Southport Magazine

A Place To Live, Laugh And Love “STORY BY: KATHLEEN MCGOWAN PHOTOS BY: GRAY WELLS It is cliché to say we’d like our guest to feel comfortable when visiting our home but that really is our goal. The house has stood

And stroll through historic Southport. BY: KATHLEEN Mc GOWAN Some of the area’s finest historic and contemporary homes will open their doors for The Southport Historical Society’s 26th Anniversary Christmas Tour of Homes. Since 1989 hundreds of tour-goers have experienced

Hard work pays off! If you travel east on Nash street, just past the post office on the left you will see it!  The Candy Store House.  Its retro shape and soft pink hue draw you in, like a month

                Retirement and Remodeling make for one happy couple. BY: KRIS BEASLEY, ABBIE PROPST AND MICHAYLA FULLWOOD Ralph and Kathie Caserta are amoung some of the original property owners of St. James Plantation. 

Three generations of fun-loving families makes this one of Southport’s favorite homes This spring I went to a birthday party for a local loved one, Taylor Joliff. During the party, I happened to notice the earrings of the lady sitting

One house touches the lives of so many BY: KRIS BEASLEY Traveling through the streets of Southport, I often daydream about what it would be like to live in one of those old, historic homes. You know, the ones with

The Saxers ‘wished upon a starfish’ for the perfect coastal getaway, crafting a custom home on a five-acre plot All my life I have lived by the Atlantic Ocean. Many times I have crept past the undulating dunes to set myself in

There’s a trend on the social media sites of home and garden magazines: stories about buildings that are “for sale” at unbelievable prices. Country Living shared a story about a castle that was available for only one dollar, but had