The Corgie St Creamery is nestled on a quiet one way street in the heart of the historic district. It was recently renovated. Sleeping 8 guests we have 3 bedroms and 2 full bathrooms and 1 half bath. We provide blankets, sheets, and towels. Please pack your own beach towels. Guests may use the Howard Street Beach Cabana provided by Steger's Beach Service. Beach amenities include 4 chairs and 1 umbrella. Instructions are at the property in the welcome book for guest access. If beach tags are available, you may enjoy them. Please return them to where they were found. Beach tags are not guarenteed.

Just blocks from the beach located on a quiet one way street, in the heart of the historic district. 828 Corgie is a twin that is approx 2200 sq feet (left side) with large back deck including gas grill and large shared yard. The front porch and rear patios are separated for privacy.

Relax on the front porch and watch the horse and carriage go by or sit on the back deck and use the gas grill. There is wifi, cable, new stainless appliances, gas range, washer and dryer. Enjoy the outside shower after a long day at the beach. Parking included - 3 space stacked in the driveway.

The Corgie St. Creamery was one of the first homes on the block built in 1862, by Thomas Campbell an Irish immigrant, who lived here and worked a dairy farm in the back of the home. Mr. Campbell's dairy store was on what today is the Cape May mall, located at the current Dellas 5 & 10. Mr. Campbell went on to become the Cape May Assessor and on to be Cape May's first police chief.

Other things to note:
This is 155 year old historic house, most people find it to be lovely and a great example of historic Cape May, it should be noted this is not a new modern luxury home. It comes with some of the quirks and character that any restored historic home would.