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Home > Projects > Home Builds > Completed Home Builds |
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Completed Home Builds |
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Sponsored by Coldwell Banker and supplemented by
an additional grant from Citibank this project
in Wall, NJ was started in October 2007.
Construction was completed in November 2008 and the
House Dedication was on November 22, 2008.
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Centex Home Builders
sponsored this project on 1701 Columbus Ave in
Neptune, NJ. The ground breaking for this
project was on
September 16, 2005. |
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This house in Neptune was completed in December 2005.
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Women Build Project - 1825 McBride Avenue
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The ground breaking for this project was on
October 2, 2004.
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Meridian House - 1814 McBride Avenue
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We broke ground for this project in May 2003. |
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Centennial House - 1812 McBride Avenue
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Centennial House,
this house was built as a cooperative effort
between St. Catharine-St. Margaret Parish in
Spring Lake, and Coastal Habitat for
Humanity. The official groundbreaking
ceremony was in October 2002. This joint
effort was the first of its kind being
undertaken by Coastal Habitat and a single
church community. However, since this effort
began several other community-minded
organizations have expressed interest in
making a similar commitment to build a house
with Habitat. The construction work on
Centennial House was completed in November
2003. More than 500 members of the St.
Catharine-St. Margaret Parish helped build
the Centennial House. The house was
dedicated on December 6, 2003. |
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The
construction for the first house on McBride Avenue in Neptune, NJ.
began in May
2002. Corporate volunteers were involved in a large
part of the construction. The house was
dedicated in May 2003. |
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In September 2001, Coastal HFH began its fifth house project. This
four-bedroom ranch style home at 263 Fisher Avenue in Neptune,
NJ was completed in April 2002. |
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138 Division Street – From moved house to new home
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During the winter of 2000 and spring of 2001, the Volunteers completed work on a
four-bedroom Cape Cod style house that was donated to Coastal HFH. The house was moved from Sea Girt, NJ to Neptune, NJ and situated on a property
at 138 Division Street. New electrical, plumbing and sewer service was installed and the interior made ready for the family of six. |
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During the year 2000, Coastal HFH completed a stick built ranch at 271 Fisher Avenue in Neptune, NJ. This project involved 164 volunteers who accounted for over 3,800 hours of work. Business partnerships
that helped with this project included Hardie Siding Co.,
House of Paints, and the apprentice school of the NJ Tapers and Painters Union. |
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This dwelling on Eighth Avenue in Neptune
was rehabilitated by Coastal Habitat for
Humanity volunteers in 1999 - 2000 and is
again "home" for Frank and Ella Lindsey. |
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The first Coastal
Habitat for Humanity house, built in Asbury
Park, was dedicated in December 1997. |
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