Built in the 1920s, this restored hunt club is known as the "Crown Jewel of the Outer Banks." On 28.5 acres, the first home on the Outer Banks to have an elevator, swimming pool, and basement.Open for tours daily year round.Admission is $7.00 for those 8 and older. Listed on the national Register of Historic Places. Specialty tours which include behind the scenes, ghost tour and children's treasure hunt. By reservation only.
The chapel was built in 1885 and served the Community until 1958. It was not used again until 1987 when a new congregation was established. In 2002
Corolla, NC Historic ChurchesHost of the 2000 North Carolina Open. Golf Digest "Top 25 in North Carolina", Golf Digest 4 1/2 stars, Golf Digest "Best Places to Play" in 2004
Corolla, NC Golf CoursesBuilt in the early 1900s, this historic landmark was the first unified Corolla school created by the Currituck County School system and was open through the late 1950s. The schoolhouse has since been restored by Twiddy &
Corolla, NC MuseumsBuilt in 1850, Amity Church is one of Hyde County's architectural treasurers and the best example of a Greek Revival Church i...
27 rooms. Refrigerator.Open year-round. ...
Upscale southern cuisine. Lunch & Dinner. Bar/live entertainment. MC, V. Open all year. ...
The CTCRC is housed in the renovated Columbia Theater, a former movie palace that had fallen into disrepair. The focus of the...
70 rooms, 6 efficiencies, (8 rooms w/jacuzzi). Coffee Maker, Continental Breakfast, Guest Laundry (or Washer/Dryer in Cottag...