Come visit the online site that portrays the beauty of the homes of the Southern Outer Banks of North Carolina. 
Morehead City is home to many year round events including The Big Rock Blue Marlin tournament that takes place in June each year. Many vistors and local residents enjoy the annual Seafood Festival that takes place in Morehead City each fall.  Morehead offers beautiful homes and an active lifestyle for all in a maritime community

Nearby Atlantic Beach, North Carolina offers oceanfront living sites with magnificent views of the Atlantic Ocean.  One of the oldest resort towns on Bogue Banks, Atlantic Beach offers expansive beaches and a lifestyle of fun and relaxation for those who love the surf, sun and sand.  Many visitors of Atlantic Beach agree that just a visit "renews the spirit".

Beaufort is well known for it's attractive historic homes. Visit the Beaufort waterfront and one will find international yachts, fine dining, and many small shops offering gifts, candy, clothing and more.  Beaufort has become a popular scuba diving location since the wreckage of Blackbeard's flagship was located about 3 miles offshore. Beaufort is an expansive area offering many homes on or near the water. Beaufort is another wonderful place to own property for a second home or to retire in a relaxed but eventful lifestyle.

Down East, Harker's Island offers  views of Cape Lookout Lighthouse. Cape LookOut is  accessible by water only. There are several ferry services on the Island that transport those wanting to visit the lighthouse or spend time on the sandy beaches enjoying the crystal clear waters of the coast. The Cape Lookout Lighthouse area is a paradise tucked away on the Core Banks of North Carolina.

The Down East Areas of Carteret County include Harker's Island, Marshallberg, Bettie, Otway, Gloucester, Straits, Sea Level, Atlantic, Cedar Island, Williston, Smyrna and Davis. All Of these Down East Communities offer a friendly small town living enviornment with a combination of new and older homes to fit your lifestyle on the Coast of North Carolina.