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Does the house in Nights in Rodanthe really exist?
The Inn at Rodanthe, as it was named in the 2008 movie based on Nicholas Spark's popular novel, Nights in Rodanthe, starring Richard Gere and Diane Lane, is a beautifully-restored, single family home (not an actual Inn), located in the small Hatteras Island village of Rodanthe on the Outer Banks of North Carolina.
The collapse happened as Rodanthe residents continue to face beach erosion that threatens several homes situated right on the edge of the beach. Rodanthe is eroding up to around 12 feet a year, according to some estimates.
Unlike his other works, Nights in Rodanthe was not inspired by a specific person who was involved in Sparks' life; the story drew upon an incident when his mother-in-law requested as a Christmas present that her name and that of her husband, Paul, would appear in a Sparks novel.
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Is the house in Rodanthe still standing?
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While the Atlantic's pounding waves no longer lap at the home's pilings (the house was physically moved to protect it from future storms), the six-bedroom/four-full and one-half-bath home still sits on a majestic oceanfront perch with gorgeous views to admire from multiple levels of outdoor decks.
The film was shot primarily in the small seaside village of Rodanthe, the northernmost inhabited area of North Topsail Beach and Hatteras Island. These locations' unique charm and scenic beauty add significantly to the film's overall appeal, providing a visually stunning backdrop for the unfolding love story.
The collection of islands that make up Outer Banks is in North Carolina, and while the original plan was to do the film shoots there, the state's passing of the Bathroom Bill meant that Netflix no longer felt like it could film there in good conscience.
This typically happens because as local sea levels rise, waves wash over the islands, moving sand from the ocean side to the sound side. Unlike most barrier islands throughout North Carolina, Hatteras Island is struggling with both sound and beach erosion, causing it to shrink and sink.
However, Netflix moved it to Charleston due to the North Carolina's passing of House Bill 2, which many critics said discriminated against the transgender community; it has since dissolved. “Outer Banks” eventually returned to the area in the fall 2023 to film a few scenes in Wilmington and Fort Fisher.
It's the house! So this is the house from the movie. It is a lot of fun to see in real life and a good spot for a selfie to say that you've been there. However, the house is a rental so that's about all you should do so you don't disturb the people who paid good money to rent the famous house.
This six-bedroom inn was the setting of the popular 2008 movie “Nights in Rodanthe,” which was based on Nicholas Sparks' 2002 romance novel. Priced at $1,299,000, this six-bedroom, four-and-a-half-bathroom icon, is 2,933 square feet, and on a 0.39-acre lot at 23289 Beacon Rd E, Rodanthe, North Carolina.
The town is a popular destination for surfing, kiteboarding, windsurfing, kayaking, swimming, fishing, and just enjoying the shoreline. Rodanthe also has a number of shops and restaurants, as well as an amusement center and a local museum, the Chicamacomico Life-Saving Station.
The moon's gravitational pull, the Earth's rotation, and temperature changes between the equator and the poles keeps these waters constantly churning. The area off the Outer Banks is especially turbulent because of how the Gulf Stream collides with colder waters flowing down from the Arctic.
The nearest airport to Rodanthe is Norfolk (ORF). However, there are better options for getting to Rodanthe. There is no direct connection from Nearby airports to Rodanthe.
Netflix and Outer Banks sued over claims hit series copied author Jeff Wilson's novels. A novelist is suing Netflix over a copyright claim regarding its hit teen series, Outer Banks.
The Outer Banks' most beloved celebrity resident was actor Andy Griffith, famous for his roles on The Andy Griffith Show, A Face in the Crowd, and Matlock, to name a few. Andy lived on Roanoke Island and was often seen at the Ace Hardware, local restaurants, or the Island Pharmacy.
In reality Tanneyhill Plantation is set at South Carolina's Lowndes Grove, a luxurious 14 acre property and wedding venue. Scenes featuring water were typically filmed at Mount Pleasant's Shem Creek, while The Wreck, a real restaurant in the same area is used as the restaurant Kiara works in, also named The Wreck.
Go behind the scenes of the Netflix series Outer Banks with a film locations tour in Charleston. Meet your guide, who was an extra during season one, for a private half-day tour. Hear stories about the cast and crew of Outer Banks as you visit locations seen in the series.
