Crystal Coast Vacation Homes

Realty World First Coast helps you find real estate properties and vacation home rentals in Crystal Coast NC.

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Realty World First Coast invites new home buyers to view our MLS home listings offering a wonderful selection of vacation homes in Crystal Coast North Carolina.

We also work with the finest builders of vacation homes in Crystal Coast NC. The leading builders of beach homes in Crystal Coast, Morehead City and Outer Banks are an integral component of the professional real estate services we provide in Crystal Coast vacation homes or Crystal Coast home rental offerings.

Realty World First Coast has homes for sale in Crystal Coast as well as popular regions in North Carolina including: Outer Banks, Morehead City, Crystal Coast, Beaufort, Emerald Isle, Pine Knoll Shores and the southern shores of Crystal Coast.

Vacation Homes in Crystal Coast North Carolina Are Available From Realty World First Coast.

Welcome to Realty World First Coast! Your leading source for vacation homes in Crystal Coast NC and surrounding North Carolina areas. For those who have stayed in one of our vacation home rentals in Crystal Coast, welcome back. There is no need for us to tell you how beautiful the beach houses in Crystal Coast NC truly are. Not to mention the serenity of Crystal Coast itself. For those of you who are new to Realty World First Coast, you are in for a marvelous treat. We offer the best in Crystal Coast vacation homes, vacation home rentals, and beach houses on Crystal Coast North Carolina.

Realty World First Coast offers premium vacation homes in Crystal Coast North Carolina. Our Crystal Coast vacation homes are family-oriented, and come completely furnished, with all the amenities of a luxury oceanfront home. Situated on 65 miles of pristine coastline, with panoramic ocean views, Realty World First Coasts' Crystal Coast vacation homes are sure to be a hit with the entire family. There is something for all ages and all budgets with Crystal Coast vacation homes.


Beach House Rental on Crystal Coast NC

Realty World First Coast has the perfect Crystal Coast vacation home rentals to fit your needs! We offer premium small and large oceanfront condos and spectacular beach houses in Crystal Coast NC. Our selection of home rentals in North Carolina extend to: Outer Banks beach houses, Morehead City beach houses, Crystal Coast beach houses, Cape Carteret beach houses, Pine Knoll Shores beach houses, Crystal Coast vacation houses and Beaufort beach houses. All of our beach home rentals in North Carolina overlook the Atlantic Ocean. You can also find the best Crystal Coast oceanfront homes, Crystal Coast vacation homes, Crystal Coast vacation home rentals, and premium Crystal Coast real estate properties when you allow the Crystal Coast real estate professionals at Realty World First Coast to assist in your selection.

Reasonably priced and graciously appointed, our selection of Crystal Coast vacation homes, Crystal Coast home rentals and beach houses on Crystal Coast offer many options to match your needs. We have an immense selection of offerings: 1 bedroom beach house, 2 bedroom beach house, 3 bedroom beach house and 4 bedroom beach houses, vacation homes, oceanfront condos and vacation home rentals in North Carolina. Each Crystal Coast vacation home provides a choice selection of exceptional amenities. Looking for an extended stay during the off season? Visit Realty World First Coast for the best deals in vacation homes in Crystal Coast NC. We also offer many deals and specials for our Crystal Coast luxury condos, Crystal Coast vacation homes, and Crystal Coast vacation home rentals year-round. Whether you're seeking the perfect vacation home in Crystal Coast NC, a beautiful Crystal Coast home rental, or a waterfront beach house on Crystal Coast's coastline, Reality World First Coast is your optimum source for vacation homes in Crystal Coast North Carolina.

Crystal Coast Real Estate

Searching for the perfect investment condo overlooking the ocean in Crystal Coast NC? Need your Crystal Coast vacation home furnished and ready to live in? The Crystal Coast of North Carolina lends itself to just about every Crystal Coast vacation home or condo seeker there is. And now is the time to buy vacation condos or vacation homes in Crystal Coast NC. With the market at an all time low, the Crystal Coast vacation home and condo deals are definitely out there. Investments in condos as well as vacation homes around Crystal Coast are considered some of the smartest real estate investment moves yet.

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The available vacation homes and home rentals in Crystal Coast North Carolina have something for everyone! Come discover the best in all that Crystal Coast has to offer, including spectacular Crystal Coast real estate, Crystal Coast houses and Crystal Coast vacation home rentals.


More About Crystal Coast NC

Crystal Coast has one of the most beautiful white sandy beaches along the eastern coast. A vacation home in Crystal Coast offers a laid back and peaceful atmosphere amongst the blue Atlantic Ocean. The Crystal Coast coast and surrounding area was originally designed in the 1920's to create a large tourist summer attraction with an Crystal Coast ocean resort. Henry Fort, previous owner of Crystal Coast, worked with developers to create designs for this Crystal Coast ocean resort, but the plans never materialized. When he died, he gave his daughter, Anita Maulick, the Crystal Coast beautiful stretch of beach. In the 1950's she sold it to a developer who divided Crystal Coast into quite a number of 1,100 foot blocks that were designed to implement residential and commercial development. In 1971 a bridge from Crystal Coast to the mainland was built and most of the Crystal Coast development increased substantially.

Crystal Coast has many people wondering how it got its name as Crystal Coast. A few thought that the developers must have been Irishmen, whereas others felt the builders were jewelers previously and named the Crystal Coast area after a favorite stone. Nevertheless, others believe that the Crystal Coast maritime forest is the cause for its name. Another perspective is when developers flew over the Crystal Coast and saw the area as a green gem in the middle of the sea, they decided the area should be called Crystal Coast.

Things To Do From A Crystal Coast Vacation Home:

North Carolina's Southern Outer Banks is also known as the Crystal Coast. The Crystal Coast is composed of Atlantic Beach, Emerald Isle, Beaufort, Morehead City and Cape Lookout.

The Crystal Coast is known as the beach cottage-for-a-week destination. The Crystal Coast is all about relaxation. The Beaches along the Crystal Coast shoreline are not crowded. Family vacation traditions almost always includes boating to the undeveloped islands of Cape Lookout National Seashore, where wild horses are the only inhabitants. Shrimping, crabbing, fishing, and clamming are also very popular.

The Crystal Coast is perfect for parasailing, kayaking, harbor tours, fishing, jet skiing, scuba diving and snorkeling.

North Carolina's 300-plus mi of coastline are fronted by a continuous series of fragile barrier islands. Broad rivers lead inland from the sounds, along which port cities have grown. Lighthouses, dunes, and vacation homes (often built by out-of-staters) dot the water's edge. There are battle sites from the American Revolution and the Civil War, elegant golf links, and kitschy putt-putt courses. Aquariums, fishing charters, and museum outreach programs put you up close and personal with the seashore critters. North Carolina's small towns (mostly of 1,000 to 3,000 people) offer genuine warmth and hospitality.

Beaches

The Crystal Coast area of Bogue Banks is where most of the beach communities are located allowing public access. The Crystal Coast public beach access areas are marked with signs that exhibit blue letters and a sea gull flying in an orange circle. Some of the Crystal Coast access areas have gates that are opened at dawn and closed at dusk. The Crystal Coast allows driving on the beach with certain restrictions.

Atlantic Beach on the Crystal Coast is a haven of sunbathers. Atlantic Beach is home to spacious beaches and plenty of sunshine. Atlantic Beach on the Crystal Coast is the oldest of five resort towns.

Pine Knoll Shores on the Crystal Coast was once owned by America's own royal family, the descendents of Theodore Roosevelt. Pine Knoll Shores is known as a peaceful residential community with an eco-friendly focus. The area was designed with minimal disturbance to the native maritime forest and sand dunes and is one of the state's most ecologically sensitive towns.

Indian Beach/Salter Path are two small villages along the Crystal Coast and are located between Pine Knoll Shores and Emerald Isle on the Bogue Banks. All types of fish, shellfish, and oysters are sold at scores of local stands. The beach can be accessed by taking a walk down the long, winding boardwalk through forested dunes.

Emerald Isle is known as the most prominent of the banks on the Crystal Coast. Named for the lush greenery that covers much of the Crystal Coast area. Emerald Isle is located at the western end of the Bogue Banks. Accommodations dotting the Crystal Coast coastline range from quaint beach cottages and condominiums to beach houses known locally as "sand castles."


Attractions:

Beaufort Ghost Walk
Take an after dark stroll through the historic town of Beaufort. Hear chilling stories of murderous pirates, unexplained happenings, ghost ships and haunted houses. See Blackbeard's House, a 300-year old cemetery and much more.

Cape Lookout National Seashore
A 56-mile strand of silken beaches that make up the coastal islands of eastern North Carolina, one of the few remaining natural barrier island chains in the world, accessible only by boat. Those seeking the freedom to experience complete solitude and an opportunity to discover endangered animals in their natural habitats can also explore the beach to find a multitude of large unbroken conch shells. Frequently dotting the beaches and woven in between the sand dunes are families and shore fishermen camping with tents pitched -- fishing, hiking, and delving into all that mother-nature has to offer. History comes alive at the Cape Lookout Lighthouse and Keeper's Quarters built in the mid-1800's to warn passing ships of the dangerous coastal waters. Standing at 163 feet tall, the lighthouse was painted with a distinctive black and white diamond pattern in order to distinguish it from other North Carolina lighthouses and is open to visitors to climb a few weekends each year, with future enhancements allowing for year-round access.

Fort Macon State Park
Originally designed to guard Beaufort Inlet and Beaufort Harbor, Fort Macon has been the site of wartime tragedies and triumphs. During the Civil War the fort changed hands several times between Union and Confederate forces, eventually fell into disrepair and was finally restored as a part of the state park system in 1934. The fort was taken over by the federal government once again during World War II and used to protect a number of important nearby facilities. Now the state park is home to a protected beach, complete with seaside bathhouse, sunny nature trails, family friendly picnic facilities and a rich supply of fish. Visitors take spirited ghost tours highlighting the eccentric past the fort has experienced. The fort recently underwent a multi-million dollar renovation, restoring the 26 casemates, or vaulted rooms, used as shelter, kitchen space, and as prison cells for soldiers.

North Carolina Aquarium at Pine Knoll Shores
Visitors can view more than 3,000 specimens of North aquatic life at the aquarium, which is now three times larger than before. The "Living Shipwreck" features a life-sized replica of a German U-352 submarine and Blackbeard's infamous ship, The Queen Anne's Revenge with a 60-foot viewing window. The aquarium itself resides in its own native North Carolina habitat, the 300-acre Roosevelt Maritime Forest.