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WEB ID: 84051005

1310 Summerfield Avenue Asbury Park, Monmouth, NJ 07712

Asbury Park, Monmouth, NJ 07712

for sale | Single Family | Built in 1925

3 beds
1 bath
990 Approx. Sqft
$375,000
  • Available Immediately

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WEB ID: 84051005

1310 Summerfield Avenue Asbury Park, Monmouth, NJ 07712

Asbury Park, Monmouth, NJ 07712

for sale | Single Family | Built in 1925

3 beds
1 bath
990 Approx. Sqft
$375,000
  • Available Immediately

The Details

About 1310 Summerfield Avenue, Asbury Park, NJ 07712

Take advantage of the opportunity to invest in Asbury Park! Great alternative to condo living! Just a short 5-minute drive to the beach and conveniently located for commuting to the city, with a nearby train station. This charming 3-bedroom, 1-bathroom home boasts a full basement and is ready for immediate occupancy. The kitchen underwent updates two years ago, including new cabinets and countertops, and in March ...
Listing Courtesy of COLDWELL BANKER REALTY, NJ_MOMLS:22408046

key features

  • Heating Heating
  • Natural Gas Heating
  • On Street
  • Porch - Covered
  • Shingle Roof
  • Vinyl Flooring
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    Asbury Park

    Think of the word “boardwalk” and the mind might just hop to Asbury Park, settled as a quintessential Victorian beach resort and still every bit a hub of culture, entertainment, and endless fun in the sun. This legendary Jersey Shore community takes its name from the country’s first Methodist bishop, Francis Asbury — though if you truly wanted to put a face to it, it would be Tillie, the grinning funhouse mascot whose mug appears in homage all throughout town. Its iconic boardwalk lies bookended by Beaux-Arts landmarks: the Paramount Theater and the Casino, both designed by Grand Central architect Whitney Warren. You might be met with a farmer’s market, or a maker's fair drawing artisans from Brooklyn and beyond. The business district brims with restaurants, vintage shops, biergartens, and legendary venues like the Stone Pony, where Springsteen and Bon Jovi played their earliest shows. NJ Transit trains stop right at the foot of Cookman Avenue, a shell’s throw from the sand.

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