See Historic 1877 Mansion Where A President Stayed; It's $599K

PINE BEACH, NJ — Ocean County has lots of history tucked into its nooks and crannies, and that includes historic homes. This historic home in Pine Beach, just south of Toms River, is one and it's for sale, according to our partners at realtor.com.

The Buhler Mansion, which was built in 1877 and was host to President Grover Cleveland on several occasions, at 300 Lincoln Court in Pine Beach, has an asking price of $599,900.

It has 4850 square feet, with eight bedrooms, four full bathrooms, and much to appreciate.

Features: Elegance & Nostalgia - two words that come to mind when touring the magnificent 1877 Buhler Mansion. The charm of yesterday blends seamlessly with the conveniences and comforts of today, keeping the house's unique historic elements in place. Fans of "Downton Abbey" and the Gilded Age will fall in love with all its features: eight airy bedrooms — some with dressing/sitting rooms; a tastefully renovated kitchen replete with granite countertops, stainless appliances, dutch door, rear servants' staircase, butler's pantry and adjacent dining room with a fireplace; a stamped tin-ceiling ballroom with marble fireplace; sitting rooms and parlors, 7-zone heating, 3-zone central air, a sprawling property with views of the Toms River, and too many features to list here. It simply must be felt and seen to be appreciated! It also has the distinction of being the oldest standing building in Pine Beach and hosting Grover Cleveland on several occasions. This rare find is being shown to discerning buyers by appointment only.

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