Luxurious Waterfront Getaway with Private Dock in Beaufort

Newly remodeled and with totally new furnishings. This home has an
all mossy green, taupe, and red color palette. You feel like you are
in a "West Indies" environment. Very relaxing and natural-everything
blends in with the beautiful water that is just steps from your back
door. The kingsize master bedroom has its own bath and an access to
the back deck with rocking chairs to watch the sunrise and see the
sunset. The newly remodeled second mstersuite has a queen bed with
full bath and closet. The kitchen has an open floor plan with a
breakfast bar and a large pine dining table that seats 10 and allows
everyone a view of the wild ponies and sailboats that pass by the back door.
The house is totally furnished with internet access,cable tv, vcr, microwave,
washer/dryer, and a newly added wet bar too!

Look out your back door at the wild ponies that roam on the
protected reserve across the water. Cape Lookout is a nice round trip in a
day to see the lighthouse. Collect shells on sand dollar island. Ride
bikes anywhere your heart desires. Stroll on the downtown docks and
see the million-dollar yachts that stop in Beaufort on their way up
and down the intracoastal waterway and the great Atlantic. The
neighbors are as friendly as your old Aunt Sarah and helpful too.
Most homes in this neighborhood are not rentals and that makes for a
quiet, relaxing vacation. You can go ferrying, kayaking, sailing,
cruising, shelling, lounging. You can visit Fort Macon, too. And when no one is looking, you can check your email with free WIFI.

Boat slip with deep water access in front yard! Downtown Historic
Beaufort is a stroll away. There are beaches, state parks, kayaking,
excellent shopping, ferry to outer islands. This is a quiet
vacation spot for couples and families. Just across the draw bridge is a more-
active Morehead City, with amusement parks and all the activity kids
could want. Fishing is excellent and many tournaments are held in
Beaufort all year round. Walk or bicycle to the North Carolina
Maritime Museum and see Blackbeard the Pirates' recovered artifacts.
There is also a wooden boat-building workshop. Bring your boat and tie
it up to our deep water access dock! Climb the new spiral stair to our
second story deck and see all the way to Shackelford Banks and the sunrise/sunset.

The house rents for $1300 a week from Sept-April and $1600 May, June, July
and August. Two and three nights are also available in the low
season.  Linens are not provided. $85-$100 additional cleaning fee.