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House 1, Barnegat Light

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Barnegat Light

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Architect

Jay Madden Architect

Builder

Bob Molettiere Carpentery

Interior design Homeowner

Landscape

Hoch’s Landscaping and Garden Center

Awash with the blues of the sky and the sea, this restructured Victorian blends the best of l9th Century architecture with a crisp modern approach. What was no doubt the home of a Barnegat Light ship captain now welcomes a Brooklyn couple and a sweet West Highland terrier.

Built in 1886, today the first level is a striking open plan. A free-standing, twosided brick fireplace unites the dining and living rooms. The mantle is an original beam from the house. A three-sided screened porch assures that the party goes on and on.

Much of the l9th century elegance was retained, such as the original staircase and shiny black clawfoot bathtub. Beneath the tub is unique modern black and white tile imported from England. Antiques color the contemporary look all the way to a third floor of peaked roofs and pretty bedrooms.

Outside, the breezes of the ocean play among lush plantings and trees.

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Warm wicker and sparkling blue fabrics lure you to the 3-sided porch.

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