S022 This is What It's All About in Corolla

Every amenity is available for your family's enjoyment at "This Is What It's All About". Take a
refreshing dip in the private pool or lounge in the sun on the poolside decks. The bubbling hot tub
will soothe your worries away. Enjoy a game of billiards in the Rec Room. This nicely furnished home
is large enough for you to bring the whole family including the family pet. A short walk to the
beach with direct access path to the oceanfront cul-de-sac. Close to shopping and dining. Section I.

Bedding - 1K, 3Q, 4B, 1Duobunk w/TR, 1 QSS 2 Master Suites 4 Baths (2 w/whirlpools) Central AC/Heat
DW, W/D, Microwave 6 CTVs, 3 VCRs, DVD, Cable Video Library, Board Games WiFi Internet Access Stereo
w/Cassette & CD Player, 4 Phones, Ceiling Fans Baby Furniture (port-a-crib, highchair) SMOKING
PERMITTED ON DECKS ONLY REC ROOM w/Billiards & Full-Size Refrigerator Sun/Covered Decks w/Furniture
Grill (Park), Picnic Table, Fish Cleaning Table Enclosed O/S Shower HOT TUB on Deck PRIVATE POOL
{open 5/23-9/25} Community Tennis available - Located in Sections D, F & J Access to the Currituck
Club Public Golf Course close by (tee times must be booked 2 weeks in advance) PETS ALLOWED with PET
FEE Security Deposit $300

In addition to lazy days soaking up rays here are a few things to keep you busy from Corolla to
Manteo: Wild Mustangs of Carova, Currituck Heritage Park (home of the Whalehead Club and the brand
new Center for Wildlife Education), the Currituck Lighthouse, National Audubon’s Pine Island Bird
Sanctuary, Icarus Memorial to Flight, Avalon Fishing Pier & Arcade, Wright Brother’s Monument,
Jockey’s Ridge State Park (Largest Living Sand Dune on the East Coast!), NC Aquarium Annex at
Jennette’s Pier, Bodie Island Lighthouse, & Oregon Inlet Fishing Marina, Elizabethan Gardens, Fort
Raleigh National Historic Site, NC Aquarium (home of the 180,000 gallon shark tank exhibit), NC
Maritime Museum, Roanoke Marshes Lighthouse, Freedman’s Colony of Roanoke Island & Roanoke Island
Festival Park (historical goldmine for anyone who has ever wondered about those first colonists…
complete with tours, exhibits, museum, sailing vessel and full historic dress). The Outer Banks is
also home to some of the most unique restaurants you will ever find so be sure to add fine dining to
your list of must do’s on the Outer Banks!

Jan 1 - Apr 30, 2010: $850
May 1 - May 21, 2010: $995
May 22 - Jun 11, 2010: $1195
Jun 12 - Jun 25, 2010: $1995
Jun 26 - Aug 13, 2010: $2895
Aug 14 - Aug 27, 2010: $1995
Aug 28 - Sep 17, 2010: $1195
Sep 18 - Oct 8, 2010: $995
Oct 9 - Dec 31, 2010: $850