Kitty Hawk Homes For Sale
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Below you will find all of the homes currently for sale in the Town of Kitty Hawk. These are all the listings for sale with the Outer Banks Association of Realtors. This page is updated hourly with new listings and price reductions, so check back often. If a property is no longer for sale on this page then it has come off the market.
4226 Lindbergh Avenue, Kitty Hawk |  |
4230 N Virginia Dare Trail, Kitty Hawk |  |
7032 Currituck Road, Kitty Hawk |  |
4021 Tarkle Ridge Drive, Kitty Hawk |  |
5128 Locust Court, Kitty Hawk |  |
4222 Ride Lane, Kitty Hawk |  |
4814 N Virginia Dare Trail, Kitty Hawk |  |
4504 Johnston Lane, Kitty Hawk |  |
6029 Martins Point Road, Kitty Hawk |  |
4917 Lindbergh Avenue, Kitty Hawk |  |
4520 The Woods Road, Kitty Hawk |  |
112 Sunrise View, Kitty Hawk |  |
214 Heritage Lane, Kitty Hawk |  |
1047 Kitty Hawk Road, Kitty Hawk |  |
2012 Creek Road, Kitty Hawk |  |
3032 Martins Point Road, Kitty Hawk |  |
301 Woodard Road, Kitty Hawk |  |
4904 Palmer Drive, Kitty Hawk |  |
4509 Beacham Lane, Kitty Hawk |  |
1057 Martins Point Road, Kitty Hawk |  |
3000 Martins Point Road, Kitty Hawk |  |
6044 Currituck Road, Kitty Hawk |  |
105 Sonnys Lane, Kitty Hawk |  |
4908 Lunar Drive, Kitty Hawk |  |
4137 N Virginia Dare Trail, Kitty Hawk |  |
3611 Meeting Twain, Kitty Hawk |  |
4819 Palmer Drive, Kitty Hawk |  |
2052 Martins Point Road, Kitty Hawk |  |
3530 Bay Drive, Kitty Hawk |  |
4512 Ride Lane, Kitty Hawk |  |
4617 Lindbergh Avenue, Kitty Hawk |  |
5112 Putter Lane, Kitty Hawk |  |
4117 Tarkle Ridge Drive, Kitty Hawk |  |
4520 Johnston Lane, Kitty Hawk |  |
4534 Seascape Drive, Kitty Hawk |  |
4827 N Virginia Dare Trail, Kitty Hawk |  |
103 Captain Hobbs Court, Kitty Hawk |  |
4617 Seascape Drive, Kitty Hawk |  |
5005 Martins Point Road, Kitty Hawk |  |
103 Harbour Bay Drive, Kitty Hawk |  |
4141 Tarkle Ridge Drive, Kitty Hawk |  |
4615 Lindbergh Avenue, Kitty Hawk |  |
4149 N Croatan Highway, Kitty Hawk |  |
109 Sonnys Lane, Kitty Hawk |  |
4024 Tarkle Ridge Drive, Kitty Hawk |  |
4052 Martins Point Road, Kitty Hawk |  |
4714 N Virginia Dare Trail, Kitty Hawk |  |
4914 N Virginia Dare Trail, Kitty Hawk |  |
112 Shell Circle, Kitty Hawk |  |
111 Linkside Drive, Kitty Hawk |  |
4154 N Virginia Dare Trail, Kitty Hawk |  |
4805 Elm Court, Kitty Hawk |  |
4040 Martins Point Road, Kitty Hawk |  |
4633 Tamarack Drive, Kitty Hawk |  |
101 Sanderlin Street, Kitty Hawk |  |
7064 Currituck Road, Kitty Hawk |  |
106 Serenity Circle, Kitty Hawk |  |
3902 N Virginia Dare Trail, Kitty Hawk |  |
3631 N Virginia Dare Trail, Kitty Hawk |  |
4913 Lunar Drive, Kitty Hawk |  |
4720 Summer Lane, Kitty Hawk |  |
4250 Worthington Lane, Kitty Hawk |  |
3728 Virginia Dare Trail, Kitty Hawk |  |
3016 Creek Road, Kitty Hawk |  |
210 Heritage Lane, Kitty Hawk |  |
201 E Fonck Street, Kitty Hawk |  |
209 Danny Lane, Kitty Hawk |  |
When you come across the Wright Memorial bridge you will find yourself on the border line between the town of Kitty Hawk to the south and the town of Southern Shores on your left. Like much of the Outer Banks, Kitty Hawk has been around a long time but only recently became an actual town.
The Town of Kitty Hawk was incorporated on April 13, 1981 by the North Carolina Legislature. The Town of Kitty Hawk operated under the Mayor-Council form of government until October 23, 1984. The staff was very small during those first three years, including only two (2) police personnel and the Town Clerk.
How the name Kitty Hawk originated is pretty straight forward. Like so many area names in America it is a version of the Native American name. The word originally appeared on English settlers' maps as "Chickehawk" or "Chickahawk" in the early 1700's. The name was mispronounced and by the late 1700's, local residents spelled the name as we do today. You can find old land deeds from the 1700's referring to settlements as "Kittyhuk," "Kittyhark," KittyHawk," and "Kitty Hawk."
Once a remote area, Kitty Hawk has grown into a summer resort area and provides some of the best beach recreation on the North Carolina Coast. When Orville Wright stepped ashore in Kitty Hawk Village in the fall of 1900, he was hoping that he and his brother were going to make history as discoverers of flight. The reason they had chosen this remote fishing village on the Outer Banks was partly for privacy from the competition in the race to mechanized flight.
Even though the first flight happened in Kill Devil Hills, Kitty Hawk has been memorialized as the location of the first heavier than air flight. The town has 7 public beach accesses with free parking and a number of public sound side accesses. So if you are looking for a vacation home or a permanent home, Kitty Hawk is a good choice.
Information from the Outer Banks Association of REALTORS MLS
Kitty Hawk Real Estate Sold Statistics (Between the Roads)
- 2017 saw 23 residential properties sell with a median price of $380,000 and an average price of $391,811
- 2016 saw 17 residential properties sell with a median price of $305,000 and an average price of $339,840
- 2015 saw 28 residential properties sell with a median price of $327,500 and an average price of $361,352
- 2014 saw 27 residential properties sell with a median price of $327,000 and an average price of $380,131
- 2013 saw 16 residential properties sell with a median price of $266,750 and an average price of $292,338
- 2012 saw 21 residential properties sell with a median price of $375,000 and an average price of $374,215
- 2011 saw 18 residential properties sell with a median price of $305,000 and an average price of $335,300
- 2010 saw 18 residential properties sell with a median price of $338,000 and an average price of $349,861
- 2009 saw 13 residential properties sell with a median price of $376,500 and an average price of $431,596
- 2008 saw 18 residential properties sell with a median price of $465,000 and an average price of $468,222
- 2007 saw 21 residential properties sell with a median price of $386,000 and an average price of $397,995
- 2006 saw 16 residential properties sell for a median price of $440,000 and an average price of $477,677
- 2005 saw 35 residential properties sell for a median price of $450,000 and an average price of $480,784
- 2004 saw 40 residential properties sell for a median price of $402,500 and an average price of $467,976
- 2003 saw 35 residential properties sell for a median price of $295,000 and an average price of $323,256
Kitty Hawk Real Estate Sold Statistics (Westside)
- 2017 saw 51 residential properties sell with a median price of $319,000 and an average price of $344,934
- 2016 saw 45 residential properties sell with a median price of $355,000 and an average price of $371,651
- 2015 saw 51 residential properties sell with a median price of $332,000 and an average price of $331,248
- 2014 saw 65 residential properties sell with a median price of $265,000 and an average price of $278,560
- 2013 saw 75 residential properties sell with a median price of $250,000 and an average price of $274,955
- 2012 saw 63 residential properties sell with a median price of $265,000 and an average price of $280,741
- 2011 saw 49 residential properties sell with a median price of $254,000 and an average price of $278,460
- 2010 saw 53 residential properties sell with a median price of $267,000 and an average price of $276,299
- 2009 saw 37 residential properties sell with a median price of $290,000 and an average price of $327,119
- 2008 saw 48 residential properties sell with a median price of $361,241 and an average price of $307,258
- 2007 saw 59 residential properties sell with a median price of $353,465 and an average price of $349,900
- 2006 saw 52 residential properties sell for a median price of $369,675 and an average price of $375,606
- 2005 saw 85 residential properties sell for a median price of $359,000 and an average price of $369,373
- 2004 saw 96 residential properties sell for a median price of $299,000 and an average price of $322,416
- 2003 saw 78 residential properties sell for a median price of $223,750 and an average price of $228,277
Kitty Hawk Real Estate Sold Statistics (Ocean Side)
- 2017 saw 4 residential properties sell with a median price of $302,250 and an average price of $304,875
- 2016 saw 1 residential properties sell with a median price of $413,500 and an average price of $413,500
- 2015 saw 4 residential properties sell with a median price of $347,250 and an average price of $345,750
- 2014 saw 1 residential properties sell with a median price of $305,000 and an average price of $305,000
- 2013 saw 4 residential properties sell with a median price of $297,625 and an average price of $295,063
- 2012 saw 4 residential properties sell with a median price of $316,500 and an average price of $343,500
- 2011 saw 3 residential properties sell with a median price of $199,900 and an average price of $208,883
- 2010 saw 1 residential property sell for $310,000
- 2009 saw 1 residential properties sell with a median price of $405,000 and an average price of $405,000
- 2008 saw 4 residential properties sell with a median price of $300,000 and an average price of $300,625
- 2007 saw 4 residential properties sell with a median price of $317,671 and an average price of $351,336
- 2006 saw 4 residential properties sell for a median price of $325,500 and an average price of $294,813
- 2005 saw 7 residential properties sell for a median price of $374,900 and an average price of $429,200
- 2004 saw 4 residential properties sell for a median price of $320,000 and an average price of $311,375
- 2003 saw 3 residential properties sell for a median price of $280,000 and an average price of $298,333
These are all of the subdivisions in Kitty Hawk. All of the beach houses for sale in each of the subdivisions in Kitty Hawk will be displayed on each page. This list is pulled automatically every day from the MLS and includes everything currently for sale in that subdivision. If there is nothing for sale on a page then there is nothing for sale in that subdivision.
The more information you have about the Kitty Hawk real estate market, the easier it will be to make a decision about buying or selling. We have compiled the sold statistics for the Kitty Hawk area going back to the year 2004. Click HERE For Kitty Hawk Sold Home Statistics, Click HERE For Kitty Hawk Sold Condo Statistics and Click HERE For Kitty Hawk Sold Land/Lot Statistics.
