Paradise Point West

Duplex, West side. 4 BR, 3 B. K * K * Q * 2S. Island Club linen service with beds made. Two BRs (one master) each with balcony overlooking the ocean. Dishwasher, washer/dryer, 5 cable TVs (60” Smart HDTV in living area), wireless high speed Internet access, printer, scanner fax machine, ceiling fans & water softener. All new appliances including gas stove. Well stocked kitchen. Beautifully decorated throughout with panoramic ocean views from large covered deck, balconies and dune deck. Easy walk to The Point with breathtaking sunsets. Outdoor dining table and indoor dining for eight with additional seating at bar for four. Bose stereo, board games, puzzles and cards. Enclosed hot/cold outside shower, grill, outdoor seating, beach toys, chairs and umbrella. Boardwalk to the beach with dune deck, foot shower at walkway, two car covered parking plus additional parking spaces. This is a very comfortable home where you can relax and make wonderful family memories. Weekly rental only. No smoking. No pets. 10539 Wyndtree Drive.

Please note this property may be located in an area that is scheduled for Beach Renourishment during the months of February, March and April. This section of beach is estimated to be nourished between Feb 1 - Feb 21st

Question & Answer (Q & A) from Carteret County Shore Protection Office Post-Florence Beach Renourishment Project
Q: WILL THE CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT, NOISE, AND BEACH NOURISHMENT PROCESS IN GENERAL CAUSE ANY MAJOR DISRUPTIONS DURING OUR VISIT TO THE BEACH?
A - LIKELY NOT. The bulk of the bulldozers, lights, surveying equipment, etc. is confined to the narrow area where the slurry of sand and water is being pumped directly on to the beach. The pipe is extended as the nourishment fill progresses further down the beach, and will subsequently be dissembled and moved throughout the project. Also, sand bridges will be built over the pipeline stretch at a minimum of every few 100 feet and at every regional beach access point to enable residents and visitors to access the water. Thus, any direct disruption will only be for a day or two. Beach nourishment is a "24-7" operation (24 hours a day - seven days a week), so progress should be very quick. For the most updated timeline and completion dates please click the following link: http://www.carteretcountync.gov/827/Florence-Renourishment-Project-2021