Bring Your Boats To This $1.9M Waterfront Home In Brick

BRICK, NJ — Water views, lots of upgrades and 105 feet of waterfront. Those are some of the features to check out in this Brick home, via Realtor.com.

This home at 523 Princeton Ave. in Brick, which was built in 1993 and has more than 4,500 square feet of living space, has an asking price of $1,899,000.

Features: This stunning four-level Metedeconk riverfront home offers 105 feet of waterfront with a brand new dock (for a 40-foot and 50-foot boat) as well as a 27,000-pound lift, an open floor plan with five-plus bedrooms and four bathrooms. The master bedroom suite has a sitting area, fireplace, luxurious bathroom and deck. There is a striking living room with vaulted ceiling, a family room with wet bar, and a four-season sunroom. The kitchen has a center island with granite, stainless steel appliances and a breakfast nook. There is a dining room, a large finished loft on the third floor and a finished basement with bar, a full bathroom and sliders to the waterfront. There is a generator, fireplaces, a landscaped large lot, and loads more (ask for the list of other upgrades and amenities). All this, but the key feature is the water views from almost every room in the house. Room for a pool. Minutes to the Bay Head ocean beach. Upgrades and amenities include: New boat lift motors, 110/240 power to dock/water, 2x6 construction throughout, riparian grant/Highlands lease, 2 newer furnaces (2016), newer handlers (3), 6-zone heat, 5-zone AC, new central vacuum, newer 50-year roof (2017), gas fireplace, wood-burning stove, electric fireplace, newer washer and dryer. Mechanicals: 13 kilowatt generator, newer thermal windows, upgraded bathrooms, newer appliances and carpet, all bedrooms have continuous wiring, all rooms are cable-internet-phone ready; new intercom; weather station; new irrigation controller; central humidifier; new stone entry; new plantation shutters; greenhouse; shed; workshop; basement and attic storage, and new gazebo to be installed.

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