Walk through a beach path in the south end of Avalon. Obviously, the view of the beach and ocean will be the first attraction. But it’s also worthwhile to turn around and appreciate the wide, natural dunes and spectacular homes.
Like the high dune area, the green-scape in the south end is impressive. And on an overcast day like today…we are grateful to see color!
The zoning in Avalon NJ is very restrictive. The majority of properties east of Dune Drive are single family homes.Â
That’s what makes this condominium so unique. Almost beach block, with 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, and renovated inside and out. $545,000 furnished.
For additional pictures: http://www.powerplayrealty.com/sales/detail/253/55-w-32nd-street-unit-1Â Â Â Â Â or contact me ann@anndelaney.com
Thank you for your interest!
Our already moist air is stepping it up a notch with yet ANOTHER foggy day.
The air-conditioning has been running all week to manage the humidity.  And by the weekend…we might need heat??
Some days, our views are limited to shades of gray (this morning).
And on others, we see a soft pink sky over the ocean (last evening).
And, an occasional rainbow…
And, a fiery sunset (also seen from the beach last night)…
This charming cottage needs a new owner. Do you know someone looking for a beach house in Avalon, NJ?
3 bedrooms (plus an extra sleeping loft in the stand up attic), 2 baths, central air, gas heat, updated kitchen, and a bonus sitting room. Outdoor areas: front porch, back patio area, and sundeck. Detached 1 car garage and a newer outside shower. Plenty of off street parking. Residential neighborhood, yet within walking distance to downtown shops and restaurants. $739,000 furnished.Â
To view additional pictures: http://www.powerplayrealty.com/sales/detail/248/169-31st-street
Or contact me: ann@anndelaney.com    Thank you for your help 🙂
We are actively working on setting rental rates and confirming availability for the 2012 season.
Tim Kerr’s Power Play Realty is a small office- offering personal service to our rental property owners and tenants.
And, we always appreciate new business!
How lucky…to live on a beautiful island, and have easy access to other unique seaside communities.
We spent a few hours in Cape May Point yesterday- walking from the sunken ship to the World War II bunker. Returned to the street by way of the lighthouse so that we could see the charming cottages surrounded by trees.Â
We were definitely out numbered by the birders…almost as fun to watch as the actual birds!
It was a good reminder to take advantage of our convenient location- and appreciate the local attractions that draw visitors from much farther away.
Warm salt air, fog, and occasional rain…the makings of a spa day at the beach.
Steady rain this morning for my walk. Then bright sunshine.
From my office window, it looks dark again over the bay. Might be a challenging few days for outdoor activities!
During the summer months, the beach cleaning tractors keep me company during my morning walk.Â
Yesterday, the beach remained in it’s natural state- the tractors are officially retired for the 2011 season.
Next up? As of September 15th (Avalon) and October 1st (Stone Harbor) approved vehicles are permitted on the beach.
Look both ways when entering from a beach path!
I Miss the Sun!
It’s currently just after 10am and DARK! Drab and dreary skies are common in December…not September!
3pm update: The sun made an appearance around 12 noon- just as I was previewing a few bay front homes. Dark clouds arrived again about an hour ago- along with loud thunder and eventually, sideways rain. The sun is back out again- along with heat and humidity. Crazy weather!