203 W Pacific Street

Nearly an acre at the end of a private lane in Cape May Court House. Split-rail fencing, crape myrtles, and drifts of black-eyed Susans line the way up to a 4-5 car stone driveway. A cedar fence encloses the back yard, and a porch sits at each end of the house — front porch Trex and AZEK. A brick patio runs out to a fire pit ringed with a mature herb garden, and gravel garden rooms tie everything together: landscape lighting, boxwood and lavender borders, roses, raised planters, and mature shade trees over a lawn deep enough that the back of the property fades into a tree line. A storage shed handles the overflow. Inside, 925 square feet opens up immediately upon entering and runs the length of the house — white raised-panel cabinets, granite counters, subway tile, a matched stainless suite, recessed and under-cabinet lighting, and a shiplap accent wall anchoring the living space. The kitchen island has a drop-down leaf and seating for 4. A custom walk-in pantry doubles as the laundry room, with wood shelving deep enough for stockpots, sheet pans, and small appliances — plenty of added organizational space. Three bedrooms, all carpeted. An updated full bath. Plantation blinds and a ceiling fan in every room, and wood-look plank flooring through the main living space. Freshly painted within the last two years. Under the steep gable sits a full attic, framed and ready to finish — potential for a fourth bedroom and second bath with township and county approvals. New roof, windows, HVAC, well, septic, water heater, water softener, and every appliance, all in a complete 2019 renovation. The Troy-Bilt riding mower stays too. Middle Township schools, Route 9, and the Parkway are minutes out. So are Avalon and Stone Harbor.