50 S Boom Way Coastal Living at Its Best! More than just a waterfront home, this distinctive custom residence offers a true coastal lifestyle. Designed by a Long Beach Island architect, the home stands out with its bell tower, wraparound porches, unique rooflines, and exceptional corner location overlooking Tuckerton Creek and surrounding nature preserves. With 270 feet of vinyl bulkhead and a Riparian Grant (not a lease), boating enthusiasts will appreciate multiple docking options (with a potential of 8-10 boats) and quick access to deep, open water. Whether you're a fisherman, boater, kayaker, waterfowl hunter, or simply enjoy life on the water, this property delivers. Built with 2x6 exterior walls and quality custom woodwork throughout, the home welcomes you with a dramatic two-story foyer, custom tile inlay, water views, and a spiral staircase leading to the third-floor widow's walk. From this unique retreat, enjoy panoramic 360-degree views of the creek, wetlands, and surrounding community, including Fourth of July fireworks. Water views can be enjoyed from nearly every room. The spacious floor plan is ideal for entertaining, featuring a large great room with fireplace, generous dining areas, and a kitchen with a large center island. Watch boats, clammers, and oystermen pass by while enjoying spectacular sunrises and sunsets. The second-floor primary suite offers a fireplace, sitting area, private deck, spa-like bath, oversized walk-in closet, and hidden cedar-lined closet. A rare feature for waterfront homes in the area, the property includes an attached heated three-car garage plus abundant storage for pool, fishing, and boating equipment. Outdoor living options abound, from the sun-filled solarium and expansive TREX deck surrounding the pool to covered and screened porches designed for relaxing in sun or shade. This exceptional waterfront property combines stunning views, premium boating access, abundant living space, and a one-of-a-kind design, creating a rare opportunity to enjoy the very best of coastal living. The home did not have any water inside during Super Storm Sandy.