Welcome to Sea Coast Rentals, for 30 years, your gateway to the many breathtaking beaches of the North Carolina Coast! Our beaches are the perfect place to take a vacation. With a wealth of restaurants and activities to explore, you are sure to find a good time at every turn. Whether you are looking for a quiet retreat to unwind and relax or a big family get together with exciting memories that stand the test of time, Sea Coast Rentals has it all. With so many options to choose from and a staff willing to assist you every step of the way, you’ll be booked and ready for your vacation in no time at all!

Rents Saturday to Saturday for weekly stays. Oceanfront views, private beach access, two wrap-around decks, and a clear view of the oldest fishing pier on the East Coast! Anchored In 5 bedrooms, 4 baths, and bonus room are all neatly accommodated with comfortable furnishings, including smart TVs in all bedrooms, plus the bonus room! All of this situated just half a mile to the Kure Beach Pier. Enter on the second and main level from either the deck or the side door. Plenty of laid-back Adirondack chairs are provided on the wrap-around deck to take in those sought-after salty breezes and ocean views. Step inside to find an open area ideal for family time. You’ll find an ocean-facing dining room set and living area. Family movie night is an ocean breeze with the smart-enabled TV, Bose speakers, and DVD player. A spacious and fully equipped kitchen comes stocked with all standard appliances – microwave, refrigerator, toaster, dishwasher, six-burner stove, oven, kettle, drip coffee maker, and Ninja Blender. Situated toward the front of the house, a sitting area peeks into the kitchen from the deli window, a room perfect for reading or morning coffee! Adjacent to the kitchen rests as king bedroom with ensuite bath. An additional door to this bathroom is found next to the kitchen.

Kure (pronounced CURE-ee) Beach is located between the Atlantic Ocean and the Cape Fear River, near the southeastern tip of North Carolina. The Town's incorporated limits begin on the south side of Alabama Avenue (the north side of this road is in Carolina Beach) and go all the way down to the entrance of the Fort Fisher State Historic Site. Spring and summer temps average about 82 degrees. Fall and winter temps average about 67 degrees (weather.com). Our year round population is just over 2,000, and increases to over enormously during our tourist season. Our residents are a mix of retirees and young families. We are represented by property owners from 32 states and many of our residents have lived in Kure Beach for generations. In fact, members of the Kure family still live here! Over the years, people have continued to make Kure Beach their home. Years ago, they built charming beach cottages, many of which are still here today. More recently, larger homes are being built and painted in beautiful tropical colors. Along with our clean, expansive beach, we are surrounded by nature with vistas of the ocean and the river. Our wooden boardwalk, peppered with benches and oceanfront swings, spans over one-third of a mile along the ocean front where you'll find lots of people relaxing and enjoying the beach. There is also a 711-foot, privately owned fishing pier. Originally built in 1923, it is the oldest fishing pier on the East Coast. The pier draws fishermen from all over and gives our business area the feel of a quaint fishing village. The area is perfect for biking, kayaking, swimming, surfing, hiking, going for a walk or just lounging on the beach. Plus, our Town is compact enough that you are never further than a mile from the ocean.