Magnolia Greens
Leland, NC
Real Estate Options
| Real Estate Options: | Starting Prices: |
|---|---|
| Condominiums | $275,000 |
| Townhouses | $300,000 |
| Single-Family Home | $510,000 |
| Building Lot | $230,000 |
Location
Discover Magnolia Greens
Magnolia Greens is a well-established, master-planned residential community built around a 27-hole championship golf course. Since its development began in the late 1990s and early 2000s, Magnolia Greens has earned a reputation for blending the relaxed charm of coastal Carolina living with the amenities and structure of a resort-style neighborhood.
The homes in Magnolia Greens reflect a variety of styles and lifestyles. You’ll find everything from townhomes and patio homes to single-family residences and custom estates, many of which enjoy views of the golf course or water features. Architectural details tend toward Low-Country or Southern-charm elegance—think generous porches, mature trees, and well-landscaped streets.
One of the major draws here is the lifestyle. At the heart of Magnolia Greens lies not only its golf course—designed by noted architect Tom Jackson—but also a robust set of amenities. Residents enjoy indoor and outdoor pools, a fitness center, tennis courts, miles of sidewalks winding through green space and conservation areas, and a clubhouse with restaurant/bar. The setting includes protected forest tracts, ponds and lakes, offering a pleasant backdrop that feels thoughtfully integrated rather than over-built.
Location matters here too. Magnolia Greens lies just minutes from historic downtown Wilmington, which gives residents access to urban conveniences—shopping, dining, culture, the riverfront—while still allowing a somewhat quieter suburban/coastal lifestyle. For those drawn to the coast, the beaches are within reasonable reach, making the community appealing for families, active adults, and those looking for “staycation”-style living.
For someone considering Magnolia Greens, some important considerations: because the community is mature and well-developed, inventory may often be resale homes rather than brand-new builds. The homeowners’ association and covenants are in place, helping maintain the aesthetic and amenity standards that contribute to the neighborhood’s appeal.






