Homes on the ocean, the sound and a quiet creek led the market in Outer Banks, North Carolina for the week ending November 1, 2026. These were the highest-priced home sales reported for the period, and together the five came to $11.111 million.
All five were single-family homes. Three were in Dare County and two were in Currituck County, where Corolla accounted for both sales. The group ranged from a 1989 beach home a short walk from the ocean to a 2014 home on the sound in Duck, and the beach towns of Nags Head and Southern Shores each contributed a sale.
No. 1 — $3,500,000 · 119 Osprey Ridge Rd, Duck, North Carolina
The highest-priced sale of the week was a contemporary coastal home in the Osprey Ridge neighborhood of Duck, which sold for $3,500,000. Built in 2014 by Olin Finch, it is the newest of the five, and with 7,257 square feet it is also the largest. The home sits on high ground above the Currituck Sound on a 0.53-acre bulkheaded lot with a seawall, and it was designed around views of the sound and its sunsets.
There are seven bedrooms, each with its own bath, and nine bathrooms in all. An elevator serves the home, which includes a theater, a sauna, an exercise room, a recreation room and a private office, along with a bonus room on the ground level used for overnight guests. The kitchen has Thermador appliances, the counters are European granite, the bathrooms are finished in Persian marble and the floors are acacia hardwood. A wet bar and a two-car garage round out the interior.
Outside, wide decks look over a custom gunite infinity pool and a hot tub, and a dock with a covered gazebo reaches out into the sound for boating. The grounds are landscaped and gated, with a stone driveway, and the roof is European tile. Downtown Duck, with its restaurants, shops and waterfront boardwalk, is a few moments away. The home sold furnished. The property last sold for $3.05 million in 2021.
The home went under contract two days after it was listed. Bradley N Beacham of Landmark Sotheby’s Internation was the listing agent, and Jo Ann Konstanzer & Team of Four Seasons Realty represented the buyer.
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No. 2 — $2,868,000 · 455 Pipsis Point Rd, Corolla, North Carolina
In the Pine Island community of Corolla, an oceanfront home at 455 Pipsis Point Road sold for $2,868,000. The shingled home sits on a 0.79-acre cul-de-sac lot with frontage on the beach, and a private walkway runs to the beach, with seating on top of the dune.
Built in 1997 with a reverse floor plan, the home has 4,695 square feet, seven bedrooms and six bathrooms. The primary suite is on the upper floor, and many of the other bedrooms open onto the decks and have their own baths. A cathedral ceiling and an entrance foyer greet arrivals, and the kitchen, with granite counters, two refrigerators, two ovens and two dishwashers, is built to feed a crowd. There is also a game room and a sauna.
Outdoors, the home has a large heated private pool and a hot tub, and broad decks face the ocean. Pine Island residents have access to the neighborhood pools, a beach club, tennis and basketball courts, a playground and paths for biking and jogging. The home sold furnished.
Jo Ann Konstanzer & Team and Jack Konstanzer, both of Four Seasons Realty, were the listing agents. Kirsten Shackelford of SERHANT represented the buyer.
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No. 3 — $2,525,000 · 9507 S Old Oregon Inlet Rd, Nags Head, North Carolina
The home with the most bedrooms and bathrooms in this Top 5 sold for $2,525,000 in the Hollywood Beach area of Nags Head. Built in 2007 on a 0.48-acre oceanfront lot, it has eight bedrooms, each with its own bath, 10 bathrooms in all and 5,128 square feet, and it looks out on both the ocean and the sound.
The reverse floor plan puts the great room on the top level, where a wall of windows faces the water. That level also has a fireplace and a kitchen with granite counters, stainless appliances, two wall ovens and two dishwashers. An elevator runs between the floors. A theater room occupies the middle level, while the ground level has a recreation room with a pool table, an arcade game and a bar area, as well as a kitchenette.
The decks face east, toward the sunrise. Outside there is a heated private pool with a hot tub beside it, and a cabana bath opens directly to the pool. An outdoor shower and a gas grill are also part of the setup, and a private walkway leads to the beach. The home sold furnished.
Stacey H Baittinger and Ken Baittinger of Carolina Designs Realty were the listing agents. The Myatt Group Team of Keller Williams Outer Banks KDH represented the buyer.
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No. 4 — $1,340,000 · 63 S Dogwood Trl, Southern Shores, North Carolina
Set on a private, wooded lot along Ginguite Creek, a Craftsman-style coastal home at 63 S Dogwood Trail in Southern Shores sold for $1,340,000. Tall trees screen the property, and a covered Trex deck and a sun porch look over a fiberglass in-ground pool and the creek beyond it.
Built in 2004, the home has 4,127 square feet, four bedrooms and four bathrooms. A foyer with a cathedral ceiling opens to hardwood floors, plantation shutters, a gas fireplace and windows that take in the water. The kitchen is built for serious cooking, with a Thermador six-burner gas cooktop and griddle, Bosch double ovens, granite counters and a large island, and a butler’s pantry beside it has a wine cooler and a second refrigerator.
The primary suite is on the main level, with a soaking tub, an oversized shower and a walk-in closet. Upstairs, two bedrooms facing the creek open onto a private sun deck, and a third bedroom has a built-in office nook. Above the attached two-car garage, a climate-controlled room with its own entrance can serve as a gym, media room or studio. The home is heated by a geothermal system and sits near Duck Woods Country Club. Southern Shores owners may join an optional civic association that offers soundside marinas, beach accesses, parks and tennis courts. The property last sold for $1.3 million in 2022.
OBX Homes Team of OBX Homes was the listing agent, and Coastside Properties Team of Keller Williams Outer Banks KDH represented the buyer.
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No. 5 — $878,000 · 921 Whalehead Dr, Corolla, North Carolina
The week’s fifth sale was a beach home known as Sea 5 at 921 Whalehead Drive in Corolla, which sold for $878,000. It sits two lots back from the oceanfront in the Whalehead Club area, roughly 598 feet from the Bonito Street beach access, on a level 0.46-acre lot. Built in 1989, it is the oldest of the five, and at 2,598 square feet it is also the smallest.
The home has five bedrooms and five bathrooms arranged in a reverse floor plan. Upstairs, large windows light the living room, which centers on an electric fireplace and opens to the dining area and kitchen; a queen bedroom with its own tiled bath and deck access is on the same floor, along with a screened porch enclosed with windows. The two king bedrooms on the middle level each have a private bath and open to the decks, and a bunk room and a twin room share a hall bath there.
Decks wrap around three sides of the home and catch views of the ocean from the back. At ground level, there is parking, a dry entry with storage for beach gear and a patio with a hot tub and a grilling area. The same family owned the home for years, and it sold furnished.
The home went under contract 17 days after it was listed. Trisha Midgett & Team and Courtney Snearer of Midgett Realty – Rodanthe were the listing agents, and Trisha Midgett & Team also represented the buyer, putting the team on both sides of the sale.
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RealtyWire selected these transactions from publicly reported residential sales identified for the calendar week ending Sunday, November 1, 2026. The report may exclude private, off-market, delayed or nondisclosed transactions. Prices, property details and professional representation are reported as available at publication and may be updated following confirmation from transaction participants.
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