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his stunning beachfront home in Atlantic City is a rare find, nestled on a quiet block just steps from the boardwalk and ocean. Built in 1920 during the city's heyday as a resort destination, the four-bedroom, five-bathroom, 4,250-square-foot estate boasts an impressive array of architectural details, including a terra cotta roof, century-old hardwood flooring, stained glass windows, and double French doors.

    "It's like it was plucked from Europe and dropped in Atlantic City," says Todd Gordon, listing agent for BHHS Fox & Roach Margate. "I feel like I'm walking through a museum." The home is listed for $1.3 million and is one of only a handful of its kind in the area.

    Upon entering the foyer with marble tile and curved staircase, visitors are greeted by double doors leading to a formal living room with ornate ceilings and woodwork, as well as a sunroom with arched windows. The second floor features three bedrooms, including a spacious primary suite with an en-suite bathroom, sitting room, and deck with ocean views.

    The third floor has been converted into a guest or in-law suite with its own kitchenette, living area, and full bathroom. The basement level boasts an indoor pool that's currently not in use. Located in the historic Lower Chelsea neighborhood, this home is within walking distance to restaurants, the beach, and boardwalk.

    "It's the residential area of Atlantic City," Gordon notes, "where you can walk to everything." With its unique blend of history and luxury, this property is sure to captivate buyers who are looking for a true showstopper.