Strolling into this N.J. home is like stepping right into a Nineteen Fifties sitcom

Outside this Cape Cod residence in Mount Ephraim it’s clearly the 12 months 2025. But step inside, and also you would possibly suppose you’ve been transported again to the Nineteen Fifties.

It has a lot unique character and Nineteen Fifties decor — from the drapes to the checkerboard ceiling in the lounge and unique tile work all through.

“You just don’t really see houses that are maintained in the condition this is,“ said Ashley Miele of Compass New Jersey, the listing agent. ”Sometimes you see sure parts, however not the entire thing.”

The two bed room, one toilet residence was listed on the market for $260,000 on Sept. 27, and had a suggestion inside a couple of week.

This is barely the second time the house has been provided on the market. The present vendor purchased it in 2018 from the unique proprietor’s daughter.

“They loved the style and aesthetic,” Miele stated. “That’s what they were drawn to and they lovingly maintained it.”

You enter the 824-square-foot residence into the lounge, which has wooden tiles on the ceiling which are organized right into a checkerboard sample. It has an ornamental hearth and the wall paint has a sparkle to it that glistens at evening.

The kitchen, which is unique apart from the fridge, has porcelain tiles on the ceiling and partitions, linoleum flooring, a Dishmaster Imperial faucet, classic cupboards and a customized bottle cap window shelf. A yellow daisy eating set within the kitchen is from the unique homeowners and is being transferred with the sale.

A customized ornamental iron gate that separates the residing and eating rooms was handmade by a pal of the unique homeowners.

The full, unfinished basement has excessive ceilings and can be utilized as a workspace, for storage or completed to create further residing area.

The residence sits on a 0.29-acre, 50- by 250-foot lot that has an in-ground pool that “awaits your revival or reimagining,” in accordance with the itemizing.

It’s about 20 minutes from Philadelphia and close to Route 78.

The residence generated a whole lot of curiosity by way of two open homes and scheduled showings.

“There were serious buyers to people who said, ‘I just had to come see this house because it’s so awesome,” Miele stated. “It was really cool to see all different generations drawn to it and appreciate it.”