Matt and Rachel Neal
PO Box 497, Kitty Hawk, NC 27949
252-564-9780
Nearly 70 years ago, Frank Stick purchased 2600 acres of land, and fervently constructed small beachside bungalows of his own design. Representative of the modernist trend of the time, these iconic structures became “Flattops.” Fewer and fewer remain today. The Dunetop harkens back to these indigenous Outer Banks designs of Southern Shores. Sweeping overhangs, woven-corner lap siding, and a blend of Brazilian Walnut emphasize the strong horizontal presence of the home. Inside, local salvaged cypress beams, and juniper tongue and groove share the space with contemporary walnut cabinetry, quartz counters, subtle tile tones and White Oak flooring, completing the hand hewn feel our craftsman worked tirelessly to create.
While taking its design cues from the past, The Dunetop shirks none of its responsibility show-casing new building technology, featuring an inverter Bosch heat pump with Trane ERV, closed cell spray foam insulation, Home Automation and Security System, and one of our favorite features: not one lightbulb, due to the integrated LED lighting. Open concept living, at its best, we invite you to see this one level, handicap-accessible permanent residence, and share in our take on an Outer Banks legacy design.
2,600
$675,000 includes House & Lot Only
Travel north on NC 12. Make a left at the East Dogwood stoplight. Take the first left onto Wax Myrtle Trail. Continue for 1/2 mile, and the home is on the right.
We are pleased to acknowledge and thank our team of vendors and subcontractors who provided us with their finest materials and workmanship, especially OBHBA members: All Star Insulation, Ferguson Enterprises, FullTilt Blinds & Shutters, Green Acres Land Development, Greg White Plumbing, Guy C Lee Building Materials, Home Solutions of Carolina, Interiors by H & W, Jon Boy’s Building Services, John Brothers Security, Kellogg Supply Co., Kitty Hawk Painting, MP Carpentry, Noland Company, Saltwater Metals, Stephen Perlot Electric and Wise Flooring.
Rachel and Matt Neal comprise Neal Contracting, continuing a family building heritage on the Outer Banks that extends back to 1979. Matt learned the home building business from the ground up, first working as a subcontractor, followed by starting his own contracting company in 2006. Matt thrives on working with his team of professionals, and is always at home on the job, leading from the field. Always available by phone or email, Rachel Neal provides the core sup-port to the company, managing client communication, finish selections, cost control, vendor relationships, and key design advice. Together, they work as a tight knit team with complementing skills to deliver a finely constructed home and continued client satisfaction. License: #80223