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Spirit of Cape Fear – Romantic Colonial Hideaway
Propriété de vacances avec cuisine à proximité de l’attrait suivant : Promenade longeant la rivière
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2 chambres2 salles de bain5 personnes92.9 m²
Commodités populaires
Chambres et lits
2 chambres (5 personnes)
Chambre 1
1 très grand lit et 1 grand lit
2 salles de bain
Salle de bain 1
Savon · Serviettes fournies · Baignoire ou douche · Toilettes · Shampoing
Salle de bain 2
Savon · Serviettes fournies · Baignoire ou douche · Toilettes · Shampoing
Espaces supplémentaires
Terrasse en bois ou patio
Cuisine
Coin cuisine
Coin salle à manger séparé
Nombre de salles de séjour
À propos de cet hébergement
Spirit of Cape Fear Romantic Pirate Retreat • Downtown- Pet Friendly
Spirit of Cape Fear – Private Pirate-Inspired Historic Retreat
Welcome to Spirit of Cape Fear — a private, pirate-inspired colonial home in the heart of historic downtown Wilmington. This beautifully refurbished 100+ year-old property blends maritime character and subtle pirate charm with modern comfort, fast Wi-Fi, and thoughtful amenities.
Unlike condos or shared buildings, this is a fully private single-family home with no shared walls or common spaces — giving you peace, quiet, and room to relax.
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The Space
This 2-bedroom home is ideal for couples, small families, concert-goers, and extended stays.
• 2 spacious bedrooms with comfortable beds
• Cozy living room with fireplace
• Fully stocked kitchen for cooking at home
• Fast Wi-Fi for streaming or remote work
• Smart TV
• Private fenced yard (perfect for dogs)
• Easy self check-in
• Washer and dryer available for stays of 7 nights or longer
The home has been thoughtfully updated while preserving its historic charm. You’ll notice original character details alongside modern upgrades that make your stay comfortable and convenient.
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Location – Walk Everywhere
One of the best features of this home is its location.
You are walking distance to:
• The Wilmington Riverwalk
• Restaurants and bars
• Coffee shops and boutiques
• Live Oak Pavilion (walk home after concerts)
• Waterfront attractions
• Brooklyn Arts District galleries and breweries
Enjoy downtown energy — then return to a quiet historic street to unwind.
Wrightsville Beach is approximately 15–20 minutes away by car.
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Private Outdoor Space
The fully fenced yard provides rare privacy in downtown Wilmington.
Perfect for:
• Guests traveling with dogs
• Morning coffee outside
• Relaxing evenings
• A playful backyard treasure hunt for guests who want a memorable stay
The yard offers something most downtown properties cannot: true private outdoor space.
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Ideal For
• Romantic weekend getaways
• Live Oak Pavilion concert weekends
• Small family vacations
• Pet-friendly travelers
• Extended stays
• Remote workers needing reliable Wi-Fi
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What Makes This Home Different
Many properties are “restored.” Few have personality.
This home offers:
• Pirate-inspired historic charm
• Private single-family layout
• Fenced yard
• Fireplace ambiance
• Walkable location
• Thoughtfully refurbished interiors
• A stay that feels curated, not generic
This isn’t just a place to sleep — it’s a stay with character.
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Extended Stays Welcome
Planning a longer visit? Guests staying 7 nights or more have access to the washer and dryer, making the home especially comfortable for extended stays.
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Parking & Access
• Easy self check-in
• Convenient street parking
• Safe, walkable historic neighborhood
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The Experience
Spend the day exploring Wilmington’s historic downtown, riverfront views, restaurants, and nightlife. Catch a concert at Live Oak Pavilion. Visit nearby beaches. Then return home to relax by the fireplace or unwind in your private yard.
Whether you’re visiting for romance, relaxation, or a downtown event, Spirit of Cape Fear offers a distinctive, memorable place to stay.
Welcome to Spirit of Cape Fear — a private, pirate-inspired colonial home in the heart of historic downtown Wilmington. This beautifully refurbished 100+ year-old property blends maritime character and subtle pirate charm with modern comfort, fast Wi-Fi, and thoughtful amenities.
Unlike condos or shared buildings, this is a fully private single-family home with no shared walls or common spaces — giving you peace, quiet, and room to relax.
⸻
The Space
This 2-bedroom home is ideal for couples, small families, concert-goers, and extended stays.
• 2 spacious bedrooms with comfortable beds
• Cozy living room with fireplace
• Fully stocked kitchen for cooking at home
• Fast Wi-Fi for streaming or remote work
• Smart TV
• Private fenced yard (perfect for dogs)
• Easy self check-in
• Washer and dryer available for stays of 7 nights or longer
The home has been thoughtfully updated while preserving its historic charm. You’ll notice original character details alongside modern upgrades that make your stay comfortable and convenient.
⸻
Location – Walk Everywhere
One of the best features of this home is its location.
You are walking distance to:
• The Wilmington Riverwalk
• Restaurants and bars
• Coffee shops and boutiques
• Live Oak Pavilion (walk home after concerts)
• Waterfront attractions
• Brooklyn Arts District galleries and breweries
Enjoy downtown energy — then return to a quiet historic street to unwind.
Wrightsville Beach is approximately 15–20 minutes away by car.
⸻
Private Outdoor Space
The fully fenced yard provides rare privacy in downtown Wilmington.
Perfect for:
• Guests traveling with dogs
• Morning coffee outside
• Relaxing evenings
• A playful backyard treasure hunt for guests who want a memorable stay
The yard offers something most downtown properties cannot: true private outdoor space.
⸻
Ideal For
• Romantic weekend getaways
• Live Oak Pavilion concert weekends
• Small family vacations
• Pet-friendly travelers
• Extended stays
• Remote workers needing reliable Wi-Fi
⸻
What Makes This Home Different
Many properties are “restored.” Few have personality.
This home offers:
• Pirate-inspired historic charm
• Private single-family layout
• Fenced yard
• Fireplace ambiance
• Walkable location
• Thoughtfully refurbished interiors
• A stay that feels curated, not generic
This isn’t just a place to sleep — it’s a stay with character.
⸻
Extended Stays Welcome
Planning a longer visit? Guests staying 7 nights or more have access to the washer and dryer, making the home especially comfortable for extended stays.
⸻
Parking & Access
• Easy self check-in
• Convenient street parking
• Safe, walkable historic neighborhood
⸻
The Experience
Spend the day exploring Wilmington’s historic downtown, riverfront views, restaurants, and nightlife. Catch a concert at Live Oak Pavilion. Visit nearby beaches. Then return home to relax by the fireplace or unwind in your private yard.
Whether you’re visiting for romance, relaxation, or a downtown event, Spirit of Cape Fear offers a distinctive, memorable place to stay.
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Commodités
Cuisine
Wi-Fi inclus
Climatisation
Espace extérieur
Stationnement disponible
Règles de l’hébergement
Arrivée après 15 h 00
Âge minimum pour la location : 18 ans
Départ avant 11 h 00
Enfants
Adultes uniquement
Événements
Événements non autorisés
Animaux de compagnie
Animaux de compagnie non autorisés, animaux d’assistance autorisés
Fumeurs/non-fumeurs
Hébergement non-fumeurs
Instructions relatives au départ
L'hôte vous demande d'effectuer les tâches suivantes avant le départ :
Remplir le lave-vaisselle
Éteindre les lumières et verrouiller les portes
Le non-respect de ces règles peut entraîner un avis négatif de la part de l’hôte.
Renseignements importants
À savoir
Des frais pour toute personne supplémentaire peuvent être facturés et dépendent de la politique de l'hébergement
Une pièce d'identité officielle avec photo et un dépôt de garantie en espèces, par carte de crédit ou par carte de débit, peuvent être demandés à l'arrivée pour couvrir tous frais imprévus
Les demandes spéciales, qui ne peuvent pas être garanties, sont soumises à disponibilité à l'arrivée et peuvent entraîner des frais supplémentaires
Les fêtes et les événements de groupe sont interdits
Possibilité de location à long terme
L'hôte a indiqué que l'hébergement n'était équipé d'aucun détecteur de monoxyde de carbone ; pensez à apporter un détecteur portable lors de votre séjour
L'hôte a indiqué que l'hébergement était équipé d'un détecteur de fumée
Cet hébergement comporte des espaces extérieurs comme des balcons, des patios ou des terrasses potentiellement non adaptés aux enfants. Si vous avez des questions, nous vous recommandons de contacter l'hébergement avant votre arrivée afin de savoir s'il peut vous accueillir dans une chambre adéquate.
À noter
Cet hébergement ne dispose pas d'ascenseurs
À propos du quartier
Wilmington
C’est dans le quartier Quartier des Arts de Brooklyn à Wilmington que vous trouverez cette maison de vacances. En vacances, tout le monde doit pouvoir en profiter ! Les célèbres Centre pour les arts Brooklyn sur le site de l'ancienne église Saint Andrews et Wilson Center at Cape Fear Community College raviront les amoureux de culture, tandis que les très chouettes Centre commercial The Cotton Exchange et Mayfaire Town Center donneront le sourire aux mordus de shopping. Envie de vivre un moment unique lors de votre séjour ? Consultez l'affiche des fantastiques Stade Legion et Trask Coliseum, et préparez-vous à vibrer !
Wilmington, NC
Transport
Restaurants
- Brunch Thyme - 6 min à pied
- The Half - 10 min à pied
- Bonita Latin Fusion - 14 min à pied
- Copper Penny - 3 min en voiture
- Savorez - 17 min à pied
Foire aux questions
À propos de l’hôte
Hôte : Ryan Graves
Ryan’s story is shaped by curiosity and movement—across places, cultures, and ideas. Through years of travel and work in marketing, he learned how people connect through story, design, and belief. Drawn to creating passion, Ryan began building experiences that invite reflection. In 2024, he launched Yahway, an app born from a desire to explore faith and the questions that define humanity. That same pursuit lives on in the spaces he creates—homes designed not just to be stayed in, but felt.
Voici pourquoi l’hôte a choisi cet hébergement
The Spirit of Cape Fear rests where legend chose to stop running.
When Blackbeard’s sails finally vanished from the horizon, his spirit did not follow the tides back to open water. It followed the river inland—away from cannon fire, away from crowns, to a place where secrets could stay buried. Along the banks of the Cape Fear, in what is now the Brooklyn Arts District, the Captain is said to have laid down his final anchor.
This was not a harbor of kings or merchants. It was a place of work, of shadows, of quiet exchanges. A place where stolen treasure could be hidden in plain sight, scattered among planks and stone, disguised as ordinary life. Gold was never meant to glitter here. It was meant to wait.
They say the treasure from Blackbeard’s final voyages was never recovered because it was never lost. It was divided, disguised, and woven into the structures themselves—wood taken from distant ships, art lifted from foreign halls, tools and relics repurposed for calmer days. What could not be spent was sealed. What could not be carried was left behind. And what could not be trusted to men was entrusted to the land.
The Captain’s body may have been claimed by history, but his spirit lingered where strategy once mattered more than spectacle. Where loyalty was tested. Where rules were enforced quietly, without need for threat. Over time, the port changed. Ships gave way to rail, rail to industry, industry to art. But the spirit remained—watchful, patient, unmoved.
That is why the Spirit of Cape Fear exists here.
Not as a monument, but as a guardian. A place where guests are welcomed as passengers, not plunderers. Where treasure is earned, not taken. Where curiosity is rewarded only when paired with respect. The house does not boast its riches. It keeps them close, the way Blackbeard always did.
This is where the Captain came to rest.
And where his treasure still sleeps.
Welcome aboard.
When Blackbeard’s sails finally vanished from the horizon, his spirit did not follow the tides back to open water. It followed the river inland—away from cannon fire, away from crowns, to a place where secrets could stay buried. Along the banks of the Cape Fear, in what is now the Brooklyn Arts District, the Captain is said to have laid down his final anchor.
This was not a harbor of kings or merchants. It was a place of work, of shadows, of quiet exchanges. A place where stolen treasure could be hidden in plain sight, scattered among planks and stone, disguised as ordinary life. Gold was never meant to glitter here. It was meant to wait.
They say the treasure from Blackbeard’s final voyages was never recovered because it was never lost. It was divided, disguised, and woven into the structures themselves—wood taken from distant ships, art lifted from foreign halls, tools and relics repurposed for calmer days. What could not be spent was sealed. What could not be carried was left behind. And what could not be trusted to men was entrusted to the land.
The Captain’s body may have been claimed by history, but his spirit lingered where strategy once mattered more than spectacle. Where loyalty was tested. Where rules were enforced quietly, without need for threat. Over time, the port changed. Ships gave way to rail, rail to industry, industry to art. But the spirit remained—watchful, patient, unmoved.
That is why the Spirit of Cape Fear exists here.
Not as a monument, but as a guardian. A place where guests are welcomed as passengers, not plunderers. Where treasure is earned, not taken. Where curiosity is rewarded only when paired with respect. The house does not boast its riches. It keeps them close, the way Blackbeard always did.
This is where the Captain came to rest.
And where his treasure still sleeps.
Welcome aboard.
Voici ce qui rend cet hébergement unique
The Spirit of Cape Fear is not a theme—it is a memory given walls.
Born where river meets sea, this place carries the echoes of ships that never returned and captains who refused to kneel. Cape Fear was a crossroads of trade, danger, and ambition, where fortunes were won quietly and lost loudly. The Spirit was shaped by that tension: Moroccan planks taken in the chaos of trade wars, relics whispered from distant seas, charts drawn by lantern light, and quarters designed for both strategy and rest. Every room tells a story of movement—of voyages begun, secrets kept, and nights spent waiting on the tide to turn.
What makes the Spirit of Cape Fear unique is not what you see at first glance, but what you feel when you stay. This is a place where rules become lore, where hospitality carries weight, and where guests are treated not as visitors—but as trusted passengers. Treasure is earned, not taken. Curiosity is rewarded when guided, punished when careless. Even the quiet moments—coffee at dawn, a drink poured slowly at night—are rituals shaped by history.
This is not a house pretending to be a legend.
It is a legend that learned how to host.
Welcome aboard.
Born where river meets sea, this place carries the echoes of ships that never returned and captains who refused to kneel. Cape Fear was a crossroads of trade, danger, and ambition, where fortunes were won quietly and lost loudly. The Spirit was shaped by that tension: Moroccan planks taken in the chaos of trade wars, relics whispered from distant seas, charts drawn by lantern light, and quarters designed for both strategy and rest. Every room tells a story of movement—of voyages begun, secrets kept, and nights spent waiting on the tide to turn.
What makes the Spirit of Cape Fear unique is not what you see at first glance, but what you feel when you stay. This is a place where rules become lore, where hospitality carries weight, and where guests are treated not as visitors—but as trusted passengers. Treasure is earned, not taken. Curiosity is rewarded when guided, punished when careless. Even the quiet moments—coffee at dawn, a drink poured slowly at night—are rituals shaped by history.
This is not a house pretending to be a legend.
It is a legend that learned how to host.
Welcome aboard.
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