North Carolina
Barrier islands along the Atlantic, built for long days outside and slow evenings on the porch.
- Corolla
- Duck
- Nags Head
- Hatteras
- Kill Devil Hills
Why guests come back
The North Carolina week
The Outer Banks is a thin ribbon of sand a long way off the mainland, and that remoteness is the product. Houses here are big, weathered and built for extended families, with a screened porch that ends up hosting the whole week.
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Big houses, big groups
Multi-family homes with pools, game rooms and porches that sleep the afternoon.
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Wild horses and dunes
Corolla's herd, Jockey's Ridge and miles of undeveloped seashore.
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Wind and water sports
The sound side is a kiteboarding and paddling classroom.
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First in flight
Kitty Hawk, lighthouses and a coastline thick with shipwreck history.
The rhythm of the year
Every season has its own guest
Understanding the local calendar is how our teams price a home properly, month by month.
- Summer
- Saturday-to-Saturday family weeks, booked early.
- Fall
- Warm ocean, fishing runs and open restaurants.
- Spring
- Quiet beaches and long shoulder-season stays.
- Winter
- Storms, solitude and a very different island.
Own a home in North Carolina?
Our local team already knows your street
Typical managed homes in Outer Banks run around $375 a night at 57% occupancy. Let's model yours.
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