House in Ship Bottom, NJ
8 guests · 4 bedrooms · 2 baths
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About this house rental
Ship Bottom Ocean Block Home. Four Bedrooms/2.5 Baths. Eight Beach Badges included.
Outdoor entertaining area with picnic table, chairs, umbrella, love seat and gas grill. Each bedroom has a ceiling fan.
This great rental is a newer Oceanside, single family home that is very spacious, light and bright.
Only 7 houses to the beach, with no streets to cross.
There is no smoking and no pets permitted.
Ship Bottom History: The area was quiet and deserted until the establishment of U.S. Life Saving Station # 20 in 1872. The station was named the Ship Bottom Station, and the surrounding community that grew around the station shared the name. When the Manahawkin and Long Beach Railroad was established in 1886, the trestle ended here in Ship Bottom. Several small developments grew around the Life Saving Station and the railroad stop. One of these developments was called Beach Arlington, and when the train station was named, the developers saw to it that their name was the one given to the stop. Thus, from 1892 until 1925, the community s name was Ship Bottom - Beach Arlington.
It was in 1925 that the borough separated from Long Beach Township.
Outdoor entertaining area with picnic table, chairs, umbrella, love seat and gas grill. Each bedroom has a ceiling fan.
This great rental is a newer Oceanside, single family home that is very spacious, light and bright.
Only 7 houses to the beach, with no streets to cross.
There is no smoking and no pets permitted.
Ship Bottom History: The area was quiet and deserted until the establishment of U.S. Life Saving Station # 20 in 1872. The station was named the Ship Bottom Station, and the surrounding community that grew around the station shared the name. When the Manahawkin and Long Beach Railroad was established in 1886, the trestle ended here in Ship Bottom. Several small developments grew around the Life Saving Station and the railroad stop. One of these developments was called Beach Arlington, and when the train station was named, the developers saw to it that their name was the one given to the stop. Thus, from 1892 until 1925, the community s name was Ship Bottom - Beach Arlington.
It was in 1925 that the borough separated from Long Beach Township.
Amenities at Spacious, light and bright Ship Bottom Ocean Block home only 7 houses from the.
Free WiFi/internet
Non-smoking
TV
Coffee/tea maker
Refridgerator
Kitchen
WiFi/Internet
Dishwasher
Washing machine
No pets allowed
Oven
Stove
Laundry services
Ironing facilities
Map of Ship Bottom, NJ
Ratings and reviews
10.0 / 10.0Outstanding·Jul 2023
Well maintained property. Had everything we needed, especially in terms of kitchen supplies. Centrally located. Nice open floor plan. Owner leaves helpful notes throughout the house to help you locate what you need. The 8 beach passes were great! Encourage the owners to update pictures as it was even nicer in person than the pictures suggest.
To be aware of: There is no garage access, on a noisy street, and backyard had no privacy.
We would definitely stay again!
10.0 / 10.0Outstanding·Jul 2022
Everything went well with the house rental. The location is great!!
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10.0Outstanding
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"Well maintained property. Had everything we needed, especially in terms of kitchen supplies. Centrally located. Nice open floor plan. Owner leaves helpful notes throughout the house to help you locate..."
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