay Golf Links and close to the Intracoastal Waterway. Units are 2 bedroom, 2 bath condos of about 1,140 to 1,160 square feet, built in 1985. Many have golf or pond views. In October 2026, active listings ranged from $205,500 to $240,000.
Colony I at Oyster Bay at a Glance
| Location | Sunset Beach, NC 28468 (Brunswick County) |
| Home types | Condominiums |
| Bedrooms | 2 |
| Size | About 1,140 to 1,160 sq. ft. |
| Built | 1985 |
| Golf | Next to Oyster Bay Golf Links |
| Key amenities | Community pool, tennis, picnic area with grills, clubhouse |
| Price range | $205,500 to $240,000 (active listings, October 2026) |
Where Is Colony I at Oyster Bay?
Colony I is on Colony Place, next to Oyster Bay Golf Links. Recent listings note units across the street from the Intracoastal Waterway, with views of ponds and the golf course.
Sunset Beach and Ocean Isle Beach are both a short drive away.
What Amenities Does Colony I at Oyster Bay Have?
- Community pool
- Tennis court
- Clubhouse
- Picnic area with grills
- Golf and pond views from many units
What Are the HOA Fees in Colony I at Oyster Bay?
Recent listings show the HOA covers master insurance, water, sewer, trash, pest control, termite bond, roof upkeep, building and grounds maintenance, and flood insurance. Ask me for the current figure. MLS listings report HOA fees in different ways, and fees change, so always confirm with the HOA before you buy.
What Types of Condos Are in Colony I at Oyster Bay?
All units are 2 bedroom, 2 bath condos in low-rise buildings. You will find first, second, and third floor units, and some end units. Some are sold furnished.
Can You Rent Out a Home in Colony I at Oyster Bay?
Many Colony units are used as vacation rentals, and several local rental companies list them. Confirm the current rental rules with the HOA before you buy.
What Should Buyers Know About Colony I at Oyster Bay?
The HOA fee covers a lot here, including water and the master policy. Compare the full monthly cost, not just the price.
Ask about the building's roof, reserves, and any planned special assessments. Older buildings can have big projects coming.
What Is the Sunset Beach Housing Market Doing Right Now?
Short answer: Sunset Beach is a balanced market. Buyers have room to negotiate, and well-priced homes still sell close to asking. Colony I at Oyster Bay follows the same town-wide trend, so price and condition matter.
| Median sold price | $582,450 |
| Median list price | $365,000 |
| Median estimated home value | $491,230 (down 1.1% over 12 months) |
| Months of inventory | 5.26 (balanced market) |
| Sold price vs. list price | 97% |
| Median days on market | 82 days |
Source: RPR Neighborhood report for Sunset Beach, NC, single family plus condo/townhouse. Sales data from August 2026, estimated values from September 2026. These are town-wide numbers, not Colony I at Oyster Bay only. For more on the town, see my Sunset Beach NC guide.
What Should You Check Before Buying in Colony I at Oyster Bay?
- HOA documents. Get the current budget, rules, rental rules, and any special assessments for Colony I at Oyster Bay. Fees and rules change.
- Master policy. Ask what the association insurance covers and what your own HO-6 policy needs to cover inside the unit.
- Flood zone. Check the FEMA flood map for the exact address. Some Sunset Beach streets near the marsh and waterway sit in a flood zone, and others do not.
- Insurance quote. Get wind and flood quotes early. Coastal premiums can change your monthly payment more than the price does.
Thinking About Selling Your Colony I at Oyster Bay Condo?
In a balanced market, the first two weeks matter most. Price it right, show it well, and you give buyers a reason to act now. I build every pricing plan on recent sales in Colony I at Oyster Bay and nearby, not a town-wide average.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Colony I at Oyster Bay
Is Colony I on a golf course?
Yes. Colony I sits next to Oyster Bay Golf Links, and many units have golf views.
What does the Colony I HOA cover?
Recent listings show it covers master insurance, water, sewer, trash, pest control, roof upkeep, and grounds.
Can you rent a Colony I condo to vacationers?
Many units are rented through local vacation rental companies. Confirm current rules with the HOA.
Are there condos for sale in Colony I at Oyster Bay right now?
Inventory changes daily. The live listings on this page update from the MLS. If nothing fits today, I can set up an alert so you hear about new Colony I at Oyster Bay listings first.
What Do Clients Say About Danielle?
"I've had a great experience with Danielle King! We have done a few deals together in Brunswick County, NC and her knowledge of the area is exceptional! She treats every transaction as if it was her own and I recommend her to anyone looking for a new home or investment in North or South Carolina!"
– Repeat client, Brunswick County, NC
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I'm Danielle King, a REALTOR® with Realty ONE Group Dockside, licensed in North Carolina and South Carolina. My real estate roots go back to 1995 in the Poconos. Before I came back to real estate, I managed a dental practice and spent years negotiating with insurance companies for patients. I bring that same advocate mindset to every Sunset Beach deal, from the first showing to the closing table.
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Community details come from recent MLS listings, builder information, and community sources as of October 2026. They can change. Always confirm with the HOA or seller documents before you buy. Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Equal Housing Opportunity.