Coastal Charm Meets Investment Opportunity - Just Two Blocks from the Beach Scenic Walk Over! This all-brick, single-story duplex offers the perfect blend of long-term rental income and laid-back coastal living. Nestled on a generous .35-acre lot, this 1945 Ft ² property is just steps from the 31st Street beach walkover, Recreation Center, Kayak Launch and Basket Ball Courts making it a dream for investors, house hackers, or those seeking a beach retreat with built-in income. This solidly built has two sides and is currently tenant-occupied on month-to-month leases, providing immediate, stable cash flow. Live in one side and rent the other, or rent both — the flexibility is yours! Side A: 2 Bed / 1 Bath, HVAC (2010), Water Heater (2023). Side B: 3 Bed / 1 Bath, HVAC (2019), Water Heater (2017). Both Sides Feature Stylish LVP flooring and crawl space spray foam insulation for energy efficiency. With its durable brick exterior, and unbeatable location just a short stroll to the sand and surf, this home offers both lifestyle and legacy. Whether you're building your investment portfolio or planting roots on Oak Island, this home delivers.
Listing courtesy of Keller Williams Innovate-OKI. Selling Office: Century 21 Collective.

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