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Welcome to Swan Quarter, North Carolina
Swan Quarter is a charming, little farming and fishing village and the home of the Church that was moved by the Hand of God! Hyde County, spread over the Inner and Outer Banks, is known as "the land of many waters", and is the home of North Carolina's largest natural lake, Mattamuskeet. Our famous Ocracoke Island, once home to the pirate Blackbeard, and now a tourist mecca, is accessible by ferry from our village of Swan Quarter. A 28-car ferry connects Swan Quarter in Hyde County on the mainland with Ocracoke Island,crossing Pamlico Sound in two and a half hours. Recent News and Announcements Nestled in a quiet coastal community, this Victorian home is a must see in order to fully appreciate the word “restored to mint condition”. The detailed work and added features illustrate the planning that went into restoring this home inside and outside. This unique Victorian home features 3 bedrooms and 2 ½ baths. Hardwood oak floors showcase the entrance way, living room, dining room and downstairs bedroom. New appliances have been installed in the kitchen, along with new cabinets, granite counter tops and tile flooring. To incorporate the original motif of the home, exposed beams over a new ceiling were used as part of the interior design in the dining area, as well as beaded board in the bedrooms. In proximity to this location are: the Pamlico Sound, Intercoastal Waterway, several National Wildlife Refuges, and only a ten minute walk to the Swan Quarter - Ocracoke Ferry. In addition, the Outer Banks is only a little more than an hour away. Excellent workmanship, beautiful views of the Swan Quarter Bay and sunsets, make this Victorian Home a unique find. HOUSE IS HYDE COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA FOR SALE!
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| Welcome to our Beautiful Village of Swan Quarter on the Inner Banks Coast of Hyde County, North Carolina. Design and Development by Juan Ignacio Torrent |