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Edgecamp Sporting Club blends contemporary style with the indigenous architecture of the Outer Banks – and don’t worry: You can’t miss it. The 14-bedroom retreat was designed to showcase the natural beauty of the island while serving as a backdrop for activities such as kiteboarding, yoga and other coastal experiences. One of the only large homes along the Cape Hatteras National Seashore, it stands out for its size, but its flat roof and cedar shakes still mesh nicely with the fabric of Outer Banks architecture. “I wanted to build a house around community and create memorable experiences,” says owner Richard Fertig, noting the home’s many gathering spaces and easy access to adventure activities. By design, the location is ideal for kiteboarders in particular, with the courtyard providing ample space for setup and launching. “Richard wanted a more contemporary look and feel for the home,” adds Chris Nason, lead architect and owner of Beacon Architecture & Design. “He wanted
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