Waterfront gem with ocean access and your own private dock in the quaint Matunuck Point Neighborhood. Enjoy panoramic views of the ocean, beach, sunrise, Potter Pond and some of the best surf in New England from this incomparable setting. The second floor is newly renovated featuring 3 bedrooms & 2 full baths with sweeping ocean views. The interior features hardwood floors, original woodwork, a cozy living room adorned with a beautiful stone fireplace and lots of natural light. Offering tranquility and enviable beach living, just steps to a white sandy beach. Kayak to the Matunuck Oyster bar considered one of the best Oyster Bars in the U. S. , clam/fish right off your dock. This is a perfect location from which to enjoy your year round residence, summer haven, or successful rental property. Having quick access to restaurants, shopping & boating it offers a wonderful living experience in a place of unparalleled beauty. Soak up everything this magical location has to offer.
Waterfront. Matunuck Point. Panoramic Views Potters Pond. Classic Shingle Style Home, 3 bed, 3 Bath. Newer Roof and Septic. Light Filled Rooms, Hardwoods, Partial Finish Walkout Basement w/ Bath. LR w/ Stone Fireplace. Possible Dock. Walk to Beach.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$9,859 (−3.4%)
$792,500 + $310,300
$1,102,800
2024
$10,211
$664,800 + $259,300
$924,100
2023
$10,211 (+0.9%)
$664,800 + $259,300
$924,100
2022
$10,119 (−5.6%)
$664,800 + $259,300
$924,100
2021
$10,720
$541,800 + $200,100
$741,900
2020
$10,720
$541,800 + $200,100
$741,900
2019
$10,720 (+13.8%)
$541,800 + $200,100
$741,900
2018
$9,424 (+2.4%)
$433,500 + $167,500
$601,000
2017
$9,201 (+9.9%)
$433,500 + $167,500
$601,000
2016
$8,373 (+7.0%)
$433,500 + $121,400
$554,900
2015
$7,828 (+0.7%)
$369,800 + $134,600
$504,400
2014
$7,777
$369,800 + $132,600
$502,400
2013
$7,772 (−0.4%)
$369,800 + $132,600
$502,400
2012
$7,807
$389,200 + $149,200
$538,400
Tax history for 202 Peninsula Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$9,859 (−3.4%)
$792,500 + $310,300
$1,102,800
2024
$10,211
$664,800 + $259,300
$924,100
2023
$10,211 (+0.9%)
$664,800 + $259,300
$924,100
2022
$10,119 (−5.6%)
$664,800 + $259,300
$924,100
2021
$10,720
$541,800 + $200,100
$741,900
2020
$10,720
$541,800 + $200,100
$741,900
2019
$10,720 (+13.8%)
$541,800 + $200,100
$741,900
2018
$9,424 (+2.4%)
$433,500 + $167,500
$601,000
2017
$9,201 (+9.9%)
$433,500 + $167,500
$601,000
2016
$8,373 (+7.0%)
$433,500 + $121,400
$554,900
2015
$7,828 (+0.7%)
$369,800 + $134,600
$504,400
2014
$7,777
$369,800 + $132,600
$502,400
2013
$7,772 (−0.4%)
$369,800 + $132,600
$502,400
2012
$7,807
$389,200 + $149,200
$538,400
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Public record
Public record
Zoning
Beds
3
Baths
3
Stories
2
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
9,148 Sq. Ft.
Year renovated
—
Sq. Ft.
1,776
Year built
1930
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Washington County
APN
234172
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Jun 22, 2026.
R20
SFHA
CCO
Medium High Density Residential District
This district allows a residential density of up to 2.2 dwelling units per acre. The lot sizes for single-household detached dwellings is 20,000 sq ft. This district reflects the amount and type of development that already has taken place, as well as areas into which future expansion would be appropriate. These areas should be considered a high priority for the provision of public water and sewer service and for general infrastructure upgrading. However, public sewer service in Matunuck, and Snug Harbor is not recommended. A waste water management approach for these areas is preferred. Mixed uses historically have developed and should be permitted to continue and to expand subject to strict environmental controls. A neighborhood center/village district approach should be taken for additional development in this district. Special care in site planning must be taken. However, such patterns of residential development can be economically and environmentally sound. While the population density may be high, the existing physical development is varied and extensive. Shopping districts, personal services, community facilities, and public water and sewer generally are available and convenient and support local residents as well as the region. This district is highly accessible and served by a well-developed network of roads and public transit.