Press release by the Borough of Avalon: Â Click Here
Yes, there will be some inconvenience during the beach restoration project; however the end result will be safe beach access along the north end of our island.
Press release by the Borough of Avalon: Â Click Here
Yes, there will be some inconvenience during the beach restoration project; however the end result will be safe beach access along the north end of our island.
Posted today on the Borough of Avalon web site: Â Â http://avalonboro.net/avalon-council-to-consider-contract-award-for-spring-beach-fill/
Beaches from 8th through 26th Streets will receive approximately 700 cubic yards of sand. Â Project completion by July 4th weekend.
Will share more information when available.
During the last 30 days, 23 properties sold (final settlement).
Of those SOLD, 8 were condo/townhouse units ranging in price from $460,000 for a 2 bedroom condo in The Avalon (7th Street); to $1,650,000 for new construction bay front side by side on the bay with a private pool. Â The median selling price of all condo/townhouse units: Â $765,750.
The remaining 15 properties SOLD were single family homes ranging in price from $495,000 for an basic cottage over the 21st Street bridge; to $3,060,000 for a southend Avalon beach block home built in 2002. Â The median selling price of all single family homes:Â $1,750,000.
In addition, there are 86 properties sale pending, with settlements scheduled in the near future. Â The median list price of those sale pending:Â $1,411,500.
I am happy to answer your questions regarding market values in Avalon and Stone Harbor: Â 609-967-7950 Â or ann@anndelaney.com
And, thank you for your continued interest and referrals!
For Avalon property owners with concerns about the restoration project at Armacost Park (71st to 74th Street between Dune and Ocean Drives), I suggest a walk around the perimeter, and along the designated paths at the Stone Harbor Bird Sanctuary (111th to 116th Street between Second and Third Avenues).
The Stone Harbor Bird Sanctuary remains an environmentally sound, and historic site. Â I believe the Borough of Avalon has a similar vision for Armacost Park.
New on the sale market today!  6 bedrooms, 3 full baths  $899,000
Great value for a spacious single family home!
Park your car and walk to restaurants, downtown shops, and special events at Veterans Plaza. Upside down style thoughtfully designed to focus the living area and deck toward Evans Road (quiet access road behind the house). 1st floor- spacious master bedroom with a private porch and a stall shower bath; hall tub/shower bath, utility room with extra sink and refrigerator, and 3 bedrooms. 2nd floor- open great room with cathedral ceilings and sliding glass doors to a large sun deck. Wood floors. Natural gas line for the grill. Living room with gas fireplace, dining area, and modern kitchen with breakfast bar and tile flooring. 2 additional bedrooms and a full tub/shower bath in hallway behind the kitchen.
To be sold furnished and ready for occupancy. Exclusions: personal items, and a few wall hangings.
Outside shower and storage shed. Â Driveway off of Evans Road provides additional parking space. House is rented weekly with a peak rate of $3400
For more details:  Click here and here.
Thank you for your interest and referrals! Â 609-967-7950 Â or ann@anndelaney.com
Defined as lights on inside Hoy’s 5 & 10 and the Avalon SuperMarket as they prep for opening day.
Waiting for the return of the flags over Hoy’s  (a nice view from my office…and handy as a weather station!)
The northern end of our island has taken the brunt of several winter storms.
The Borough of Avalon is working to secure a contract for a beach replenishment project. Â The goal is for all beaches to be open and safe for public use.
Erosion of  sand has created a steep drop off on several north end paths.  Until repairs are made, beach access is closed between 10th and 17th Streets; and  23rd to 25th Streets.
That said, I am still walking the beach in that area (obviously easier at low tide). Â Â And I will provide updates once a beach fill project is scheduled.
Happy St. Patrick’s Day! Â
 Belfast, Northern Ireland–  my husband was disappointed - Delaney’s restaurant didn’t sell logo t-shirts. The owner said that’s “an American thing”!
On my father’s side: my grandmother was born in County Clare in the Republic of Ireland, and my grandfather grew up near Ballymena and the Antrim Coast in Northern Ireland. A real mixed marriage!
They met and married in Philadelphia, and vacationed in Stone Harbor each summer while raising 6 children.  In the 1950s, my grandparents built a year round home in Avalon. A family business brought the sons and daughters (some with spouses and young children) from Philadelphia to Avalon shortly thereafter.
After visiting the beautiful windswept coast of Northern Ireland, I can totally understand my grandfather’s love of the shore.  Sand in our shoes… and salt air in our lungs 😉
Sláinte!
Pictures from our 2008 trip to Northern Ireland.
A welcome “sign of the season”!
Many shops and restaurants are ready for summer 2015, and opening for long weekends.
Happy to see the island return to life 🙂
I had to drop off documents to another real estate office, go to the bank, and check a house.  I just “happened” to have walking shoes in my car…allowing for a quick detour to the beach 😉
Beautiful day!