56 2nd St

Highlands, NJ 07732

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1-3 beds

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Forced hot air furnaceAir conditionerTons of storageStreaming with natural light

November 1st move in this weekend Completely newly renovated last year and new to the market. New forced hot air furnace and air conditioner. Central Highlands off Bay; quiet and private , yet walkable, streaming with natural light. Walkable to Sea Bright , town restaurants, water is two blocks easy to get around. One bedroom with extra large open layout kitchen and living-rooms. Has tons of storage pull down attic. Perfect for walking to the ferry in the morning or just working around the this beautiful shore town. Pull down attic has space to fit storage as well. Best for one person , extra cost for two people. The landlord pays for wifi. Tenants pay for gas, electricity, sewer . 1 bdrm beautiful open floor plan layout

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Beach Access
Easy coastal access for swimming, sunbathing, and seaside relaxation.
Water Sports
Opportunities for kayaking, paddleboarding, and aquatic adventures.
Dining Scene
From casual bites to fine dining, a haven for food lovers.
Commuter Friendly
Streamlined routes and connections make daily commuting simple.

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Highlands (07732) sits where the Navesink Highlands meet Sandy Hook Bay, offering sea breezes, big water views, and easy beach access. The vibe blends maritime history with a laid-back, walkable main street along Bay Avenue—think the Twin Lights historic site above town and classic waterfront dining at Bahrs Landing and the Proving Ground. You’ll find coffee spots and local markets along Route 36, seasonal bayside decks, marinas, yoga/fitness studios, and quick access to Hartshorne Woods and the nearby Henry Hudson Trail. The Seastreak ferry terminal makes Manhattan commutes simple, and the Highlands–Sea Bright Bridge delivers you to Gateway National Recreation Area/Sandy Hook for surfing, kayaking, biking, and bay sunsets. According to Zillow’s Rental Market Trends, the past few months show a median asking rent in the mid-$2,000s, with most listings ranging from the low $2,000s to the mid-$3,000s depending on size and proximity to the water. The community reads friendly and unpretentious, popular with boaters and beach lovers, and welcoming to families and pets.