With a central office in the town of Kill Devil Hills, Windswept Properties is a leading and professional brokerage firm that specializes in investment real estate sales, residential and commercial properties, and real estate transactions of all varieties from the northern town of Corolla all the way to the southern villages of Hatteras Island.
The company was founded in 2001 by Outer Banks Realtor John Thompson, and was named after the year-round breezes and natural landscapes that are abundant in the region. The company offers a wide range of services, which includes valuations for potential sellers on their current property’s value, “personal home finder” services which connect buyers with their ideal Outer Banks investment home, primary home, or even vacant lot where a dream home will go, and recommendations of area professionals. With a long roster of satisfied clients and years of expertise, buyers and sellers alike can enjoy a wealth of personalized services regardless of their real estate needs, whether they are selling a property, or just investigating the local real estate market of the Outer Banks. Utilizing modern technology and searches, while injecting a big dose of customer service, Windswept Properties can assist clients of all varieties in fulfilling their OBX real estate goals.
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