Lovingly maintained by the same family for 46 years, this spacious 4-bedroom home is ready to welcome its next chapter. Filled with natural light and offering plenty of room for everyday living, family gatherings, and entertaining, the home has a warmth and sense of care that can be felt throughout. The huge eat-in kitchen is the heart of the home. Generous living areas give everyone room to spread out, while the move-in-ready condition allows you to settle in right away and personalize the home over time. Major updates provide added peace of mind, including a roof that is just 2 years old, gas heat replaced in 2025, and new central air conditioning installed in July 2020. Outside, the oversized shed with electricity is ideal for projects, storage, or creating a workshop of your own. The property backs to expansive protected open space, offering a peaceful backdrop and added privacy, while its location at the end of a quiet dead-end street means minimal traffic and a more relaxed setting. Just two blocks from the Delaware River and conveniently located near schools, shopping, dining, and major commuter routes, this is a home with the space, setting, and potential to create memories for many years to come. As reflected in the price, the property is being sold strictly AS-IS. Seller will make no repairs or provide any credits in lieu of repairs. Buyer is responsible for obtaining and completing all required U & O, Certificate of Occupancy, resale, municipal, township, county, and state inspections and certifications, as applicable, along with any repairs or corrective work required for transfer of ownership.
Penns Beach, located between the Delaware River shoreline and the I-295 corridor, is a residential and waterfront Pennsville neighborhood with broad river views and low-slung streetscapes. The neighborhood’s character concentrates around the Riverfront Park and Fort Mott Road area, where boat ramps, picnic lawns, and sunset watchers set the tempo. Housing leans toward mid-century ranches and compact capes, with porches facing wide lots and salt-air breezes. The river edge shapes daily routines, from shoreline walks to fishing and small-craft launches. Nearby, Pennsville’s local institutions like the Pennsville Historical Society, Pennsville Free Public Library, and the Riverfront Park amphitheater anchor community life. The landscape stays open and horizontal, with marshy edges and big-sky light defining the atmosphere.