Escape to Grace 3BR2BA

A fully renovated 1920s cottage in Wilmington`s Soda Pop District — three true bedrooms, two baths, and coastal-traditional style throughout. Relax on the welcoming front porch or unwind in the fully fenced back yard. Walk to downtown`s Riverwalk, shops, and restaurants; a short drive to Wrightsville Beach, UNCW, and Wilmington International Airport (ILM). Escape to Grace is your home base for exploring the Port City.

Welcome!
Our goal is simple: to leave you wanting to extend your stay, or to make this your go-to spot every time you’re back in Wilmington.

Sleeping: Three bedrooms. Two have queen beds, and the third has one twin and one full. A pack n play is in the third bedroom’s closet for guests with an infant or toddler. Every bedroom has phone charging ports, in case you forget the little block.

Living & dining: An open living and dining area with comfortable, classic seating. Smart TVs with Netflix and other streaming services make it easy to settle in for a movie night.

Kitchen: Fully equipped, with updated appliances and plenty of counter space for cooking a full meal. A coffee or tea setup is ready for easy mornings.

Bathrooms: Two full baths, plus an outdoor shower to rinse off the sand after the beach. Towels, linens and toiletries are provided, so you can arrive with just your bags.

Outside: A welcoming front porch for morning coffee or an evening drink. Out back, a fully fenced yard is private and secure, with a grill and patio seating for cookouts and slow evenings.

Beach-ready: Beach chairs are here for your trip to Wrightsville Beach.

Game night: Board games and cards for rainy days or relaxed evenings.

Escape to Grace is a self-check-in property, so you’ll have the cottage entirely to yourself. I manage the property remotely and am easily reachable by message throughout your stay for questions, recommendations, or anything you need. I respond quickly. I like giving guests privacy and independence, while making sure help is always available if you need it.

Neighborhood:
Named for the 1930s Coca-Cola bottling plant that once anchored Princess Street, this district fell quiet for decades before two local developers revived it starting in 2015. The 74,000-square-foot former bottling plant is now Coca-Cola Bottle Works, a maker space and warehouse home to small local businesses. Today it’s one of Wilmington’s fastest-growing neighborhoods — coffee, breweries, boutiques, and Jengo’s Playhouse cinema, all walkable from the house.
This is a residential neighborhood, so we ask all guests to be respectful of our neighbors. No parties, events, or large gatherings are permitted at any time. Please park along N. 14th. Street.