317 Town Bank Rd, Cape May, NJ 08204

Historic Townbank, Founded by the Granddaughter to an Original Pilgrim that crossed the Atlantic Ocean on the Mayflower in search of a better life. This Large Move-In Ready Home is perfect for a burgeoning year round family or Wonderful Vacation Home at the Shore of Your Dreams. The Home sits on elevated ground and is approx. Four blocks from the Free Delaware Bay Beaches, Ferry Complex near by, which has plenty of Seasonal Entertainment and Restaurants in the highly sought after area of N. Cape May, one of the last Affordable Areas at the Jersey Shore. Multiple Golf Courses Abound, Nature Preserves, Protected Species for Bird Watchers to see and the Cape May County Zoo and Parks are all within a 15 minute car ride away or closer. Your approx. 10 minutes away from Victorian Cape May Proper and it's Famous Atlantic Ocean Beaches, Fine Dining, Entertainment and Beautiful old school Walking Mall with Unique Shops Native to Cape May and it's Heritage. Cape May Point Features the Historic CMP Lighthouse and Sunken Ship Park and Shops. Wildwood is a 15 minute ride away with all of it's Water Parks, Rides, Roller Coasters, Boardwalk, Huge Beaches and Convention Center. If you enjoy the Nightlife... Nightclubs/Bars/Winery and Vineyards for all tastes are Plentiful throughout the County mostly in Cape May Proper, N. Wildwood and Anglesea, also part of N. Wildwood. The Home is Updated but still holds it's Charm with Original Hardwood Floors in the Living Room, upstairs Hallways and all 3 upstairs Bedrooms. New Appliances, Ceramic Tile in the Kitchen and Dining Area with Plenty of Light Oak colored cabinets which help to pull all the colors into a nice flow. Downstairs Features Light colored Hardwood Flooring in the Laundry Area and Half-Bath as well as a Fully Carpeted Bedroom and medium sized Attached Garage. There are Plenty More Attractions and Sites to see but I've said enough already. Come and take a Look for Yourself. Your Invitation is only a Phone Call Away. Just make sure if your on the Wildwood Boardwalk to, "Watch the Tram Car Please".