933 Washington St Cape May, NJ 08204

The historic Thomas Webster House, constructed in 1876, is located at the corner of Washington Street and Madison Avenue, offering convenient access to beaches, shops along the Washington Street Mall, Victorian architecture, restaurants, and cafes. Currently, the property operates as four seasonal rental apartments, each with private bathrooms and kitchens, in addition to a spacious first-floor owner's quarters featuring a new kitchen. The house is set back from Washington Street and framed by a custom-built picket fence. The property includes gardens, lawns maintained by a new irrigation system, and a driveway accessed from Madison Avenue that accommodates six vehicles. The apartments are accessed from the rear through dedicated entrances and sun decks. A private fenced outdoor area is located behind the house, along with a custom outdoor shower/bath. A shaded front porch features awnings. Additional features include an outdoor storage shed, beach chair box, and a security and fire alarm system. Individual electric and gas meters are installed. The building offers approximately 4,488 square feet of living space, situated on a lot of approximately 14,000 square feet. The architectural style is French Second Empire with a Mansard roof. The building has three levels over a half daylight partial basement. The current configuration includes two units on the first floor (a 2-bedroom, 1-bath owner's quarters and a separate 1-bedroom, 1-bath apartment), two 2-bedroom, 1-bath apartments on the second floor, and one 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom apartment on the third floor. Heating is provided by a natural gas-fired, hot water boiler located in the basement, which feeds radiators throughout the house. Three domestic hot water heaters are also located in the basement. Alternate uses include conversion to a single-family home, a condominium conversion to five units, or rental of all five units.