A locally famous home along the Atlantic Ocean in Point Pleasant has been listed for the third summer in a row as the town’s ‘Sinatra House’ is hoping to finally find a new owner.
Situated at 175 Boardwalk, the 3,600 square foot home was built in 1987 and once owned by Paul Smith. He retired in 1999 as the chairman of distribution for Sony Music and was a die-hard Sinatra fan, often blasting the crooner’s songs out of the home’s speaker system during the summer months.
Smith lived in the home full-time during his retirement until his death in 2002, with his four children keeping the music going in the years since. But the siblings are now looking to find the next generation of homeowners for the house, which has an asking price of $2.9 million.
The home features a total of eight bedrooms along with four full bathrooms and can sleep up to 25 people. The house includes a one-car garage and parking for over 10 vehicles, with the lot itself spanning 5,660 square feet.
The main level of the house features an open concept with sweeping water views from every window plus a covered wraparound front porch that offers beautiful panoramas and the obligatory outdoor speaker system. The floor sports four of the eight bedrooms along with a flex room complete with a private entrance.
The second level includes another bedroom and living space plus a balcony and another full bath, offering a space that essentially adds up to a master suite. The home’s lower level boasts a spacious living room with a coffered ceiling. bar area, three additional bedrooms, and another full bathroom.
The home is listed with James Ward of Keller Williams Realty Ocean Living and this isn’t the first time the family has tried to sell the property. The Sinatra house was first listed for sale back in late 2022 for a whopping $4.4 million and hit the market again last year with a reduced asking price of $3.3 million.
