4019 E Beach Dr, Oak Island, NC, 28465

The address says oceanfront, but the experience is what stays with you: a reverse-plan beach house designed to frame Atlantic views and island life. Perched directly on the shoreline at 4019 E Beach Drive, this 2017-built residence offers seven bedrooms and 5.5 baths across 2,659 square feet, with porches that put the sand and surf just steps from your door. A private, elevated swimming pool and a sheltered porch create flexible outdoor entertaining zones—perfect for hosting multi-generational getaways or larger rental groups.

Inside, the home’s reverse-floor layout pulls the main public spaces to the top level so the open kitchen, breakfast bar, dining and main living area face the ocean. An elevator links multiple levels for effortless access, and a second living area with a wet bar expands entertaining options away from the primary great room. Bedrooms are generous and arranged for privacy; several ensuite baths and convenient anterooms keep guests comfortable when the house is full.

Practical beach-life features are built in: an enclosed outdoor shower for washing off sand, easy porch access to the beach, and central air throughout. Quality construction from 2017 means contemporary finishes and systems that support both a primary residence and a high-performing short-term rental. The property already has an established rental history—an advantage for owners seeking immediate income or proven seasonal demand.

Location is one of the strongest assets here. Walk to Middleton Park and take part in the Oak Island Summer Concert Series, stroll neighborhood streets with local conveniences nearby, or let guests enjoy the convenience of being centrally located on the island. Whether you’re buying for investment, a second home, or a primary coastal lifestyle, this property combines turnkey rental potential with authentic oceanfront living.

This stretch of East Beach Drive places you within walking distance of Middleton Park, where the Oak Island Summer Concert Series draws neighbors and visitors for seasonal events. The island’s relaxed coastal culture is built around beach days, seafood spots, and easy access to outdoor recreation—shelling, fishing, and strolling the shore. Central island positioning makes it easier to host guests or commute to local services, while the community’s small-town character supports both long-term residents and second-home owners.