Own your piece of history with a water view from your front door with this home on the historical registry in Cape May County! The home is built of native cedar and cedar clapboard siding and a cedar shingle roof. The home also boast of hand carved wood work, two fireplaces and original glass that was made at the Marshallville Glass Works. In 1880 several changes were made including the removal of one "cooking" fireplace while cupboard and other necessities were added. View all the charm and history this home has to offer with its hardwood floors and summer kitchen with exposed beams. All this sits on 1.5 Acres!
Also on the property is a 5 hole outhouse, brick smoke house, old chicken house which is now a workshop with the original barn and carriage house. In 1811-1814 Randal Marshall and his son-in-law Fredrick Stanger purchased 5000 acres of land and that became the Stanger glassworks. Research into the home and area will show a rich background surrounding this home.
Inside the home you enter into the foyer with the staircase to your left and the library to your right. Down the hall you will find the dining room and family room. Past the family room is the current kitchen connected to the old summer kitchen-which is now a laundry room and half bath.
Upstairs you will find three nice sized bedrooms and a full bath with clawfoot tub. A few step up and away from the main bedrooms you will find another bedroom with dressing room/area that would make a lovely master retreat.
There are three attics in the home and a full basement for storage. Also plenty of storage in the outbuildings and carriage house!
This truly is an opportunity that does not come around often. This home can be that beautiful slice of seashore living that is so sought after! Make your changes and updates and make this house your home!