313 44th St

This is not just a bay front home.. this is a lifestyle address on one of Sea Isle City’s most beloved streets. We’re talking steps from Fish Alley, down the street from Maryanne’s Pastry Shop, a short stroll to St. Joseph’s Church, and right in the same canal as the iconic Marie's Seafood and Dockside on Park. Park your car when you arrive and don’t move it until you leave. That’s the magic of this location. Tom Welsh built this beauty in 2003 and she has only gotten better with age. Four bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, a kitchen pantry, and closets galore — including 3 locked owner’s closets for renters or long-term storage. The third-floor owner’s suite is a true retreat: private bath, walk-in closet, a desk nook, and enough space for a futon to squeeze in one more sleeper when the whole crew shows up. The kitchen is outfitted with a Viking range and commercial vent hood — because yes, you will be cooking here. The refrigerator and dishwasher were updated in 2021, and the dining table seats 8. The living room has an oversized couch that basically begs for game nights, movies, and post-beach collapses. Outside is where it really gets good. Three lagoon-side decks for dining, entertaining, and sunsets that never get old. The lower bayside deck features gorgeous pavers, a fenced yard, a cantilever umbrella, and accent lighting that sets the mood every night. The dock has two deep-water slips — a 10’ beam and a 9.5’ — so bring the boat. Two kayaks and life jackets are also included, because adventure is on the agenda. The mechanical systems have been well cared for: dual-zone AC with outdoor units replaced 5 years ago, and locking Honeywell thermostats that make renting this home a breeze to manage. Speaking of renting — this property has an exceptional rental history. Investors, take note. Other updates include an outdoor shower refresh, new exterior light fixtures throughout, full LED conversion with Lutron dimmable switches, wainscoting on the lower level and stairs, and a fresh interior repaint in 2021. Two off-street parking spaces. Walk to the beach, restaurants, shops, or your favorite Sunday Mass. Or just stay put on the deck with a cocktail and let the bay come to you. This is what Shore living is supposed to feel like.