The Harbour Club|Pool·Beach Access·Elevator·4story

✦ AT A GLANCE

🌊 Harbor and inlet views — from the second-floor balcony, master suite balcony, and fourth-floor bedroom

🎬 Ground-floor theatre room — 60" 4K TV, plush couch, oversized bean bag, direct access to the waterfront

⛵ Marina waterfront — the backyard opens to the water's edge, bring your boat and launch a mile away

🏊 Community pool next door — gated, private, outdoor showers, lounges, and bathrooms included

🛗 Elevator — serves all four floors, 2–3 guests per trip

🍳 Chef's kitchen — 70" 4K TV with sound bar, fully stocked, tabletop dining for 4

🔥 Grill + outdoor dining — second-floor private balcony with harbor views

👑 Master suite — queen bed, private harbor-view balcony, luxury en-suite

🛌 Sleeps 8 — three bedrooms, 4.5 bathrooms, flexible fourth-floor bunk configuration

🧺 In-unit washer and dryer — third-floor laundry room

📍 Radio Island — less than 5 minutes to Downtown Morehead City and Downtown Beaufort

🔒 Gated community — code entry, private and secure throughout

Welcome to The Harbour Club — The Crystal Coast Address That Puts Everything Within Five Minutes.

Radio Island sits in the middle of one of the most interesting geographic positions on the North Carolina coast — a small island between the working waterfront energy of Morehead City and the historic charm of Beaufort, connected to both by short bridges, belonging fully to neither. It is the kind of address that sounds like a detail until you've spent a week there and realized that every morning you can choose between two completely different versions of a Crystal Coast day without once sitting in traffic to do it.

The Harbour Club is a four-story waterfront townhome at 200 Olde Towne Yacht Club Drive — a gated marina community on the eastern edge of Radio Island where the harbor opens up and the inlet begins. The views from the second-floor balcony and the master suite are genuine and earned — harbor water, boat traffic, the Beaufort skyline in one direction and the Morehead City channel in the other. The ground floor opens directly to the waterfront through a theatre room that is equally suited for a movie night and a morning coffee with the marina as the backdrop. The community pool sits immediately next door, gated and private, with outdoor showers, lounges, and bathrooms.

And the elevator. All four floors, no stairs required, 2–3 guests per trip — the practical infrastructure that makes arriving with luggage for eight people and a week of gear a single smooth operation rather than a staircase relay.

This is the property for the group that wants to be near everything the Crystal Coast offers without being in the middle of any of it. Morehead City's fresh seafood waterfront in five minutes. Beaufort's Front Street shops and wild horse ferry in five minutes. Radio Island's quiet, the marina's energy, and The Harbour Club's four floors of considered living space — all at the same address.

📍 The Location — Radio Island, Centered Between Two Downtowns

At a glance: Radio Island address · Less than 5 minutes to Downtown Morehead City · Less than 5 minutes to Downtown Beaufort · Gated marina community · Olde Towne Yacht Club Drive · The geographic center of the Crystal Coast's best · Public boat launch 1 mile away

The location argument for The Harbour Club is the strongest in the Baran Properties portfolio. Radio Island is a small island that most people drive through on their way to somewhere else — and that is exactly what makes it exceptional as a home base. It is not in downtown Beaufort, which means it has none of the tourist traffic. It is not in downtown Morehead City, which means it has none of the commercial noise. It is between both — a five-minute drive in either direction — with a waterfront marina address and a gated community that keeps it private, quiet, and genuinely removed from the bustle of both downtowns.

Downtown Beaufort's Front Street is five minutes east — waterfront dining, boutique shopping, the North Carolina Maritime Museum, and the ferry to Shackleford Banks and the wild horses. Downtown Morehead City's working waterfront is five minutes west — the Big Rock Blue Marlin Tournament headquarters, fresh seafood restaurants, Big Rock Landing, and the MHC Seafood Festival. The NC Aquarium at Pine Knoll Shores is 15 minutes. Fort Macon State Park is 20 minutes. Atlantic Beach is accessible without a long drive.

For groups arriving by boat, the public boat launch is approximately one mile down the road — close enough to make the marina setting practical for anglers, sailors, and anyone arriving with a vessel, without the complexity of private dock access.

🎬 The Ground Floor — Theatre Room, Waterfront Access, and the Best Seat in the Building

At a glance: 60" 4K Smart TV · Plush oversized couch · Large bean bag · Flexible seating layout · Direct access to backyard and waterfront · Marina visible from the back porch · Full bathroom with luxury roll-in shower · Elevator access from this floor

The ground floor at The Harbour Club has two identities that operate simultaneously and complement each other perfectly. By evening it is a theatre room — the 60" 4K TV on the wall, the plush couch, the oversized bean bag, the kind of flexible seating arrangement that accommodates eight people in any configuration the night calls for. By morning it is the floor that opens directly to the backyard and the waterfront — the back porch facing the marina, the water audible, the boats visible at their slips.

The full bathroom on this level features a luxury roll-in shower — the accessibility detail that makes The Harbour Club genuinely practical for guests with mobility considerations without requiring the elevator for every bathroom trip from the ground floor. The roll-in shower is not a concession to accessibility. It is a properly designed luxury bathroom that happens to be fully accessible — which is the correct way to build one.

The elevator connects this floor to every level above. The backyard connects this floor to the waterfront. The ground floor is both the most practical and the most atmospheric space in the building — and it handles both roles without compromise.

🍳 The Second Floor — Main Living, Chef's Kitchen, Harbor Views, and the Grill Balcony

At a glance: Main living room · 70" 4K TV with sound bar · Chef's kitchen fully stocked · Tabletop dining for 4 · Half bathroom · Private balcony with grill and outdoor dining · Harbor and inlet views from balcony · The social heart of The Harbour Club

The second floor is where The Harbour Club gathers. The main living room has a 70" 4K TV with a sound bar — the primary entertainment space for the group when the theatre room downstairs is occupied or the evening calls for something more social than cinematic. The chef's kitchen is fully stocked — all cookware, dinnerware, and essentials in place before you arrive per Haylee's portfolio standard. The tabletop dining seats four for the meals worth sitting down for together.

The private balcony is the floor's defining feature. Step outside from the main living area and the harbor opens up — inlet views, boat traffic on the water, Beaufort and Morehead City accessible in the near distance. The grill is on this balcony. The outdoor dining is on this balcony. The evening cocktail is on this balcony. For a group that has spent the day on the water, in the downtowns, or at the pool next door, this is the place the day ends — outside, elevated, with the harbor in front of you and dinner coming off the grill.

The half bathroom on this level serves the main living and kitchen area without requiring a trip to any of the en-suite bathrooms above.

🌊 The Views — Harbor, Inlet, and the Water That Connects Everything

At a glance: Harbor and inlet views from second-floor balcony · Harbor views from master suite private balcony (3rd floor) · Harbor views from fourth-floor flex bedroom window · Views face the working water of Beaufort Inlet · Boat traffic, marina activity, open water · The visual experience that earns the Radio Island address

The Harbour Club's views face the working water of Beaufort Inlet — harbor activity, marina slips, and the open channel that connects the Crystal Coast to the Atlantic. This is not a pastoral sound view or a distant ocean glimpse. It is an active, beautiful, boat-traffic waterfront view from a gated marina address, and it shows up on three separate floors.

The second-floor balcony is where the views are most social — accessible from the main living room, large enough for outdoor dining and grilling, and directly facing the harbor. The master suite balcony on the third floor is where they are most private — the morning coffee view, the end-of-day view, the view that belongs to whoever claims the primary suite. The fourth-floor flex bedroom window captures the same harbor and inlet perspective from the highest point in the building — a view that earns the fourth-floor climb even when the elevator is waiting.

🏊 The Community Pool — Next Door, Gated, Better Than Expected

At a glance: Community pool immediately adjacent to the townhome · Gated with code access · Outdoor showers · Bathrooms · Lounge areas · TVs · Private — not a public facility · Included with your stay · The pool that makes the marina stay complete

The community pool at Olde Towne Yacht Club sits immediately next door to The Harbour Club — not a short walk across a parking lot, not a drive to a shared resort facility, but immediately adjacent, reachable in under a minute from the front door. It is gated with code access, private to community residents and guests, and equipped with outdoor showers, bathrooms, and lounge areas.. It is a proper pool facility rather than a rectangular box of water with two plastic chairs.

For groups staying at The Harbour Club, the pool functions as a second outdoor living space — the afternoon option when the marina backyard is in the sun, the kids' option when the adults want the balcony, and the social option when the group wants to be outside together without the logistics of a beach trip. It is included with your stay and the access code is in your check-in instructions.

🛌 Three Bedrooms Across Four Floors — Privacy Built Into the Layout

At a glance: Master suite — 3rd floor, queen bed, private harbor-view balcony, luxury en-suite · Bedroom 2 — 3rd floor, queen bed, large walk-in closet, en-suite with tub · Bedroom 3/Flex — 4th floor, queen bed plus twin-over-twin bunk, harbor views, en-suite with tub · 4.5 bathrooms total · Elevator serving all floors · Laundry room on 3rd floor

Master Suite — Third Floor
Queen bed, mounted Smart TV, private balcony with harbor views, and a luxury en-suite bathroom that earns its designation without qualification. The master suite is the top of the second floor's vertical stack — private, quiet, and positioned to capture the harbor view from both the bedroom window and the balcony. The bathroom features a walk-in shower with the kind of finish quality that signals the whole townhome was built with intention.

Bedroom 2 — Third Floor
Queen bed, large walk-in closet, and a private en-suite bathroom with a tub. Located on the same floor as the master suite, sharing the third-floor laundry room landing. A comfortable and well-appointed room with generous storage — the right choice for the second couple or adult guests who want their own bathroom without the primary suite.
Bedroom 3 / Flex Room — Fourth Floor

The fourth floor is The Harbour Club's most flexible sleeping configuration — a queen bed plus a twin-over-twin bunk bed, a large closet, dresser drawers, harbor views from the window, and a private en-suite bathroom with a tub. It sleeps up to four in a single room, which makes it the natural choice for families with children, friend groups who want to share a floor, or any configuration where the fourth floor functions as its own self-contained zone within the building.

Bathrooms: Master suite en-suite, Bedroom 2 en-suite, Bedroom 3 en-suite, ground-floor full bathroom with luxury roll-in shower, and a half bathroom on the second floor. 4.5 bathrooms across four floors — no guest at any level is more than one floor from a private bathroom.

🛗 The Elevator — Four Floors, No Stairs Required

At a glance: Serves all four floors · 2–3 guests per trip · Luggage, gear, groceries — all handled without stairs · Accessibility built into the building · The arrival detail that makes a four-story townhome feel effortless

Four stories sounds like a lot of stairs until there is an elevator. The Harbour Club has one — serving the ground floor through the fourth floor, accommodating 2–3 guests per trip. Arriving with luggage for eight people and a week of gear is a single coordinated operation rather than a relay. For guests with mobility considerations, the elevator combined with the ground-floor roll-in shower makes The Harbour Club genuinely accessible across the full building — not accessible with caveats, but accessible as designed.

The elevator also changes how the building functions socially. When the theatre room is two floors below the bedrooms and the kitchen is two floors above the ground floor, an elevator means those distances feel like a different room rather than a different trip. The four floors of The Harbour Club feel connected rather than separated because the elevator makes the vertical movement effortless.

⚓ A NOTE ON THE MARINA AND BOAT ACCESS

At a glance: Townhome sits on a working marina · Backyard opens to the waterfront · Guests do not have access to any marina boat docks · Public boat launch approximately 1 mile away · Guests may bring their boat and use the public launch · Marina views and atmosphere fully available to guests

The Harbour Club sits on a working marina — the backyard opens to the waterfront, the marina slips are visible from multiple floors, and the water is present throughout the stay. Guests do not have access to any of the private boat docks within the marina. This is a community facility and the docks are reserved for marina slip holders.

Guests who arrive with a boat are welcome — the public boat launch is approximately one mile down the road and fully accessible. The marina setting, the harbor views, and the waterfront backyard are all available to guests throughout the stay. The docks themselves are not.