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THE ULTIMATE SHORE LIFE!



Enjoy Jersey's renowned shore ambiance, small town charm, urban conveniences, exceptional dining & entertainment, an express commute to New York City & so much more!

All within five blocks of the soft sandy beaches & cool lapping waves of Bradley Beach. Come for the sun, enjoy the fun & never have to leave!

Park Plaza is your new address down the Jersey Shore!

AMENITIES

Park Plaza was designed to reflect the luxurious lifestyle of the Victorian era, but cleverly upgraded to satisfy today's shore lovers. Plenty of white trimmed windows, turreted rooms, peaked roof lines and a brick accented exterior set the mood for open, free flowing spaces inside. All the conveniences you would expect and more are found here, including: elevators, balconies, private underground parking, courtyard, storage areas, on-site village-style shops, and only five blocks to the beach add to your shore pleasure and convenience. Take in the sites, get sand between your toes, enjoy fine cuisine - come home to the opulence that's Park Plaza!

Luxurious new 1- and 2-bedroom units include:

- Open floor plan
- 1,000 to more than 1,500 SF
- Nine foot ceilings
- Hardwood floors
- Recessed lighting
- Tiled baths
- Laundry room in each unit
- Granite countertops, stainless steel appliances and wood cabinetry in the kitchen
- Large closets and storage space
- Balconies
- Additional upgrades available

FLOORPLANS

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COMMUNITY



(Taken from www.bradleybeachonline.com; Shirley Ayres, Historian)

The earliest accounts of Bradley Beach can be traced back to 1679 when it is said that Captain William Kidd anchored his vessel off Duck Creek, now known as Sylvan Lake. The area was rich with pine trees and sand dunes providing a natural haven for waterfowl. It was also reported that an Indian tribe existed in the approximate area of LaReine Avenue. Captain Kidd was said to have stayed in Bradley Beach for some time, burying his treasure between two large pine trees in the area of today's Brinley Avenue. Captain Kidd never returned to claim his fortune, nor did history ever record the amount of treasure buried in Bradley Beach. Perhaps the sea itself claimed the gold pieces, or maybe the treasure never existed at all.

The next piece of historical information occurs almost two centuries later, in 1871, when William B. Bradner purchased fifty-four acres of land south of Ocean Grove. James A. Bradley, a wealthy New York manufacturer, was also in the investment. The land was part of Ocean Township at the time and subsequently became part of Neptune Township under the name of Ocean Park. However, the post office informed Bradner that the community would have to change its name due to its similarity to Ocean Port. William Bradner did not want to suggest his own name, so one of the post office officials said, "You have a man down here by the name of Bradley. Why don't you call it Bradley Beach?"

In 1886, the first school, a two-room structure, was opened and in 1880, a post office was established in a little store on Newark Avenue receiving mail from Asbury Park. When train service was continued through Bradley Beach, William J. Paynter, one of the early settlers, opened a post office in his general store on Main Street near the Bradley Beach Station, where the mail was then delivered.

Local citizens appealed to the New Jersey State Legislature for a referendum to separate Bradley Beach from Neptune Township, and on March 28, 1893 Bradley Beach was incorporated making it one of the youngest municipalities in Monmouth County. One month later, the newly formed Borough authorized the office of a Marshall and within the same year the Pioneer Fire Company, the Borough's first fire station, was established.

By 1927, Bradley Beach had become a very popular resort town. Facilities at the beach front included several hundred dressing rooms, hot water baths, two large open-air swimming pools and a number of stores. Bradley Beach attracted thousands of tourists from New York, Pennsylvania and the City of Newark. Construction of the Garden State Parkway in the 1950's contributed to the influx of metropolitan area residents seeking a year-round home with the appeal of living by the ocean within an easy commute to their workplace.

Today, there is a year-round population of 5,000 that increases to approximately 30,000 during the summer months.

PHOTOS

Outside of Park Plaza	Park Plaza, from Riley Park	Bradley Beach Station	Park Plaza from the Station	Balcony View
Open Floor Plans	Kitchen and Amenities	Master Bedroom	Bathroom	Spacious Layouts
Image 11 Text	Kitchen	Living Area	Bedroom	Bright, Open Areas

ABOUT



Park Plaza was designed to reflect the luxurious lifestyle of the Victorian era, but cleverly upgraded to satisfy today's shore lovers. Plenty of white trimmed windows, turreted rooms, peaked roof lines & a brick accented exterior set the mood for open, free flowing spaces inside. All the conveniences you would expect are found here, including: elevators, balconies, private underground parking, courtyard, storage areas, on-site village-style shops, and only five blocks to the beach add to your shore pleasure & convenience. Take in the sites, get sand between your toes, enjoy fine cuisine - come home to the opulence that's Park Plaza!

CONTACT

For more information
about rentals and availibility,
please contact our sales
office at 800-723-1671