Step Back in Time with a Stay in One of Our Historic Cottages

Built in 1956, this iconic three bedroom flat top is one of the last remaining true gems in Southern Shores, paying homage to its original builder's craftsmanship while providing guests with a tastefully refreshed environment. 

This four bedroom, four bathroom beachfront home was built in 1955. "We prefer "flat top" homes as we like the simplicity, but they are becoming more difficult to find." - a review from a guest staying in Gypsea Rose.

Experience the timeless allure of this three-bedroom historic beach cottage, built in 1947 on the shores of Kill Devil Hills.  Transport yourself back in time as you sway gently in the rocking chairs on the back porch, with a private path leading directly to the beach just mere steps away.

With a fitting name that echoes its origins, this cottage was built in 1928 right on the beach in Kill Devil Hills! Its walls serve as silent storytellers, bearing witness to nearly a century's worth of cherished beach memories.  Enjoy the vintage charm of this 5-bedroom home while making memories that will last for decades to come!  

Built in 1958, this home boasts the classic knotty pine walls and cabinetry of the era while incorporating modern amenities for contemporary comfort and convenience. Set amidst the serene landscape of Southern Shores, this charming four-bedroom home offers a perfect blend of nostalgic charm and updated features, ensuring an unforgettable getaway for all who enter its doors.

Built in 1938, this two-story classic Nags Head beach cottage offers all of the nostalgia with its cedar shake exterior, hurricane shutters, and wrap-around porch furnished with rocking chairs for enjoying the salty air and sounds of the ocean waves. 

This property also has a separate two-bedroom cottage on the premises, built at the same time as the main four-bedroom house.   

Sawyers Lodge is a historic property located on a private peninsula in Currituck County, offering stunning water views from every room. Initially built in the 1920s as the G.C. Sawyer Hunting and Fishing Lodge, it has since been lovingly restored into a 5-bedroom, 4-bath retreat. Maintaining its original charm with hardwood floors and beadboard walls, the lodge also features modern amenities, including an updated kitchen and bathrooms.

The property, listed in Preservation NC, provides access to more than 200 feet of sound frontage, offering the best views in Currituck County. Guests can enjoy watching the sunrise from their bedroom windows and have access to a private saltwater swimming pool and hot tub, as well as access to a boat launch area and a private dock. The surrounding sound and tributaries are perfect for canoeing and kayaking, with opportunities to observe wildlife.