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his vibrant Dennisville, New Jersey home is a true showstopper. The 1,900-square-foot residence boasts a bold hot pink exterior and statement teal doors, making it impossible to miss. But step inside, and you'll discover a treasure trove of history and charm.

    Built in 1810, this three-bedroom, 2.5-bath home has been lovingly preserved for over two centuries. The original owner's family kept the property for nearly 140 years before it changed hands in the late 1940s. Today, the home is listed by Ryan Manney of Compass for $499,000.

    As you enter, you'll be greeted by vintage charm and original millwork. The spacious dining area is adorned with old-world paraphernalia and a beautiful folk art portrait of the home. It's a far cry from the bright pink exterior, which has earned it a nickname: "Barbie" on the outside, but "Little Women" on the inside.

    The 11-room dwelling, known as Holmestead, was originally built for a local merchant who ran a general store and served in the New Jersey state Assembly. The current owners have updated the property with modern amenities like a new roof, septic system, and central air and heat.

    One of the most unique features of this coastal getaway is its stunning waterfront location. The home backs up to a 29-acre lake, offering breathtaking views and a serene atmosphere. And with only 15-20 minutes to the nearest beaches in Cape May County, you'll have access to some of the Jersey Shore's best attractions.

    While the pink house lacks a full kitchen or stove, its rustic charm and historic details make it a true gem for vintage-lovers and fixer-uppers. The property also includes a second building that could be converted into an office or art studio – perfect for creatives looking to escape the city.