Condominium in Spring Lake, NJ

Welcome to the historic Hewitt Wellington, an iconic Spring Lake property that embodies the charm, elegance, and quiet sophistication of this storied seaside community. Originally built during the early 1900s resort era, the building reflects the classic architectural character that has long defined Spring Lake as one of New Jersey's most cherished coastal destinations. This thoughtfully maintained third-floor one-bedroom suite offers a peaceful retreat above it all, providing a bright and serene setting designed for relaxation, reflection, and effortless enjoyment of shore living. Inside, the suite is filled with natural light and a calm, airy ambiance that immediately conveys a sense of ease. The space is nicely furnished and arranged to create a comfortable balance between function and simplicity, making it well suited for quiet weekends, summer stays, or participation in the building's professionally managed rental program. The well-appointed bathroom features classic fixtures and warm, understated finishes that align beautifully with the property's timeless character. Ownership at the Hewitt Wellington includes access to a range of on-site amenities, including a heated outdoor pool, welcoming porches overlooking Spring Lake, on-site dining at the renowned Whispers Restaurant, and continental breakfast served daily. Its location places you just two blocks from Spring Lake's pristine beaches and in close proximity to the town's charming downtown area along 3rd Avenue, offering easy access to boutiques, cafes, and dining options. Less than two hours from both New York City and Philadelphia, the Hewitt Wellington provides the rare opportunity to enjoy a refined coastal lifestyle with the convenience of ownership and the flexibility of income potential when not in residence. This is a distinctive opportunity to own a piece of Spring Lake history while enjoying all the benefits of a low-maintenance, professionally managed coastal retreat in one of New Jersey's most beloved and picturesque shoreline communities.