Beach Begins - Avon's Premier Oceanfront Home
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Escape to Serenity: Your Dream Oceanfront Retreat Awaits
Nestled along the breathtaking Outer Banks in Avon, North Carolina, this stunningly remodeled beach house invites you to experience the ultimate coastal getaway. With panoramic ocean views, luxurious amenities, and a spacious layout, this home offers the perfect blend of relaxation and entertainment.
Step into a World of Elegance
Prepare to be captivated by the grandeur of this beautifully appointed living space. The open-concept floor plan seamlessly connects the living room, dining area, and kitchen, creating an inviting atmosphere for gatherings and relaxation. Large picture windows frame breathtaking vistas of the Atlantic Ocean, filling the home with natural light and a sense of tranquility.
Indulge in Culinary Delights
The well-equipped kitchen is a culinary haven, featuring quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, and ample space for preparing gourmet meals. Whether hosting a backyard barbecue or indulging in a romantic candlelit dinner, this kitchen offers the perfect setting for culinary creations.
Unwind in Style
Escape to your private oasis in the spacious bedrooms, each offering a haven of comfort and relaxation. The master suite boasts a king-size bed, a private balcony with ocean views, and a luxurious ensuite bathroom. Additional bedrooms include a king bed, two queen beds, and a bedroom with three twin beds, ensuring ample accommodations for family and friends.
Relax and Rejuvenate
Step outside onto the expansive deck and soak up the sun while marveling at the panoramic ocean views. Take a refreshing dip in the heated pool, unwind in the soothing hot tub, or gather around the fire pit for a cozy evening under the stars. With various outdoor amenities, this home offers endless opportunities for relaxation and recreation.
Additional Features
- Well-appointed living room with comfortable seating and a large dining table
- Alternative sitting area/den
- Two full-size refrigerators
- Half bath
- Bubbling hot tub in the mid-level deck
- Fireplace for off-season use
- Covered deck
- Gas grill
- Open deck
- Blender
- Cooking ware
- Crock-Pot / Slow cooker
- Dishes and utensils
- Dishwasher
- Drip coffee maker
- Ice maker
- Microwave
- Mixer
- Oven
- Refrigerator
- Stove
- Toaster
- Smart TV / Streaming device
- Television(s)
- Heated pool
- Hot tub
- Private pool
Your Dream Vacation Awaits
Escape the ordinary and immerse yourself in the extraordinary at this beachfront haven. Whether you're seeking relaxation, adventure, or a combination of both, this stunning vacation home offers the perfect backdrop for creating unforgettable memories. Book your dream vacation today and experience the magic of the Outer Banks.
Contact:
SunRealtyNC https://www.sunrealtync.com/outer-banks/avon-nc-rentals/oceanfront/kin-12
Your Coastal Paradise Awaits!
HIstory of Avon
In its early years, Avon Village had always been known as Kinnakeet. However, the Village received a different identity when the US Post Office adopted the new name (Avon) in 1883. Although there are no official records of why the Post Office selected Avon as the new name, it is speculated that it was named after the River Avon in England.
Kinnakeet is actually an Algonquian Indian word meaning [that which is mixed]. This name was initially given to identify the area because it consisted of several different settlements bunched into one. Another unproven theory was that there was once a local chief named Kinnakeet and his village was named Kinnakeet in his honor. However, the definitive Handbook of American Indians North of Mexico does not mention a person or a tribe named Kinnakeet. The closest reference is the word “Kinikinnick,” which is an Indian preparation of tobacco, sumac leaves, and the inner bark of a species of dogwood that natives used for smoking.
Very few people remember that Kinnakeet once had enormous stands of live oaks (evergreen oaks) and various cedars, which were valuable for boat building. The early village flourished as a pre-colonial boat building and repair capital for the eastern exploration ships. Kinnakeet was once this Island's most prosperous local village until Hatteras Inlet was opened by a fierce hurricane in 1846. From that point on, Hatteras Village took its place as the main center on the Island (mostly due to its location at the inlet).
Hatteras Island
Hatteras Island encompasses the vacation-friendly towns of Rodanthe, Waves, Salvo, Avon, Buxton, Frisco, and Hatteras. Several towns (Rodanthe, Waves, Frisco, Avon, and Salvo) are small with basic provisions nearby and Nags Head just a short drive for anything more you might need. If you're looking for a quiet place to unplug, Rodanthe is the place to do it. Buxton is also low-key and is the home of the famous Cape Hatteras Lighthouse. If you surf, the Atlantic side of Buxton and Hatteras has the biggest waves in the Outer Banks. The sound side of Hatteras Island is a haven for other watersports. The larger town of Hatteras has the most activities and rentals for vacationers, and is a popular destination for anglers.