A 7-bedroom beach rental in the heart of the Outer Banks.
Off-Season and Long Weekends. Beach life is slower during off-peak weeks. You'll find lower rates, quiet expanses of beach, great dining, and access to many summer activities. ​
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Specials
We are offering discounts for select spring weeks. Summer 2024 is completely booked.
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Apr 27 week regularly $2,700, now $1,900. Save $800
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May 4 week $2,700 (booked)
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May 11 week $3,300 (booked)
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May 18 week $4,850 (booked)
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May 25 week regularly $5,600, now $3,900. Save $1,700
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Jun 1 week $6,800 (booked)
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Jun 8 week $8,000 (booked)
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Jun 15 week $8,500 (booked)
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Jun 22 week $8,500 (booked)
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Jun 29 week $8,500 (booked)
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Jul 6 week $8,500 (booked)
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Jul 13 week $8,500 (booked)
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Jul 20 week $8,500 (booked)
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Jul 27 week $8,500 (booked)
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Aug 3 week $8,500 (booked)
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Aug 10 week $8,500 (booked)
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Book directly by phone or through our website to avoid service fees ($300-1,000) from our other sites (VRBO, HomeAway, Airbnb, FlipKey, or TripAdvisor).
Additional/optional Fees:
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12.75% tax
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Dog fee $95 + tax
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Sheets and towels: BYO or reserve for $160 + tax full set 12 bed sheet, $100 + tax for 17 sets of towels (pro-rated options for smaller occupancy)
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Check back from time to time for specials.
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Not sure about spring and fall at the beach?
Some weeks are beach-ready sunny, while other days invite you to head out with a sweater to explore the area.
Here are a few ideas...
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Get up close with sea life at the Roanoke Aquarium.
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Divers can explore shipwrecks littering the coastline--known as the Graveyard of the Atlantic.
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History buffs--and their not-so-buff companions--can visit the historic Currituck Club, multiple lighthouses, the Wright Brothers Memorial, World War II U-boat attack sites, the Lost Colony, and the Elizabethian Gardens.
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Hike, hang glide, or fly a kite or at Jockey's Ridge State Park.
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Kayak or hike through protected coastline at Pea Island Natural Wildlife Refuge.
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Visit Pea Island nature centers in protected along with kayaking, nature centers, and Banker Pony excursions make for a great unplugged holiday.
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Follow pirate lore south on the ferry to Ocracoke Island.
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Take Route 1 north to Corolla and Carova where you may spot banker ponies on 4-wheel drive wild horse tour.
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Shop 'til you drop at the boutiques and galleries of Duck, or explore an eclectic selection of locally owned businesses, a treasure-trove of second-hand shops, and Tanger Outlets.
Want more? The Outer Banks has fun for kids of all ages: laser tag, movie theater, bowling, putt-putt, ropes course, go-karting.