I get calls all the time from people who would like to look at a townhouse at Corinthian Cove on the Navesink River in Red Bank, but I have to tell them that there's nothing on the market. Completed in 2006, the first re-sale closed two months ago and was never even listed. The first couple that walked in the door said "We'll take it" and it closed at $1,600,000. Now, another townhouse is available at $1,200,000.
This quiet downtown enclave of just six townhomes is the epitome of casual elegance with its appealing Nantucket Shingle style.
This three bedroom, 2.5 bath town home is presented in "As New" condition. Built in 2006, it has been used for just a few weekends per year by out-of-town owners.
It features 2,361 sq ft of interior space, a private elevator, two fireplaces and is chock-full of high-end upgrades.
The superb level of finish starts with the solid mahogany entrance door with transom windows. The Nantucket Shingle Style continues inside with nine foot ceilings, plantation shutters and substantial trim molding.
The open floor plan is enhanced by cherry floors throughout. The Wood Mode kitchen features a Viking six burner stove top, two wall ovens and paneled refrigerator. The solid cherry island has handsome honed granite and a Shaw's Farm sink.
The penthouse master features a gas fireplace, vaulted ceiling topped with a cupola, en-suite bath with steam shower and soaking tub. French doors open onto a large terrace for Navesink sunsets.
There is a 2 Car attached garage with direct entry to elevator. Corinthian Cove's private dock is a great spot to enjoy your morning coffee or the evening's sunset before a walk over to your choice of restaurants.
Stroll to outdoor cafes, fine restaurants, live music, performing arts, indie movies, galleries and waterfront parks in the place New Jersey magazine called "New Jersey's Best Downtown".
Ocean beaches and your choice of golf courses are less than ten minutes away. It's just 2.5 miles to the Garden State Parkway, a short walk to NYC train or take the luxury ferry to Manhattan. The traffic-free ferry ride to Wall Street is just 34 minutes, with additional midtown stops on the East and West side.
Call me at 732-768-1068 to see this gracious home.
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