Open House - Saturday May 12, 2018 at 1-4:00 pm - Point Pleasant Beach in Exclusive Bay Point Dunes
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Join us we are having to Open House on Saturday 1-4:00 pm in this beautiful beachfront community on exclusive Beacon Lane.
1605 Beacon Ln, Point Pleasant Beach
5 bedrooms / 4 full baths
$1,396,000
Fabulous location one home from the ocean on Exclusive Beacon Lane. This beautifully designed community is known as Bay Point Dunes located in Point Pleasant Beach. This wonderful Seashore Colonial features an open floor plan which includes kitchen, living room with fireplace, sliding glass doors leading to a private deck and large outdoor patio. Great for entertaining In addition, this property offers four large guest rooms with baths, a comfortable master suite with jacuzzi tub, balcony and Ocean views.
1609 Beacon Ln, Point…
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