Frank Lloyd Wright meets the Brady Bunch in this mid-century home on a one-of-a-kind canal-front lot in Southern Shores. Situated on over an acre of wooded property with two sides on canals, it boasts 300 feet of canal frontage on the west side and 150 feet on the south side. It offers plenty of privacy along with waterfront views, and is often visited by otters, a great blue heron, deer, eagles, osprey, and pileated woodpeckers. The lot is in both AE and X flood zones. Designed and built in 1970 by the late Dick White (for whom the adjacent Dick White Bridge is named), this 2-story home has 4 bedrooms, 2full baths, 2 large living rooms and a large bonus room with separate entrance, which is perfect for an art studio, office or den. There's more than 3300 square feet of living space, with an additional 1000 square feet of screened porches. The spacious upstairs screened porch has a cathedral ceiling and offers a superb entertaining space overlooking the yard and canals. The house would benefit from renovations, or you might choose to build your own peaceful retreat on this special property. (It is potentially capable of being subdivided.) The property is just minutes from the ocean and offers boaters easy access to Ginguite Creek and the Currituck Sound.