This 1920s traditional center hall Colonial is not to be missed. It brings you back in time to the day homes were built with quality and care. The home abounds with character and charm that can only be found in this era. Features magnificent hardwood floors throughout the entire home, a real wood-burning brick fireplace in the great room, a large and inviting traditional dining room, and an updated kitchen are just a few of its features. The home also has a full basement and walk-up attic with high ceilings and dormers that can be finished off. Situated on a large piece of land with a detached pole barn that can accommodate up to 3 cars.

Located in the historical fishing community of Port Norris NJ. The fishing capital of Delaware Bay.
Situated in the southerly tidewater area of the state, has a mainly rural character. While the area is somewhat economically tied to Philadelphia and Wilmington, it's primarily self-sufficient and most people work locally in the fishing industry. The area has a rich and well-preserved history from the colonial era and Revolutionary War. The cost of living is the lowest by far among New Jersey metropolitan areas. Services and amenities are sparse locally, but the area is strategically located between the Delaware Valley and beaches to the east. The climate is continental with a strong marine influence. Summer days are usually pleasant because of the breezes off Delaware Bay.

The home is priced fairly for a quick sale. The sellers spent some time and money cleaning the property up but have decided they no longer want to use it for a summer retreat.