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23177 Pappy Lane
Rodanthe, NC 27968

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6 Bedrooms
(all with attached baths)
3 King
1 Queen
1 Double
2 Pyramid

6 full and 1 half Baths

Rental
Saturday to Saturday

No Smoking
No Pets

Maps - Rodanthe, Outer Banks

The land of beginnings, some call it.  This is where England first attempted to colonize the Americas, with disastrous results for the 'lost' Colony.  The Wright Brothers defied gravity from a sandy dune not far from the windswept beach and brought mankind into the aviation age.

The American government, determined to protect this fragile environment, set aside much of these islands as the country's first National Seashore.  Cape Hatteras National Seashore now preserves some of the finest beaches in the country. But the Outer Banks are much more than a living lesson in history and ecology.  These sandy barrier islands are a special place where time seems to slow.  Where breathtaking beauty envelops the spirit and sets it soaring, luring visitors back year after year. 

There are seven villages of Hatteras Island (Rodanthe,Waves, Salvo, Avon, Buxton, Frisco and Hatters) that share much in common and are connected today by Highway 12. 

The entire northern end of Hatteras Island was once known as Chicamacomico, but in 1874 the postal service changed the name to Rodanthe, perhaps seeking something easier to spell. However, by the early 1900s, three distinct villages had become established in the Rodanthe area --North Rodanthe, South Rodanthe, and Clark. As the postal sections were subdivided, the northernmost village kept the name "Rodanthe," while the others were assigned new names "Waves" and "Salvo".

Rodanthe is located on the northern end of Hatteras Island, the first village below Oregon Inlet and The Pea Island National Wildlife Refuge.