This historic century home exemplifies classic coastal architecture with its large wrap-around porch and mansard-style roof. Built to accommodate a large family or community lifestyle, the property spans a generous 4,275-square-foot lot with approximately 6,440 sq ft of living space. Featuring 18 bedrooms and 17 bathrooms, it is zoned for 7 apartments and 11 rooms, ideal for a family compound or rental investment. Recent updates include modern laundry facilities and ample parking for 10 vehicles. Priced at $2,200,000, this unique home offers expansive potential to create both a serene retreat and lively gathering space.

Front Porch and Entrance

The exterior shows a classic two-story design with a raised front porch. White railings and columns frame the porch, creating a crisp, clean contrast against the home’s deep blue siding. The porch roof has a simple, neat overhang supported by square posts, highlighting traditional craftsmanship. The white stairs leading up to the porch add a welcoming feel, while the concrete foundation remains solid and unadorned, grounding the structure. Windows below the porch and on the upper floors are framed in white, continuing the cohesive color scheme. A white fence gate is visible, enhancing privacy and complementing the overall look.
Exterior Side Detail

The side of the house presents a mix of historic and modern elements with varying siding materials; faded beige wood siding contrasts with a section of deep blue panel siding on the adjacent porch. A prominent black metal fire escape climbs the side wall, adding both functionality and an industrial aesthetic. The porch features clean white railings and columns, lending a crisp, updated look. Various utility pipes, cables, and electrical meters are visible, reflecting the building’s years of use. A brick chimney rises tall, contributing to the traditional character while overhead power lines and a street sign emphasize its urban setting.

Front Porch Exterior

White wooden railings and columns frame an elevated front porch, offering a crisp contrast to the dark blue and white siding of the house. The porch ceiling and trim are painted bright white, enhancing the clean, classic aesthetic. The foundation level below includes small rectangular windows, suggesting a basement area. Architectural lines are sharply defined, reflecting a traditional American home style. The roof features dormer windows set within dark shingled siding, adding historic charm. The adjacent yellow structure and clear blue sky create a welcoming, vibrant atmosphere surrounding this well-maintained porch entrance.

House Exterior Detail

The exterior wall is clad in horizontal white vinyl siding, creating a clean and uniform look. Multiple double-hung windows with white trim are symmetrically arranged across the three levels, allowing natural light inside. The top floor features distinctive dormer windows set into a sloped, dark-shingled roof portion, adding architectural character and a slightly historic touch. A small, simple covered entrance with a black shingled roof is visible at the bottom left, supported by slender posts. Functional elements like an outdoor security light and utility cables are also present, reflecting a practical, lived-in residential facade.

Backyard Storage Area

A concrete-paved backyard space enclosed by a tall white vinyl privacy fence. A small cream-colored wooden shed with a dark shingled gambrel roof stands near the back corner, accompanied by a green waste bin and a small object on the ground in front. The yard has a simple, utilitarian vibe, with minimal landscaping visible apart from sparse plantings behind a low concrete wall on the left side. Surrounding structures include multi-story residential buildings painted in neutral tones, contributing to a clean yet modest suburban setting under a clear blue sky.

Parking Area

A paved and gravel parking area bordered by a concrete sidewalk and adjacent buildings. A white privacy fence runs along the back, partially supported by a low concrete retaining wall with small bushes evenly spaced along its length. Two yellow parking bumpers sit behind the bushes, indicating designated parking spaces. Surrounding buildings include a multi-story light blue structure with balconies and a yellow house with white trim. A small shed on the left side and an orange traffic cone near the right building add functional elements. The scene is set under a clear blue sky, emphasizing a clean, utilitarian aesthetic.

Driveway and Parking Area

A concrete driveway extends from the foreground leading to a gravel parking area bordered by a low concrete wall and yellow-painted parking stops. A white privacy fence runs along the back perimeter, partially shielding neighboring modern homes with balconies. One side of the parking area is adjacent to a white colonial-style building with multiple windows and a small orange traffic cone near the corner. The overall color palette includes neutral grays, whites, and some muted earthy tones, with clean lines and utilitarian outdoor design elements typical of practical urban residential spaces.

Small Kitchen and Bathroom Entry

Compact kitchen area with wood cabinetry featuring white knobs beneath a dark green countertop. A small single sink and electric stovetop/oven combo are neatly fitted into the counter space. The upper cabinet is open, revealing shelving framed by simple brackets. Flooring changes from a muted blue linoleum in the kitchen zone to an adjoining carpeted area in a mauve tone, separated by a thin wooden threshold. Off to the right, a partially open door leads to a bathroom, where a white toilet is visible. Walls and trim are painted in light, neutral shades, creating a subdued, functional space.

Bathroom Details

A compact bathroom with green square ceramic tiles covering the walls halfway, complemented by a matching green floor. A white ceramic toilet sits center, partially covered with a white towel and a framed picture resting on top of the closed lid. Above the toilet, a clear sign advises against flushing feminine hygiene products or paper towels. A small white wall-mounted sink with curved metal plumbing is visible on the right, enhancing the vintage utilitarian look. The door on the left, partially opened, features a floral rose design adding a quaint touch to the space’s modest charm.

Small Bathroom Sink Area

Compact bathroom corner with a white vanity sink positioned beside a partially visible toilet. The walls are adorned with pastel pink square ceramic tiles that extend halfway up, creating a nostalgic mid-century vibe. Above the tiles, floral curtains with soft pastel colors cover a small window, allowing filtered natural light. A simple metal faucet sits on a cream-colored sink basin integrated into the cabinet. An old-fashioned, slightly tarnished crystal doorknob is attached to the off-white paneled door. The floor shows signs of wear with a dark stain near the baseboard heater and exposed pipes, giving the space a vintage, lived-in character.

Small Utility Room

Off-white vertical wood paneling covers the walls, suggesting an older finish typical of historic homes. A plain white wooden door, partially ajar, leads into the space. The floor is covered in a dark purple or plum carpet showing some wear, contrasting with the light walls. A small white ceramic sink with exposed plumbing is positioned beneath a window that has white blinds partially drawn, allowing natural light to fill the room. The window trim and baseboards are painted white, consistent with the door, contributing to a simple, functional aesthetic. An exposed electrical outlet and wiring add a utilitarian feel.

Small Kitchen Area

A compact kitchen with a limited layout includes a small white electric stove positioned against a recessed wall. Cream-colored walls and trim create a neutral background, contrasted by dark brown carpet covering most of the floor space. In front of the entrance door, a small section of beige tile defines the entry threshold. A medium-sized window with a white frame allows natural light to enter, while a mounted fire extinguisher hangs nearby for safety. Cabinetry and a countertop provide modest workspace. Basic and functional, the space reflects simplicity and older design elements consistent with a historic home.

Corner Nook

Neutral beige walls frame a small corner of the house with two windows allowing natural light to brighten the space. The floor is tiled with large, light grey stone tiles arranged in a staggered pattern that adds subtle texture. A white baseboard heater runs along the walls beneath each window. White trim and molding ground the space, while a small, narrow closet or cupboard is flush with the wall. A playful floral valance hangs above one window, adding a touch of vintage charm. Exposed electrical outlets and a dangling cord hint at practical functionality in this modest, quiet corner.

Bathroom Toilet Area

A small bathroom nook houses a white toilet with a unique toilet seat comprising an added raised section. The walls and floor are covered in beige tiles featuring a mix of smooth finishes and small square mosaic accents that add decorative interest. A stainless steel handrail is mounted on the right wall for support, and a toilet brush holder sits next to the base. Above the toilet is a narrow white ledge with metal brackets, where a note is posted. The overall design is utilitarian with muted tones, focusing on practicality with subtle detailing.

Kitchen Workspace

The space contains an electric stove with coil burners and a stainless steel sink set into a dark, polished countertop running along one wall. Above the sink, simple wooden cabinets with a natural finish provide storage, while a tile floor with medium brown tones anchors the room. Opposite the stove, a sturdy wooden table supports another similar dark countertop with a backsplash, held up by angled wooden legs and metal brackets, with a wooden shelf mounted above it featuring hooks. A patch of discoloration or possible mold is visible in the back corner near the floor, adding an aged, weathered aspect to the otherwise utilitarian kitchen layout. Walls are a neutral beige, offering a plain backdrop to the compact kitchen area.

Laundry Room

This dimly lit laundry room has a utilitarian, vintage feel with two top-loading washing machines set side-by-side on a concrete floor showing stains and wear. Along the right wall, there’s a long, narrow wooden workbench, stained and aged, supported by simple legs. Above the bench, a white wooden cabinet with paneled doors, one left open, provides storage space. The walls are painted an off-white, adding to the aged character. Visible pipes and an electrical panel in the background highlight the room’s functional and unfinished basement environment, characteristic of older, historic homes.

Laundry Room Details

A compact laundry nook houses a top-loading washer and a front-loading dryer, both white with a slightly worn appearance including some visible chipping and scuff marks. The units sit on a raised platform, elevating them off the tiled floor. The walls are painted a light beige but show signs of wear, including discoloration and minor water damage near the baseboard. A single electrical outlet is positioned above the appliances for convenient plug-in. Ventilation ductwork is visible behind the units, emphasizing functionality over decor in this utilitarian space.

Kitchen Corner

Light oak cabinetry with simple paneled doors lines the upper and lower sections, creating a warm and natural tone. Dark granite countertops provide a striking contrast, wrapping around the corner with a subtle backsplash of the same material. The stainless steel sink is modest in size, complemented by a basic chrome faucet. An integrated white dishwasher fits seamlessly beneath the counter. Multiple electrical outlets are visible along the backsplash, ensuring practicality. The walls are painted a neutral cream, allowing the wood and stone textures to stand out. The open cabinet space above hints at functional versatility.

Empty Corner Floor

Neutral beige walls meet large, light tan floor tiles arranged in a staggered pattern. White baseboards trim the bottom of the walls where slight wear marks are visible, showing age or use. A white electrical outlet is mounted on the wall near the center. On the right side, a white baseboard heater runs along the wall’s length. The floor has some scattered debris, including a small piece of paper and litter, suggesting the room is partially unoccupied or awaiting cleaning. The space feels simple, utilitarian, and ready for customization or furnishing.

Basement Kitchen Area

This narrow basement kitchen space has a low ceiling and plain, off-white walls creating a slightly confined atmosphere. The cabinetry consists of natural wood with a classic raised panel design, paired with a dark granite countertop that adds a polished contrast. A small stainless steel sink is embedded in the counter, adjacent to a white built-in dishwasher. The countertops extend to a tiled corner ledge supported by wooden legs, adding a functional work surface. A white range hood sits above the tiled counter space. The flooring is plain and utilitarian, complementing the overall modest aesthetic.

Utility Nook Detail

A corner space with beige tiled flooring and light cream walls suggests a utilitarian or transitional area within the home. A single window with a frosted lower pane allows natural light while maintaining privacy. Beneath the window is a white baseboard heater, showing integration of practical heating. The adjacent wall has multiple electrical outlets and a black metal TV or monitor mount bracket. A recessed slim cabinet or panel is present at the right corner, painted white like the trim, blending with the wall. The area reflects a simple, functional design with neutral tones.

Room Corner with Door and Windows

A corner of a room with worn hardwood floors revealing age and character. The white door has classic panel detailing with a silver doorknob and is framed by simple white trim. Adjacent walls are painted in a soft beige tone, lending a neutral and calm backdrop. Two large sash windows with white trimmed frames bring in ample natural light, illuminating the space. Heating/baseboard units run along the lower portion of the walls, partially exposed and missing some covers, suggesting ongoing restoration. Hanging pull cords from the ceiling suggest the presence of a ceiling fan or light fixture.

Small Utility Room Corner

Worn wooden floorboards with stained and dust-covered patches suggest heavy use within this petite space. A single window framed by white trim allows natural light to brighten the room, with white walls enhancing the airy feeling. A ruffled gray cloth hangs from a metal curtain rod on the wall adjacent to the window. Baseboard heating runs along the lower wall beneath the window, accompanied by several electrical outlets in older, uncovered metal boxes with visible wiring. A partly visible white cabinet sits near the right wall, hinting at possible kitchen or utility functionality in this compact nook.

Kitchen Sink and Cabinets

An old kitchen area with a large, vintage porcelain sink embedded into a white wooden cabinet. The cabinet doors and drawer are ajar, revealing worn interiors painted in contrasting blue. Above the sink, open shelving and a cupboard display signs of age, with some paint chipping. The wall behind is clad with simple white paneling, sporting a small printed sign. Natural light enters via two classic double-hung windows with wooden trim. The floor features patterned linoleum with geometric motifs, blending brown and beige tones, adding vintage charm despite visible wear.

Basement Storage Area

This narrow basement or cellar space is lined with wooden shelving units on both sides, showing signs of age and wear with peeling paint and rough surfaces. The floor consists of wide wooden planks, some dirt patches near the back suggest minimal upkeep. The far wall is made of concrete blocks with a small window, allowing limited natural light. The overhead ceiling exposes wooden beams and insulation, contributing to a raw, unfinished ambiance. Scattered items on the shelves add to the impression of a functional, albeit neglected, storage or utility area within a historic home.

Listing Agent: Janet M Cantwell-Papale of COMPASS RE – Moorestown via Zillow