Second Row Cottage, 6 BR, 6 B + 2 half B. K * K * K * K * Q * B (D down, S up). Sand Castle Club linen service with beds made. 10’ x 20’ swimming pool with hot tub and pool furniture. Individual music system for pool room area, third floor living area and first floor den/living area which also features a large flat screen TV with surround sound. Over 3,775 heated sq. ft. with panoramic second and third floor oceanviews. All bedrooms have a private bath and flat screen TVs. Spacious game room with pool table and wet bar. Elevator to all floors. Washer/dryer, large flat screen in living area. Well stocked kitchen with upgraded appliances. Dishwasher, washer/dryer, flat screen cable TVs, DVD player, wireless high speed Internet access and ceiling fans throughout. Over 890’ of covered decks and porches with furniture including rockers. Gas grill, enclosed hot/cold outside shower. Professionally landscaped. Beach access located at end of driveway. Located in Sea Watch, an oceanside subdivision located near town walking/bike path, shopping and restaurants. Weekly only. Available year-round. No smoking. No pets. 119 Janell Lane.
This property is currently undergoing renovations, the estimated completion date is early April 2020.
Please note this property may be located in an area that is scheduled for Beach Renourishment during the months of March and April. The entire project consisting of parts of Atlantic Beach, Pine Knoll Shores, Salter Path and Emerald Isle are set to be nourished between February 1st – April 30th.
This section of beach is estimated to be nourished between March 15th – April 14th
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/797
