104 years young, this Johnny-come-lately among Cape May’s historic houses just got a 21st-century reset.

This house spoke to its current owners, and they listened.

A traditional heart beats under that modern exterior.

Plays nice with its neighbors, plays even nicer with you.

A midcentury innovation gets incorporated into a popular traditional house type.

A masterful contemporary reinterpretation of the Jersey Shore vernacular.

What was once an unusually large Airlite is now a mini-palace that seeks to one-up the Medicis.

Buyers who needed to move found ways to do so during the COVID shutdown. Some of the tools they used will also be useful in the months and years ahead.

The lot may be small, but the riverfront is huge — bigger even than this house’s many other amenities.

Loads of space, style and character make this refurbished twin a real standout.

Rustic yet modern, and very eco-conscious.

This former stable has become a distinctive handcrafted live/work residence.

Like living at the country club, only safer.

Imported from all over the early 19th century and reassembled in this one spot for the 21st.

Not your typical modern box, this original was designed by noted local modernist architect Frank Weise.