SUMMER MOON - Vacation rental home in Corolla, NC

With a private bathroom behind every one of its twelve bedroom doors, Summer Moon settles the biggest group-vacation debate before it begins. This oceanfront Whalehead estate from Carolina Designs pairs 13 full baths and three half baths with an elevator, a home theater, and 19 TVs, so everyone in your group has room to spread out. Corolla's wide beach waits below.

Overview

A vacation at Summer Moon will undoubtedly be one that you and your group talk about for years to come. The attention to detail, the modern decor throughout, and the natural light that captivates each room will have you wishing you didn't have to leave. This 12-bedroom oceanfront estate in the Whalehead neighborhood of Corolla offers uninterrupted views of the Atlantic, a private bathroom in every bedroom, deck access from nearly every room in the house, and a rec room equipped to entertain visitors of all ages. An elevator connects the levels, and 12 parking spaces mean the whole group can arrive without a shuffle.

The great room, dining area, and kitchen all share an open floor plan on the top floor, along with a wet bar that includes a sink, standalone ice maker, and mini-fridge. The wet bar sits beside an additional lounge area with a mounted flatscreen TV and access to the covered deck outside.

Making your way out onto the deck from the top floor lounge, you can access a separate rec room. The rec room has sliding door access to the west-facing deck, an ideal spot for watching the sky change color over the sound side of the Outer Banks.

This oceanfront location means beach days are more accessible than ever. A short walk puts you right on the sandy shoreline of Corolla. Spend your vacation taking strolls along the water's edge, kicking back in your favorite beach chair, and catching some rays. Free high-speed wireless internet keeps everyone connected when they want to be, and a 13 x 28 private pool with hot tub anchors the days you never leave the property. Please note that this is a Sunday check-in home and no pets are allowed.

Ground Floor

• Covered dining area
• Pool area with hot tub
• Carport
• Two outdoor showers
• Two outdoor half baths

First Floor

• Five kings with private baths
• Queen sleepsofa with private bath
• Two pyramid bunks with private bath
• Pyramid and twin bunk with private bath
• Theater and media area
• Laundry

Second Floor

• Great room
• Dining area
• Kitchen
• Media area with wet bar
• Four kings with private baths
• Recreation room

Sleeping Arrangements: Nine kings, three pyramid bunks, one twin bunk, and one queen sleepsofa are spread across 12 bedrooms, each with its own private bath. The home has 13 full baths and three half baths in total.

Updates for 2025: New mattresses in all the second floor bedrooms, second floor wood floors redone, poolside refrigerators replaced and now have built-in icemakers.

Pool: Pool heated by propane. Max pool temp is 85 degrees. The 2026 pool season runs 4/5/2026 through 10/25/2026 and the 2027 pool season runs 3/28/2027 through 10/24/2027. Pool heat cost is $950.00 for both the 2026 and 2027 seasons.

Fireplace: Seasonal fireplace, available October through March.

EV Charger: A payment of approximately $0.45/kWh is required to use the onsite charger. Payment is made via a QR-code available on the charger at the house.

Golf: Guests of this home can enjoy discounted green fees at Kilmarlic Golf Club, a Tom Steele designed course in Powell's Point. Enjoy exclusive K Club benefits compliments of the homeowner, including discounted green fees (reserve tee times in advance), and reduced costs for Wild Horse Tours, Kitty Hawk Kites adventures, and more. Learn more about the K Club benefits by visiting their website. The K Club concierge can be reached at 252.491.2841 to reserve a tee time.

The Corolla Setting: Corolla sits at the northern end of the Outer Banks and is known for expansive, wide beaches of finely textured sand and clean rolling surf. Nearby you will find the historic Whalehead Club at Currituck Heritage Park and the Currituck Beach Lighthouse, built in 1875, along with grocery stores, surf shops, coffee shops,