Single Family Residence In Cape May Court House

As you turn onto Galloping Way, a sense of tranquility greets you on this peaceful cul de sac. Four bedrooms and 2,776 square feet fill a two story colonial with a wraparound front porch built for rocking chairs and morning coffee. Sit there for five minutes and notice what’s missing: no through traffic, no headlights swinging across the yard after dark. Inside, the whole interior has just been freshly painted, and the layout runs the way a 2004 colonial should. The living room centers on a propane fireplace and built in shelving, hardwood floors lead into a formal dining room with wainscoting and French doors out to a covered porch, and the kitchen has been updated with white cabinetry, dark countertops, a tile backsplash, and an island facing the breakfast area. Upstairs, new carpet runs through the whole floor. The primary bedroom is generously sized, with its own balcony overlooking the front of the property, plus a bath with a soaking tub, a separate glass shower, and a double vanity. The other three bedrooms are also generously sized, and a second full bath serves them. Downstairs, what was a two car attached garage is now a finished bar and lounge, wired for entertaining, and can convert back to a garage if you would rather park. Out back, a paver patio and a rear deck give you two more spots to sit outside, raised garden beds line the back of the yard, and the whole space is fenced in. The lot runs almost an acre, cleared around the house and lined with mature trees at the edges, and sits about halfway down a quiet cul de sac. Woodpeckers, blue jays, cardinals, and finches are regulars in those trees, and deer pass through often. Cape May Court House sits in the middle of the county, a short drive to Stone Harbor, Avalon, Sea Isle City, the Wildwoods, and Cape May. The county park and zoo are minutes away, with everyday shopping and dining close by. Galloping Way is centrally located to two Garden State Parkway access points. You get quick access to the barrier islands without the summer crowds, then come home to room the islands don’t have. Cul de sac lots this size with an already updated kitchen do not come up often, and Galloping Way is arguably one of the most desirable streets in Middle Township.