A block and a half from the ocean and Allenhurst Beach Club, and the kind of off-street parking this town rarely offers, 114 Corlies Avenue is the shore house buyers wait years for. This classic colonial pairs old-Allenhurst character with real everyday function. The wraparound porch sets the tone. Inside, you'll find wood floors, solid wood doors, plantation shutters, and a living room anchored by a wood-burning fireplace. The kitchen is built for people who cook and entertain: a Thermador range, Sub-Zero refrigerator, center island with a wine fridge, and a dishwasher that's only two years old. Thoughtful details like pull-out shelves, a built-in spice rack and cutting board, and a large pantry make it work as well as it looks. The added first-floor primary suite has two closets, a skylight, laundry, a linen closet, and a sliding glass door to the backyard. A pocket door connects it to the dining room. There are two full baths on the first floor. Upstairs, you'll find three bedrooms and a full bathroom with a tub. Outside, the oversized fenced yard has a paver patio, vegetable garden, and shed. The heated one-car garage has pull-down stairs to a finished space above. There's also a finished basement in the home and a basement laundry hookup option, plus a full attic for storage. Allenhurst's Main Street shops and cafés, Deal, and Asbury Park's dining scene are all minutes away. NJ Transit's Allenhurst station is close by, and the Garden State Parkway and Seastreak ferry are a short drive. It works as a summer escape or a year-round home.