Watch the sun set over Pamlico Sound from Treasure Chest, a welcoming upstairs one-bedroom retreat made for two. With a king bed, private screened porch, full kitchen, and access to the sound-side shoreline, it’s an inviting place to slow down and enjoy Ocracoke together.
As part of the Ocracoke Harbor Inn Cottages, your stay includes access to the Inn’s waterfront facilities on Silver Lake Harbor and complimentary boat docking at the Inn for boats under 35 feet, with advance notice at the time of booking. Golf carts and bicycles are also available for rent at the Inn, making it easy to explore the village.
Inside, comfortable furnishings and coastal touches create a relaxed setting for your island getaway. The living and dining area offers space to unwind, while the full kitchen makes it easy to prepare breakfast, pack a beach picnic, or enjoy dinner at home. DirecTV and complimentary Wi-Fi keep you connected during your stay.
The bedroom features a king bed, and bed linens and bath towels are provided. The apartment has one bathroom and accommodates a maximum of two guests. Treasure Chest is located upstairs and requires stair access.
Spend your mornings with coffee on the screened porch and your evenings watching the changing colors over the sound. A gas grill is available for meals at home, and sound-side shoreline access offers another place to enjoy the water and sunset scenery.
Springer’s Point Preserve and the Ocracoke Lighthouse are within walking distance, with village shops, restaurants, and Silver Lake Harbor nearby. Whether your plans include beach days, boating, or quiet afternoons together, Treasure Chest provides a comfortable home base.
Onsite parking is available, but there is no additional parking for utility trailers. Guests bringing a boat should contact us before booking to discuss trailer parking. Treasure Chest is a nonsmoking rental, and pets are not permitted.
Enjoy a peaceful escape for two, with sound views, memorable sunsets, and the added benefits of Ocracoke Harbor Inn’s facilities on Silver Lake Harbor.