721 Currituck Cay Corolla, NC 27927
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This is a great property reduced and priced to sell! If you are looking for a home and a neighborhood to impress your family, friends and potentially renters this is the one! With a large private pool enclosed in a fenced in area, porch swing and great deck space there is plenty of open room to entertain outdoors. Nestled on the end of a street and next to a common area you benefit from no through traffic and an adjacent common area that the HOA maintains. This home is in the coveted Hammocks section of The Currituck Club which is a community within a community; awarded Best small resort community of the year in 2010 the Hammocks offers additional amenities to the already amenity rich Currituck Club. The Currituck Club is renowned for its top-notch amenities including: Golf Course: Tee off on the 18 hole Rees Jones golf course, complete with a driving range, pro-shop, and clubhouse. Pools: Enjoy multiple pools, including one exclusively for the Hammocks Recreational Facilities: Stay active with basketball courts, tennis courts, bocce ball, pickleball, playgrounds and sand volleyball. Health Club & Sound Access: Take advantage of the community health club and scenic sound access. Convenient Beach Access: From Memorial Day to Labor Day, catch a ride to the beach with the beach valet services. This home effortlessly combines convenience, and relaxation. Whether you're looking for a vacation getaway, a second home, or a primary residence, this exquisite property has it all. Enjoy the tranquility of a private setting while being close to everything you need. This property has 4 spacious bedrooms that offer a comfortable and relaxing space for you and your guests. For an extra special touch, enjoy stargazing from the tower room! This home comes furnished but with a lot of potential to make it your own! Discover The Hidden Gem and experience the epitome of coastal living. Schedule a private tour today
Source: NORTHCAROLINAREGIONAL #100460929
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