Just four miles from the Wright Memorial Bridge, and less than 10 minutes from the beaches, there is a sense of peace and solitude in this sound-front mainland location that just cannot be found amongst the hustle and bustle of the Outer Banks. Yet, that quiet is carefully balanced with a full range of active amenities, including a championship golf course,a health and fitness center, an outdoor pool, walking trails in preserved natural areas, spectacular sunsets, a sound-front park and gazebo and a fabulous new Club House and restaurant that set the stage for a lively social scene.

Kilmarlic is proud to be a NC Partner with Ducks Unlimited to preserve
the natural beauty of this pristine waterfront area.

Area Information
Word is getting out about Currituck County, the best kept secret in the Outer Banks. Currituck is one of the fastest growing counties in North Carolina. Beautiful, clean beaches, a high quality of life, and the perfect blend of history have made this part of the Outer Banks a popular destination for visitors and locals alike. Though Currituck is located on the upper peninsula of North Carolina (surrounded on three sides by water and marshes) and enjoys a bit of seclusion, it is just a short drive from Virginia's metropolitan Hampton Roads region and the more populated areas of the Outer Banks. In Currituck County, you get the best of both worlds.

Established in 1668 among the original colonies, Currituck County was one of the first areas settled in the New World. Rich, historical heritage lives on in treasured landmarks like The Whalehead Club and Currituck Beach Lighthouse.

Currituck County is a sportsman's paradise and nature lover's dream. Each year the County serves as host to visitors who come to relax on the beaches and enjoy the area's many attractions. This community's quaint charm attracts fine restaurants and elegant boutiques.