Nancy Larson

45 Oxford Drive

East Windsor, New Jersey 08520

$279,900 PRICE REDUCTION

Attractive expanded ranch situated on a desirable half acre lot. This property borders Lees Turkey Farm, a 100 acre farm that is housed under the Preserved Farmland Act. Neighborhood is a family community this home offers enough room to get your family started. Family Room is 14x28 with a Vermont Casting wood/coal burning stove. Three bedrooms, the master bedroom offers a full bath, there is a forth bonus room this can be used as an additional bedroom, or a personal home office for either mom or dad. Well maintained, newer siding, all windows and doors have been replaced, brand new stove top, newly installed neutral carpeting,and freshly painted. You can just move right in East Windsor Township is a growing, suburban community offering an ideal environment in which families can grow and prosper. The area boasts an excellent, highly rated public school system and first-rate recreational facilities including beautiful parks, lakes, picnic areas, basketball courts, athletic fields, jogging paths and tennis courts. East Windsor Township is less than an hour away from the Jersey Shore, New York City and Philadelphia. Additionally, nearby Princeton, Trenton and New Brunswick offer a wide array of cultural, historical and recreational events.

On the north end of Long Beach Island, is Barnegat Light. Not a large town, but it has the largest icon on the island, "Old Barney".

Old Barney is a red and white lighthouse that was designed by General George Meade. It is the second largest lighthouse in the United States standing 172 tall. Old Barney sits on the Barnegat Lighthouse State park. The lighthouse is a favorite of photographers and artists.

The state park offers fishing fans a perfect place to go and bird watchers enjoy all the flocks of migrating shorebirds.

So the next time you come "down the shore" don't forget to stop at Old Barney and climb to the top. It's a favorite past time of the young and the old.

For more information: Barnegat State Lighthouse Park

GCR Greater Coastal Realty, Inc. is a full-service Real Estate brokerage company serving Southern Ocean County, providing residential and commercial Real Estate services. Directed by founder and CEO, Philip J. Savarese for over 25 years, GCR Greater Coastal Realty offers professional marketing, sales, rentals, and property management services. Clients and customers are assisted in buying, selling, and renting waterfront vacation homes, adult community and luxury retirement homes, first-time and move-up homes, custom and semi-custom homes, and new construction, both on wooded and waterfront lots.

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Creative marketing programs, like our Guaranteed Sales Plan, a GCR Exclusive, assures the client that if their House Doesn’t Sell, GCR Will Buy It.* Other targeted marketing campaigns include Three Multiple Listing Systems, Internet Web Sites, Virtual Tours, Direct Mail, Custom Flyers and Property Brochures, and our highly recognizable Yard Sign, as well as Buyer/Seller Protection Plans insuring that all systems and appliances are working*.

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Some good information that we all need to know, where is the Handicap Beach Access on Long Beach Island, Ocean County, New Jersey.

For information regarding handicap Beachwheels Program or to make a reservation, please contact the Long Beach Township Beach Patrol at 609-361-1200.

Brant Beach

37th, 39th, 47th, 59th, 63rd, 66th, and 68th Streets

Beach HavenCrest

78th Street

Brighton Beach

82nd and 84th Streets

Peahala Park

88th and 94th Streets

Beach Haven Park

100th and 103rd Streets

The Dunes

121st, and 127th Streets

Beach Haven Terrace

128th, 129th, 130th, and 133rd Streets

North Beach Haven

14th, 17th, 18th and 20th Streets

"The blue crab is known to scientists as Callinectes sapidus (kal i nek' tes sap' i dus). The literal translation of this Latin name is the beautiful (calli) swimmer (nectes) that is savory (sapidus). The blue crab certainly lives up to its name with brilliant blends of olive-green, blue and red, the ability to dart swiftly through the water and a body of delicate, white meat"..as so stated NJDEP of Fish & Wildlife.

This is the crab that lives in the waters of New Jersey. You can find them in lagoons, under bridges, off your boat, almost anywere there is tidal waters. Some of the best areas are the Barnaget Bay, Tuckerton and Toms River.

You do not need a licease if it is for recreational crabbing and not for commerical. Remember if you are renting a boat in the state of NJ, you must have a valid NJ Boating License.

This is a great activity for all, for both the young and the old. My in laws, use to take my children out on a Platoon boat in Barnegat Bay near the LBI Causeway to go crabbing and years later my children still talk about how much fun they had and how they want their Grandfather and I to take their children.

Enjoy your crabbing, and you just might see me around Barnaget Bay, not crabbing, but snapping some pictures as the children are so excited when they catch their first crab.