Step into a piece of coastal history with this enchanting 1962 beach cottage on the highly desirable west end of Oak Island that has been beautifully upgraded with a brand new kitchen, appliances, and LVP flooring throughout, The vintage knotty pine that was used in the island beach homes for so many years has gracefully withstood decades of seaside living and the fiercest hurricanes, easily withstanding the test of time, offering a beautiful rare blend of vintage charm and enduring strength. The backyard has a storage shed that was wired in 2022, and is fully fenced with a wood-on-wood privacy fence installed in 2023, offering privacy and space for pets, gardening, or gatherings under the oaks. New decking and the back porch were completed in 2022, and a new IBHS Fortified Roof carrying a Hurricane Roof Certification was installed this year (2025). The Hurricane Roof Certification may translate to higher safety and a significantly lower insurance cost. This very affordable island home is ideal for full-time living, a vacation getaway, or immediate investment potential, so don't miss the opportunity to view this timeless island gem before it's gone!
Listing courtesy of RE/MAX Revolution. Selling Office: Coldwell Banker Sea Coast Advantage.

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