SOUND FRONT / Kite-in/out Direct Beachfront Access Sunsets Best Kiteboard Spot

Spectacular private beach direct waterfront / beachfront luxury home on the Pamlico sound, There is a huge kite boarding set up area to launch your kites and watersports right from the backyard, With over 300 feet of private beach we easily have the largest private beach on the island. Recently restored this residence is simply amazing from its cathedral ceilings, sunken living room, carrera marble and for privacy this home is situated on 2 acres
A custom built home unlike any other in the area and was designed to ensure that your family getaway is a success. This is a real sound front beachfront  property the water is directly behind the house this is not a semi sound front or sound side  property no long walks down never ending piers to get to the waterfront  only to find out usually  its just high grassy wetlands or marsh  claiming  to be beachfront as is the case with most sound front properties on the island. Waterfront views and watersports are unobstructed there is no new jug handle bridge behind this property like northern rodanthe mirlo beach / area and with a private beach there are no worries about crowded public kite spots or marshy shorelines
With 20 foot floor to ceiling windows in the living area this home has some of best sound side viewing pleasure on the island.

Linens and towels are provided at no additional cost

No owner, administrative, booking, additional guest or reservation fees.

For in-house entertainment, there is a 65" 4k flat screen tv in the living area and a 55" 4k in the master in addition to flat screens in every bedroom.
Outside of the home is an expansive deck with plenty of comfortable furniture for all of your tanning and lounging needs.
Waves, Rodanthe and Salvo are the villages closest to attractions in Manteo, Nags Head and Kill Devil Hills. This luxury resort home is located less than a mile from Real Watersports and Kitty Hawk Kite complex's as well as walking distance to shopping and several restaurants. 4wd beach access ramp only 2 miles away house is right on the bike /walk path of the tri villages
Hatteras Island encapsulates some of the best things the Outer Banks has to offer: history, natural beauty, exciting watersports, and quaint shops that stock items found exclusively in this region. Known for great fishing and clean beaches, Hatteras consistently attracts vacationers who are looking for a laid-back atmosphere by the water. Places to explore on Hatteras Island include the Pea Island National Wildlife Refuge, the Cape Hatteras National Seashore, Canadian Hole (famous among kite surfers), the towns of Rodanthe, Waves, Salvo, Avon, Buxton, Frisco and the extremely popular Hatteras Village.

Cape Hatteras National Seashore

The Cape Hatteras National Seashore is natural splendor at its best. As part of the National Park Service, this area that extends from Nags Head to Ocracoke Island boasts sparkling beaches, gorgeous sunsets, and lush maritime forests. At night, the pitch-black skies contrast the bright stars for some of the best star-gazing on the East Coast. Here, a plethora of activities can be explored: swimming, hiking, kayaking, fishing, boating and more. Drive your 4-wheel-drive vehicle onto the beach to easily access the water, or enlist the services of a local horseback riding company for an exhilarating tour of the area. It’s recommended that some time is spent in this gem of a park to appreciate all that it has to offer.

Fish Along 50 Miles of Shoreline

Fishermen are drawn to Hatteras Island mainly because the Gulf Stream is only a short 15-mile boat ride off shore. The waters of this natural phenomenon are home to many species of fish that anglers love to catch. Few places have fishing as great as that which can be found off of these local shores. Hatteras is renowned as a destination for fishermen of any ability from across the nation. And though surf-fishing or pier fishing can be a rewarding experience on the island, most prefer to try fishing off-shore via a private charter boat rental or by booking a spot on a fishing boat. Plus, if you are staying in a vacation home, you’ll probably have an adequately stocked kitchen to prepare your catch for the family dinner. Good luck hooking your catch!

Cape Hatteras Lighthouse

Rising up 210 feet in the air with swirling black and white stripes and topped with a glorious Fresnel lens is the iconic Cape Hatteras Lighthouse. Completed in 1870, this structure is the tallest brick lighthouse in the United States and one of the most famous in the world. The light emitted from this beacon extends 20 miles out to sea—giving a warning to all mariners of the perilous Diamond Shoals that lurk just off the coast of Hatteras Island. Interestingly, almost 20 years ago, it too needed to be protected. In 1999, the lighthouse and its adjoining structures made headlines when they were successfully relocated nearly 3,000 feet inland to safeguard them from the encroaching sea. Visitors can still climb the lighthouse most months of the year, but keep in mind that children must be more than 42 inches tall.


Off Road Vehicle Use on Cape Hatteras

Many off-road vehicles (ORVs) may drive on the beaches of Cape Hatteras National Seashore, but only on specific routes established by the National Park Service (NPS). ORVs must be registered, licensed, insured, have no more than two axles, and carry a low-pressure tire gauge, shovel, jack and jack support board. Each ORV must purchase either a 10-day permit or an annual permit to drive on the NPS beach routes. Permits may be bought online at www.recreation.gov by searching for Cape Hatteras Off-Road Vehicle or in person at select visitor centers in Nags Head, Buxton, and Ocracoke. 4WD vehicles are recommended for beach driving, and tire pressure should be lowered to 20psi. Only specific vehicles are allowed on the beach (no motorcycles, campers, or ATVs) so please check restrictions before purchasing your permit.

In addition we are taking all possible measures when cleaning following all guidelines of both the CDC and world health organization .
Cleaning practices

Cleaned with disinfectant

All towels and bedding washed in hot water that’s at least 60ºC/140ºF

High-touch surfaces cleaned with disinfectant (like countertops, light switches, handles, and faucets)

You are encouraged to purchase Travel Protection / Travel insurance we offer very affordable insurance
You will be responsible for any damage to the property caused by you or your party during your stay.