Kitty Hawk New Construction Home
Kitty Hawk Woods
Designed and built from the ground up in Kitty Hawk Woods, this custom home blends low-country architecture with Outer Banks practicality and open-concept modern living.
In this portfolio you will catch a glimpse into what it will be like to move into your turnkey custom built home. There is no furniture so they details really speak volumes, plus you get to see the extra care we take to ensure your new home goes through a thorough construction clean before you move in!
Raised Low-Country Home Design & Construction in Kitty Hawk Woods
This raised low-country style home is tucked into the maritime forest of Kitty Hawk Woods, a site setting that requires an elevated foundation to maximize both views and storm protection.
The elevated foundation supports storm resilience while showcasing crisp white trim, exposed rafter tails, and a welcoming front porch. The maritime forest offers natural privacy in a quiet soundside village on a dirt road.
Project Overview:
- Location: Kitty Hawk, North Carolina
- Year Completed: 2025
- Square Feet: 2,497 sq ft
- Bedrooms: 4 Bedrooms
- Bathrooms: 3 Full Baths and 1 Half Bath
Elevated Home Design & Blueprints
The open layout of the main floor of this elevated home enhances entertaining and emphasizes the function and flow designed for coastal families who often host and entertain.
Custom Outer Banks Open Concept Floor Plan
In this custom Outer Banks floor plan, a living room, kitchen, and dining room flow seamlessly beneath vaulted ceilings.
Custom Kitchen with Premium Cabinetry
Crafted for everyday ease and entertaining alike, this open-concept custom kitchen layout uses timeless materials and premium cabinetry to line the perimeter of the space. The walls are finished in a soft neutral tone that complements the warm wood flooring and a large center island offers extra prep space and seating, anchored by elegant pendant lighting.
There is an abundance of storage from custom drawer pull-outs to deep pantry cabinetry. Tile backsplash, stainless steel appliances, and generous counter space, make this kitchen feel light, fresh, and perfectly scaled for the size of the home.
The kitchen spans seamlessly into the adjacent dining space since the main floor was designed to be the central gathering point for the home. Luxury vinyl tile floors are used throughout the bottom floor of this home.
Main Living Area
Aside the dining room you will find the main living area, a warm, open, and airy space with built-in shelving, cabinetry, and shelves framing a mantel above a sleek electric linear fireplace.
These built-ins create functional storage and display opportunities while anchoring the room with architectural interest. Large windows draw in light and views of the surrounding forest canopy and a neutral color palette keeps the space cohesive, making it easy for the homeowners to add personal touches with furniture and art.
Private Homeowner’s Suite on Primary Floor
The homeowner’s suite was designed to feel like a peaceful retreat, complete with organized walk-in closet systems and spa-inspired finishes in the en-suite bath. A freestanding soaking tub and custom tile shower balance relaxation with luxury, proof that comfort and function can go hand in hand.
Walk-in Closet
This suite feels secluded and serene, with organized walk-in closets, clean white trim, and natural light filtering through oversized windows.
Ensuite Bathroom with Freestanding Soaking Tub
The bathroom features custom tilework, a freestanding soaking tub, and a frameless glass walk-in shower.
Everyday Function on the Second Floor
There are three secondary upstairs bedrooms that make great use of space on the second floor. All of the doors are solid wood and custom made.
One guest room with en suite bathroom is ideal for visiting family or future resale, while the other two bedrooms share.
The shared bathroom has a clean design with custom tile, dual vanities, and premium fixtures.
Constructed for Life on the Outer Banks
Built in Kitty Hawk Woods, this home is protected by dense forest canopy but still minutes from the sound and sea. The structural integrity of the home proves that beauty and durability can coexist to support a relaxed, long-term lifestyle on the Outer Banks.
Special thanks to our structural engineering partner, Michael D. O’steen, P.E..
Images by Cory Godwin Productions.