203 Little Acorn Trail, Moyock, NC 27958 - Currituck County

To Be Built Squire Model by Kirbor Homes Coming soon!!! Estimated completion late summer / early fall 2025. Step into the Squire, a sprawling ranch design by Kirbor Homes that seamlessly blends modern sophistication with the timeless appeal of single-level living. As sunlight streams through expansive windows, the open-air great room beckons—providing the perfect backdrop for lively game nights, cozy movie marathons or casual gatherings around the impressive 8-foot kitchen island. Picture friends and family enjoying a charcuterie feast on a Friday evening, hosting a book club or settling down for a heartfelt meal in the generous 18-foot dining space—tailor-made for a farmhouse-style table, where birthdays are celebrated and Sunday brunches become a cherished tradition. A well-appointed daily pantry ensure ample storage space for all your essentials, from the everyday staples to the bulk purchases for weekend family barbecues. This Squire offers flexibility in bedroom arrangements, selected to be built is a 4-bedroom layout and a study for those in need of a home office. The primary suite, tucked away for ultimate privacy, boasts a luxurious ensuite bathroom and a spacious walk-in closet—perfect for unwinding after a long work day or indulging in a lazy Sunday morning. Incentives available with use of builders trusted lender.

Additional features include a mudroom for seamless organization—a practical space for stashing muddy boots after a hike or keeping backpacks neatly arranged. For added convenience, consider the optional door connecting the primary bath to the laundry room, making laundry days a breeze. The Squire isn't just a floor plan; it's an invitation to Truly Live in comfort and style with the people you love most—creating cherished memories for years to come.

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