




Discover the ultimate coastal retreat at this elevated Carolina Beach escape, where boating, beach days, and sunset views come together effortlessly. This canal-front townhome in Captains Quarters offers one of the most unique stays on the island, blending the adventure of the waterway with the serenity of the shore.
Designed for families, boating groups, and multi-generational stays, the home features 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, accommodating up to 6 guests. The sleeping arrangements are conveniently located on the upper level, with the primary bedroom and two guest bedrooms each featuring a Queen bed. The interior boasts an open-concept living and dining area and a fully equipped kitchen, ensuring a spacious and comfortable environment for your getaway.
For those seeking a different kind of stay, this property is a rare find. It features a private 30’ deep-water boat slip with direct access to the Intracoastal Waterway, making it ideal for center consoles, fishing boats, and cruising vessels. The home is further enhanced by three decks for indoor/outdoor living, providing beautiful waterfront views perfect for morning coffee or watching the evening sunset. Practical additions include a garage for storing beach gear and fishing equipment.
Located on the quiet north end of the island, you are perfectly positioned away from the boardwalk traffic while remaining steps from the action. Enjoy a brief 1-minute walk to the beach via Periwinkle Beach Access or Clamshell Lane. The home is also situated near the Carolina Beach Fishing Pier and Freeman Park for 4x4 beach access.
Practical Information:
Wake up to calm water views and spend your days alternating between the boat and the beach. This is the kind of Carolina Beach experience that guests return to year after year.
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