I stayed here in early June prior to the "season". Let me list the pros and cons for me. Again, everyone is interested in something different when they go away so what worked and didn't work for me, may be different for you. I should have done my homework on the area. I'd only been to Seaside Heights once many years ago.
Pros:
Very close to the beach which made it easy to carry a beach chair there, or take several walks a day on the boardwalk.
The unit was very spacious and clean. It was a well-stocked kitchen, though the most I used was the coffee pot and toaster oven.
The front deck was great to have, even though it was small. Perfect for two people.
There's a small BBQ on the deck which wasn't listed on the site.
The central air worked great and the owner had it set nice and cool for my arrival.
There's a designated parking space for one car in front of the house.
If you have a family and are looking for close beach access, and dinner is BBQ or pizza delivery, this is a great property for you.
Cons:
I arrived on a hot Saturday and found the crowd that Seaside Heights attracts was loud, cursing teens/early twenties types who would walk up and down the street and dump their empty fast food garbage on the stops and even the sidewalk. There were several incidents in the motels in the area (particularly on the corner) that required the police to arrive.
All the windows need replacing. There were gaps so large between the windows and their frames that they didn't block out much sound when the crowds were loud.
The toaster oven needs to be replaced or given a good cleaning.
Because of the week I arrived, which was before school ended and the season began, most of the nice restaurants were closed during the week. I don't consider the boardwalk places nice restaurants.
The parking situation is awful if anyone visits you overnight. There's metered parking only in the area.
I found Klee's Bar and Grill on Boulevard to be a decent neighborhood type place to get a nice burger or salad.
The steps outside were very steep for me to manage given my age.