Quaint Wildwood House With Pool - Walk to Beach!
$364 /Night
New Zealand
House
3
2
10
2
Tour Descriptions:
Make way for the East Coast and this immaculate 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom Wildwood vacation rental house, which sleeps 10! Boasting modern amenities, a private pool, and easy access to the beach, this New Jersey property is a slice of heaven! Enjoy morning walks along the beach, afternoon BBQs and evening strolls on the famous Wildwood Boardwalk.
-- THE PROPERTY --
Bedroom 1: Queen Bed | Bedroom 2: King Bed | Bedroom 3: 2 Queen Beds | Living Room: Full Pullout Bed | Additional Sleeping: 5 Twin Folding Beds
Upon arrival at this lovely 1,800-square-foot-property, you and your group will instantly notice the private pool deck and unbeatable location close to the beach!
Inside you’ll find a totally renovated interior and an open coastal design, making you feel like it’s truly just another day at the beach.
Go for a swim in the private pool, or lounge on the pool chairs to soak up the sun as the gentle ocean breeze brushes up against the trees.
Need to cool off? Chill out in the extensive living area on the cozy sofa as you watch your favorite programs on the flat-screen TV.
When the dinner bell rings, cook up a savory meal in the sleek granite kitchen, where you’ll find all the necessary cooking appliances to create one-of-a-kind concoctions.
After a pleasant night swim, look forward to sprawling out under the covers of the queen bed in the first bedroom, or the plush king bed in the second bedroom. You won’t need to worry about the kids, as they’ll sleep soundly each night from the third bedroom’s soft queen beds.
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Hosted by Evolve Vacation Rental
Evolve promises professionally-cleaned, private vacation rentals with 24/7 guest support so you can travel without worry. Evolve promises professionally-cleaned, private vacation rentals with 24/7 guest support so you can travel without worry.
Our story has humble beginnings: two hospitality vets brainstorming in a basement. Back in 2011, Brian Egan and Adam Sherry believed the vacation rental industry was going to be big, yet the experience felt less than ideal for everyone involved.
