Looking for a serene vacation spot? Are fishing or shelling your interests? Lookout Cottage is the answer! This contemporary, sunlit residence offers water vistas from nearly every window. Revel in the scenery from the covered patio and two decks as well!

Ideal for multiple couples or families, each bedroom in this home features an adjoining bathroom. Unwind in the breezy great room after a day at the beach and savor a homemade meal from the well-equipped, modern kitchen.

Just across the street lies deeded water access. Although the beach is tidal and sand may not always be visible, it's adorned with shells and more underfoot. Wearing water shoes while swimming here is highly recommended.

Home Features:
K, K, Q - sleeps 6
Each bedroom has a connecting bathroom
Fully equipped kitchen with stainless appliances
K-cup and full pot coffee options
Pantry space
Dining area with seating for 6+ with extra seating at the bar
Water views from almost every window
Lounge spaces on the decks - one is located off the great room and a private covered deck is located off the primary bedroom
Carport with covered parking
Propane Grill
Hammock
Kayaks & paddles
Bicycles
Corn hole boards
Ping Pong table
Parking for multiple vehicles including boat/trailer parking

**Home has stairs that may not be appropriate for travelers with mobility issues.

**We have a camera located on the entrance door.

*We follow our cancellation policy and do not offer refunds for cancellations outside our policy. Because of this, we strongly suggest you purchase trip insurance. Please reach out for more information.

Located:
3 miles from the Cape Lookout Ferry
18 miles from Beaufort, NC




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*Vacationers who want to experience a slice of authentic “Down East” culture will want to visit picturesque Harker’s Island. Located just east of the town of Beaufort and the Crystal Coast beaches, this small coastal community has retained its small-town charm throughout the centuries, and is a popular destination for fishermen, mariners, and anyone who appreciates a slower pace of life.

The Core Sound Waterfowl Museum is one of the most popular destinations for day-trippers, thanks to its focus on local heritage, live demonstrations, and a scenic locale that’s close to nature trails and natural landscapes.

In addition, Harkers Island visitors will be roughly a mile away from a National Park Service mandated passenger ferry service, which departs daily during the spring, summer and fall seasons to the shoreline of the Cape Lookout National Seashore. Via this brief 30-45 minute boat ride, visitors can explore the Cape Lookout Lighthouse, as well as the miles of beaches that are famed for exceptional fishing and shelling.

There are also a number of local charter boat and tour companies that are locally owned and which depart from Harkers Island for inshore fishing expeditions, area cruises, offshore charters, and / or all of the above. Because Harkers Island has a rich history as a destination for exceptional hunting and fishing guides, the roughly half dozen charter businesses that call this region home are well-reviewed for their extensive knowledge of the local fishing grounds and landscape.

There are also 3-4 restaurants in Harkers Island, which specialize in local seafood and basic but appealing eats. A local pizza shop, (with free delivery), is also found nearby, and there are a collection of local gift shops that are clustered around Island Road. New visitors will want to stop by Captain Henry’s Gift Store, as the expansive establishment is stocked with locally crafted decoys, regional art works, on-site artists at work, and a cool counter that resembles an authentic boat hull.

*excerpt from the Crystal Coast Visitor Guide

Check out the Crystal Coast Visitor Guide here:

http://books.vistagraphicsinc.com/books/rrll/#p=1