




Discover the ultimate coastal escape at Dock Holiday, a stunning canal-front retreat in Holden Beach, North Carolina. Perfect for families and groups seeking a memorable getaway, this spacious home blends relaxation and convenience for a truly fabulous experience.
Designed for comfort, the property features 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms, accommodating up to 10 guests. The sleeping arrangements are thoughtfully distributed across two levels. On the mid level, you will find a bedroom with two queen beds and a private full bathroom with a walk-in shower, a king bedroom with an attached jack-and-jill bathroom, and a bunkroom featuring two twin-size bunkbeds (4 singles) also connected to the jack-and-jill bath. The jack-and-jill bathroom includes double sinks and a shower/tub combo. For additional flexibility, a queen-size sleeper sofa is located in the den. The top level is dedicated to the king master bedroom, complete with a private full-size bathroom and walk-in shower. Both levels include a convenient half bath in the hallway.
Enjoy an array of high-end features designed for outdoor living and interior ease:
Dock Holiday is tucked away in a quieter section of Holden Beach, offering a peaceful, laid-back atmosphere while keeping essentials within reach. The pristine beach is just a 0.3-mile stroll (approximately 5 minutes) away. For a sweet treat or beach gear, Haley's Ice Cream Store and the Holden Beach General Store are both within a 10-minute walk. Local culinary favorites such as Provision Company, Mermaids, Dock House, and Castaway Raw Bar & Grill are all located within 10 minutes of the property.
Practical Information:
Experience the perfect mix of privacy and accessibility at this awesome canal house, where every detail is curated for a serene seaside vacation.
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