Home’s History
Step into a piece of Salem, New Jersey’s rich history with the Thomas Starr House, a charming residence nestled in the historic district, dating back to the 1860s.
This home offers more than just a place to live; it’s a gateway to a bygone era, with easy access to Wilmington, the Delaware Shore, the Jersey Shore, Philadelphia, all I-95 corridors, and the vibrant communities of South Jersey.
Its Current State
This historic property seamlessly blends history with modernity.
Zoned as Residential/Light Commercial, it features a commercial wing on the first floor with four offices off the front sitting room.
The three-story, 22-room home, with six bedrooms and five bathrooms, showcases original, restored, and replicated finishes throughout.
Modern conveniences include a gas generator and central air conditioning, serviced by public water, sewer connection, and natural gas.
Exterior Photos
The Thomas Starr House is a testament to its historical significance and Victorian architectural style.
The grand brick facade, grand steps, and entrance provide a stately presence, while the expansive property offers room for multiple gardens and a large detached garage, ensuring both privacy and functionality.
The three-story brick façade is complemented by an extensive hardscape, mature oak trees, and a meticulously landscaped lot.
The property features a large detached garage, extensive lighting, and a charming front porch.
Cobblestone sidewalks and mature oak trees line the property, creating a picturesque and inviting atmosphere.
Interior Photos
Upon entering the double doors, the grand foyer with a marble-tiled floor sets the tone for the elegance that permeates throughout the home.
The formal living room and cozy sitting room/library feature fireplaces and mantles as centerpieces.
The sitting room hosts a modern wet bar with a wine fridge, perfect for entertaining.
The second floor boasts three large bedrooms, each with unique character and charm, original hardwood flooring, and two full bathrooms.
The modern laundry room is conveniently located on this floor. The second-floor sunroom provides a cozy spot for relaxation, with overhead views of the yard below.
The third floor features three additional bedrooms, a full bathroom, a large storage room, and a walk-in cedar closet.
The large open landing connects these rooms, providing ample space and functionality.
The sunroom in the rear center of the home connects the formal dining room, kitchen, commercial wing, and rear yard, offering natural light with skylights and windows overlooking the yard.
The formal dining room boasts old-world charm with plaster moldings, hardwood floors, and a lavish chandelier centerpiece.
The kitchen blends modern conveniences with old charm, featuring a tin ceiling, custom wood cabinetry, recessed lighting, slate floor, and stainless steel appliances.
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