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Found 182 short term rental properties for sale in North Carolina, averaging $344/sq ft. Use valuation data to compare deals faster.
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Mountain Bed & Breakfast Estate
Updated: Aug 28
Mountain Bed & Breakfast Estate

Leicester, NC 28748

$3,500,000
7,635 sqft 41.33 AC lot
41.33‑acre mountain estate in Leicester, NC
7,635‑square‑foot property built in 2000
Main lodge with multiple private en‑suite bedrooms and stone wood‑burning fireplaces
Separate two‑level guest house with kitchens, living areas, and independent HVAC zoning
Morton horse barn, private walking trails, outdoor living areas, hot tub, and tipi
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Three-Story Mixed-Use Building
Updated: Aug 31
Three-Story Mixed-Use Building

28 Everett Street, Bryson City, NC 28713

$695,000
3,150 sqft 0.02 AC lot
3,150 SF, three‑story mixed‑use building
Finished third‑level short‑term rental operating as an Airbnb
Vacant basement and main floors provide commercial space
Located at 28 Everett Street in downtown Bryson City
Built in 1902 with block, concrete, and brick construction
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Furnished Short-Term Rental Property
Furnished Short-Term Rental Property

800 Main Street, Bryson City, NC 28713

$639,000
3,345 sqft 0.40 AC lot

Restored property with separate apartment, garage-level living space, porches, workshop, and storage areas.

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4-Cabin Mountain Rental Property
4-Cabin Mountain Rental Property

159 Son Country Lane, Waynesville, NC 28785

$995,000
3,296 sqft 4.22 AC lot

Four separate cabins with kitchens, laundry facilities, and outdoor gathering areas support a shared mountain stay with individual privacy.

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Three-Level Mixed-Use Building
Three-Level Mixed-Use Building

28 Everett Street, Bryson City, NC 28713

$695,000
3,150 sqft 0.02 AC lot

Finished upper-floor vacation rental complements vacant commercial space below.

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Three-Story Mixed-Use Property
Three-Story Mixed-Use Property

61 Depot Street, Bryson City, NC 28713

$1,598,000
39,245 sqft 0.57 AC lot

Brick-and-stone commercial building with restaurant, short-term rental, and former brewery space.

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Pond-Front Quadplex
Pond-Front Quadplex

510 W St George, Southport, NC 28461

$1,649,000
5,268 sqft 0.25 AC lot

Newer multifamily property with grandfathered short-term rental rights near Southport’s shops, restaurants, and waterfront.

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Short-Term Rental Compound
Short-Term Rental Compound

2257 Quiet Creek Ln, Lenoir, NC 28645

$1,175,000
4,114 sqft 10.53 AC lot

Two independent houses, guest quarters, RV hookups, and recreational amenities create a flexible mountain lodging compound.

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16-Suite Hotel With Covered Parking
16-Suite Hotel With Covered Parking

313 Cedar Street, Beaufort, NC 28516

$2,495,000
8,100 sqft 0.28 AC lot

Operating hospitality property with full-kitchen suites, elevator service, covered parking, and outdoor gathering areas.

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Historic Duplex with Porches
Historic Duplex with Porches

312 Church Street, Wilmington, NC 28401

$825,000
3,104 sqft 0.08 AC lot

Furnished units with future bookings available for transfer support continued short-term rental use.

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Five-Unit Apartment Building
Five-Unit Apartment Building

510 W St George St, Southport, NC 28461

$1,649,000
5,268 sqft 0.25 AC lot

Pond-front income property with grandfathered short-term rental rights.

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Mountain Short-Term Rental Compound
Mountain Short-Term Rental Compound

760 Woody Lane, Waynesville, NC 28786

$1,049,000
2,784 sqft 2.07 AC lot

Two residences include multiple kitchens and private entries suited to short-term rental use.

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5-Dwelling Short-Term Rental Retreat
5-Dwelling Short-Term Rental Retreat

2927 Longpine Road, Burlington, NC 27215

$3,200,000
3,681 sqft 9.04 AC lot

Furnished hospitality property with pond access, walking paths, a dock, gazebo, and high-speed internet.

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Historically Restored Duplex
Historically Restored Duplex

1222 National Ave, New Bern, NC 28560

$598,697
5,030 sqft

Renovated duplex with separate living spaces, shared outdoor areas, and flexible long- or short-term rental use.

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Historic Multi-Room Office Property
Historic Multi-Room Office Property

401 N Market Street, Washington, NC 27889

$549,000
3,774 sqft 0.14 AC lot

The interior includes multiple private rooms, three full baths, common areas, and original hardwood flooring.

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Three-Story Downtown Mixed-Use Property
Three-Story Downtown Mixed-Use Property

61 Depot Street, Bryson City, NC 28713

$1,598,000
39,254 sqft 0.57 AC lot

Class B commercial building with restaurant, short-term rental, and redevelopment components across from the Great Smoky Mountain Railroad Depot.

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New Construction Duplex
New Construction Duplex

3219 Credenza Rd, Charlotte, NC 28208

$999,000
4,154 sqft

Two four-bedroom units include private garages, stainless steel appliances, and individually fenced backyards.

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New Construction Duplex
New Construction Duplex

922 Queen Street, New Bern, NC 28560

$715,000
2,200 sqft 0.18 AC lot

Two mirrored residences provide flexible rental or owner-occupancy options with upgraded finishes and individual full kitchens.

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Renovated Waterfront Short-Term Rental
Renovated Waterfront Short-Term Rental

4852 Midway Sand Rd, Hickory, NC 28601

$699,900
2,174 sqft 0.89 AC lot

Renovated two-level home offers direct water access, separate laundry areas, and flexible occupancy across both levels.

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Creekfront Duplex with Workshop
Creekfront Duplex with Workshop

215 Mcclure Mill Rd, Franklin, NC 28734

$399,000
2,035 sqft 0.75 AC lot

Two connected living areas support multigenerational use or long- and short-term rental arrangements.

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Residential Income Duplex Potential
Residential Income Duplex Potential

1086 Carters Ridge Road, Spruce Pine, NC 28777

$670,000
2,914 sqft 1.02 AC lot

Single-family home configured as two living spaces with basement expansion and 60x26 outbuilding with roll-up doors.

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Four-Unit Quadplex with Balconies
Four-Unit Quadplex with Balconies

210 Shipman Road, Havelock, NC 28532

$499,000
3,054 sqft 0.08 AC lot

Multifamily property with residential zoning, off-street parking, and a mix of updated interior finishes.

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Updated Furnished Triplex
Updated Furnished Triplex

317 S 3rd Street, Wilmington, NC 28401

$999,999
3,000 sqft

Historic three-unit property with furnished accommodations, period details, a detached two-car garage, and off-street parking.

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New Construction Multifamily Quadruplex
New Construction Multifamily Quadruplex

105 E Highfill Avenue, Liberty, NC 27298

$1,100,000
6,237 sqft 0.71 AC lot

Two duplex buildings provide modern residential units with separate HVAC controls, outdoor living areas, and conveyed appliances.

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North Carolina Short Term Rental Properties Market Trends and Statistics

Explore 182 short term rental properties for sale in North Carolina, showcased through 182 active listings on our real estate platform. These investment opportunities span a total of 452,838 square feet of properties for sale, with an estimated market value of $175,875,690.

Sale prices for short term rental properties in North Carolina start at $89,900, averaging $999,293, and reaching up to $3,678,900 — offering options for a variety of budgets and business needs. Daily updated analytics ensure you stay ahead with the latest data and market trends.

How to Buy a Short-Term Rental in North Carolina

A quick step-by-step guide to short-term-rental acquisitions.

  1. Set your financial foundation. Define a target annual net income that reflects seasonal occupancy swings. Then match your credit and capital to DSCR or second-home loans (lenders underwrite nightly revenue differently than long-term leases).
  2. Find and evaluate the market. Gauge demand with local market insights (tourism volume, events, seasonal occupancy) and screen properties by ADR, RevPAR, and cash-on-cash return.
  3. Acquire and stabilize the property. Check local short-term-rental bylaws and registration rules and benchmark price against recently sold North Carolina commercial comps. Then register for lodging taxes, confirm insurance, and set dynamic seasonal pricing.
  4. Scale and protect your holdings. Convert equity into the next down payment via cash-out refinance, work with commercial brokers in North Carolina who know short-term-rental operators, and diversify across submarkets to limit seasonal risk.
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