Dawson's Creek House Listed, Needs Renovation

The historic waterfront house that served as Dawson Leery’s home on Dawson’s Creek has been listed in Wilmington, North Carolina, for about $3.2–3.25 million. The four‑bedroom, roughly 2,465 sq. ft. property sits on about 1.7–2 acres on Hewlett’s Creek with roughly 134 feet of water frontage and features a wide screened porch, white façade, familiar dock and multiple living areas. Built in 1880 and owned by the Tremaine family since its construction, the house was framed with timbers from a shipwrecked schooner and was originally moved to its site on log rollers pulled by a horse. The family said matriarch Margaret, who was present during filming, recently died and they hope the next owner will cherish the home's artistic and familial legacy. The listing says the property is being sold as‑is, needs significant renovation due to its age, and is marked “coming soon” with showings not yet available.