112 Oneal Drive, Ocracoke, NC 27960

The Ocracoke property buyers wait for~ breathtaking sound views, proven rental history, and a turnkey island retreat. Discover a rare opportunity to own a beautifully maintained coastal retreat in one of Ocracoke's most peaceful and desirable locations. This 3 bedroom, 3-bath home offers sweeping sound and marsh views from nearly every angle, creating the setting buyers come to the island hoping to find. The reverse floor plan places the main living area upstairs to fully capture natural light and unforgettable sunsets. Open, airy, and inviting, the space is designed for both relaxing and entertaining while showcasing those wide water views. Each bedroom is a private suite with its own full bath and walk-in closet, offering ideal comfort for guests, family, or rental use. The upper level suite stands out with elevated views and direct access to the main living space. Designed for both unforgettable getaways and strong rental demand, this home delivers on every level. Features and recent improvements include: -Reverse floor plan maximizing panoramic sound views -Two living areas including a lower level lounge with wet bar and fridge -Two screened porches plus a spacious sundeck for outdoor living -Fully furnished with updated décor, new SMART TVs, and bedding -Renovated kitchen 2024 with granite counters, stainless appliances, soft close cabinets, and built in pantry -Fresh interior paint and new washer and dryer 2024 -Starlink internet for reliable connectivity -Outdoor shower, fish cleaning station, and storage shed added 2023 -Covered golf cart parking, widened entry stairs, and rope and stanchion driveway -FORTIFIED Home™ Roof Long-term proven rental history with over $35K already secured in early-season 2026 bookings offering immediate income from day one, and greater income potential for premier late summer, fall, and off-seasons. Homes with this combination of views, condition, and income potential rarely come available. This is your chance to secure a standout property on Ocracoke before it is gone.