It took a fictional Massachusetts town, six seasons of teen angst and 145 years of one family’s history to make 6424 Head Road one of the most recognizable addresses in American pop culture. Now it belongs to someone new. The waterfront Wilmington, North Carolina property that generations of viewers knew as Dawson Leery’s house in “Dawson’s Creek” sold Monday for $2.73 million, roughly $520,000 below its October asking price of $3.25 million, according to Mansion Global. The home had been owned by the same family since it was built in 1880  and, remarkably, had never previously been listed before hitting the market in October 2025.  The buyer’s identity has not been disclosed. The waterfront Wilmington, North Carolina property made famous as Dawson Leery’s home in “Dawson’s Creek” has sold for $2.73 million. Allison Potter, ABP Images The home sold nearly half a million dollars below its October 2025 asking price.…