The median home value in Pine Beach, NJ is $385,000.
This is
higher than
the county median home value of $325,000.
The national median home value is $277,796.
The average price of homes sold in Pine Beach, NJ is $385,000.
Approximately 80% of Pine Beach homes are owned,
compared to 11% rented, while
9% are vacant.
Pine Beach real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
Commercial properties are also available.
If you like to see a property, contact Pine Beach real estate agent to arrange a tour today! Learn more about Pine Beach.
Located along the Toms River, picturesque Pine Beach is a small boro with a village feel. The entire waterfront is public use for walking, biking & water activities with 2 marinas & the Yacht Club - & with the 25mph speed limit, you can relax and revel in the pace! Community holiday events add to the charm. Set on the historic Admiral Farragut land, this beautiful 4,100sf custom home was crafted by Toll Bros. & strategically constructed to maximize the spectacular river views from almost every room! No expense was spared in the selection of upgrades, & the house presents in magazine-quality perfection. So many wonderful features & architectural detail. Best of all, the house is in an X zone - flood ins. is NOT required. THIS IS A ''10''!
Welcome to 4 Harbor Court, a unique home that offers awesome views along with plenty of privacy and charm. Located at the entrance of a secluded and serene Harbor. This raised 3 Bed 2 Bath home is a hidden gem and unique retreat. You can enjoy the home as it is currently configured or add to what exists for a one-of-a-kind home that can be enjoyed for years to come. Anyone interested in this home is encouraged to contact the listing agent or have your agent contact the listing agent for details about the properties land configuration.
300 Lincoln Court c.1877 over looking the Toms River and originally built by George Burnett, a successful Hatter from New York City. Historically named the Buhler Mansion after being acquired by William Buhler in 1903. Later to become the home of Admiral Robison, Superintendent of the Admiral Farragut Academy in 1939. The Buhler Mansion gained notoriety when reports were made that Grover Cleveland (the 22nd & 24th president of the United States) was a a frequent guest for fishing and duck hunting excursions. The path he took to the river still remains. Though historic, all the modern amenities have been meticulously added while keeping the historic integrity of this masterpiece. Fully updated in recent renovations with 7 zoned gas hot water very ornate and restored cast iron radiators
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