A look inside the new ‘Jersey Shore 2.0’ boardwalk mansion

Trouble in paradise? We’ll see.

While the new beach reality show “Jersey Shore 2.0” has delayed start of production there’s nothing to indicate the project isn’t ultimately happening. Despite the original cast’s complaints when Snooki, J Woww, The Situation and crew took to social media to grieve their "hard work" being rebooted the official word is this is merely a delay not a change of heart on MTV’s part.

It can’t be for lack of spray tans. There are at least two dozen of those in the Atlantic City area where the new show will be filming. It can’t be for lack of alcohol. There’s a liquor store steps away from the eight-bedroom mansion where the show will be centered.

That’s considered a mansion at least by Airbnb standards. It sits just steps away from the famous Atlantic City boardwalk. It lists at 4,000 square feet. It has 6.5 bathrooms. Airbnb has it as going for $1,151 per night. If the show is a hit, I wonder what it will rent for once that run is over?

Here’s a look inside the mansion that will be the home of the new “Jersey Shore 2.0.”

Inside the “Jersey Shore 2.0” home

This is where half the cast will be hanging out, no doubt talking crap about the other half.

Those hardwood floors should be easy to clean up any, uh, party stains.

Nice kitchen with lots of counter space for pizza boxes.

Gotta love the brick!

I would call dibs right now on this bedroom with those windows and its four-post canopy bed.

How rowdy will these deck parties get?

Uh oh. A roommate situation?

Nice old-fashioned clawfoot tub.

A second-floor rear deck that looks out over the ocean. This has to be peaceful at night.

Who knows if “Jersey Shore 2.0” will be a hit? But this house sure is.

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