Effektivitetslejlighed i hjertet af Wrightsville Beach

While I was working in Wilmington for a month, this little studio became my home away from home. I had the great luck of arriving to find it recently and thoughtfully remodeled and sparkling clean. My husband joined me for the final 10 days of my stay, and, since we were actually "living" there (versus simply visiting or vacationing), it was a bit tight for two, but the ocean is only half-a-block away from the door, and the beach is lovely! Although you can't see the water from the apartment, if you are able to leave your windows open at night, you can hear the surf. (We were there the last month of "off-season," so, in the evening, we often had the beach to ourselves). The space is minimal but functional, and we found the queen mattress to be very comfortable. The remodeled bathroom didn't feel small at all. The new shower is very nice. as is the closet. The kitchen is adequately appointed. Only the "seating" was problematic. I would guess that most renters will spend the majority of their time outside, so it won't be an issue, but the single lounging space--the loveseat--is handsome but strangely uncomfortable. (I ended up purchasing two camp chairs that worked well, and we spent most of our "sitting" time in them.) The two stools at the kitchen counter are fine for breakfast. One half block in the opposite direction of the beach is Lumina--and a tiny oasis of Wrightsville Beach history: a few Old School bars/taverns, surf shops, and Robert's grocery store, where you can buy the basics--soap, bread, milk--but also pretty good wine and beer, fresh farm eggs, and delicious house-made chicken salad. Sharing the same building space is Adapt, which serves espresso, juice drinks, quinoa-type bowls, and the best "artisan toasts" I've had. The wildly popular Baja-Mex restaurant, bar, and coffee shop just around the corner, Tower 7, is sometimes too crowded to walk through but serves great margaritas and generous portions. Within a mile south/southwest (walk or drive) are other coffee houses (The Workshop, Sunday's Cafe), taverns/public houses (the hamburgers at Poe's are not to be missed), and high-end restaurants, some with water views. Warm weather brings out the bar crowd, but a fan/white noise app took care of any late-night noise. The owners, who live with their 3 little boys on the top floor, are friendly and helpful (and I didn't mind the pitter-patter of little feet in the morning). I had a top-notch time and fabulous experience all around!

Would love to stay here during beach season. Clean, bright and just steps to the dune and beach.

Awesome location and cute place!

Room was old and nothing fancy, but comfortable and clean and very convenient to several good restaurants and shops as well as public beach access.