149-151 Main St Tuckerton, NJ 08087
This exceptional 8,023 square foot mixed-use property in Tuckerton, NJ, presents a lucrative investment opportunity. Located on a 1.01-acre lot in the Seaport Village Zone, this former bed and breakfast boasts eight bedrooms and eight and a half bathrooms, offering diverse income streams from multiple rental units. The main building features a grand entrance foyer, a spacious parlor with a fireplace, an expansive dining area, and a well-equipped kitchen. A separate office or boutique space is currently rented, generating additional income. A detached horse barn, currently used as a garage and workshop, provides further potential for income generation. The property also includes extensive grounds with multi-tiered decking and a gazebo. Ample parking is available, with room for expansion. Zoned for both business and residential use, this property offers significant upside potential. Its prime location is within walking distance of downtown amenities, including the Tuckerton Seaport, offering ferry access to Long Beach Island, and the Lizzie Rose Music Room. Nearby attractions include the beaches of Long Beach Island, Atlantic City, Smithville, Batsto Village, and the Noyes Art Museum. This property is ideal for discerning buyers and entrepreneurs seeking a high-income-generating investment in a desirable location. A list of recent improvements is available upon request. The spacious walk-up attic and sizable basement provide ample storage.
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