You won't find it on AirBnb, but you will stumble upon it on the same block it's been on since before the MTV Jersey Shore came in and GTL-ed all over its six bedrooms and roofdeck. Naturally we're talking about the Jersey Shore house—the very one featured in Seasons 1 and 3 of the popular reality show. It's up for rent to regular folks for a whopping $2,500 a day, according to the AP.

Checking out the official listing on Seaside Realty, we can see that the place comes complete with six bedrooms, three bathrooms, three parking spaces and the option of catering or getting a rental DJ. We're going to go ahead and assume that the place is booked up for New Year's already, but now would be the time to begin scooping up summer 2012 dates.

Alas, the cast of the Jersey Shore will not return to film a fifth season at the house, as two spin-off shows are already in the works. The first will follow the further adventures of Snooki and J-Woww as they become roommates, while the second trails DJ Pauly D around the world, making various music and celebrity appearances. Filming on both will commence this late autumn, with the series to hit the air in 2012.]]> JetSetCD 2011-10-25T10:05:54-05:00 http://www.jaunted.com/story/2010/12/1/9138/23021

We don't know about you, but although we dutifully watch every episode of the first season of Jersey Shore on MTV, we couldn't barely get into the second season, the one that removed the "Jersey" from the Jersey Shore and transported the gang down to Miami. It was just...horrible; yes, more horrible than even the premiere season. At least then that was the idea of it. Well, with the third season (back on the Jersey Shore) gearing up to debut on January 6, MTV is apparently to keep milking that cash cow, as it's been hinted that a fourth season is in the works.

In addition to the fact that the cast are yet again renegotiating their contracts—because $30,000 per episode still isn't enough—the Daily Mail drops this juicy note: "The whole cast are expected to return to Seaside Heights, New Jersey in the New Year to begin filming for Season four." ]]> JetSetCD 2010-12-01T09:13:08-05:00 http://www.jaunted.com/story/2010/9/14/85742/1245

Have you been watching this second, Miami-based season of MTV's hit reality show Jersey Shore? Yea, us neither; the group just doesn't work as well when removed from their Seaside Heights, NJ element. Luckily, they've returned back there to film the third season, which should air this winter.

The show originally began building popularity during its first season thanks in part to all of the controversy it stirred up. The State of New Jersey was angry, Italian-Americans were angry, other "Guidos" were angry...the ire just didn't end and thus, "Jersey Shore" didn't either. Now the negativity has spread to include Jersey Shore locals, who are lashing out against the fresh hordes of Snooki-inspired tourists with new nicknames and even bumper stickers. ]]> JetSetCD 2010-09-14T09:34:49-05:00 http://www.jaunted.com/story/2010/7/28/122353/980

Last week we asked where the guidos and guidettes of Jersey Shore should plant their overtanned selves for season three of the MTV show. Looks like the crew is returning to its roots, since the fist-pumpers have been spotted filming on the Jersey Shore.

Not only is the cast spending the summer GTL-ing in Seaside Heights, but a new guidette has joined the group. According to Radar, the new roomie is named Deena Nicole Cortese, and her BFF Snooki reportedly helped her get cast.]]> Jennifer Kester 2010-07-28T12:36:40-05:00 http://www.jaunted.com/story/2010/1/15/14144/1998

Have you thrown or attended a Jersey Shore party yet? Apparently they are all the rage, and not just in clubs where the cast is being tens of thousands of dollars to appear. People are throwing these parties in their own homes, voluntarily giving themselves "guidette poofs" with bumpits, or blowing out the Pauly D hair in good fun.

After last night's episode, we're sure that the parties will spread to whole weekend-long events, since the cast headed even further down the Shore for a mini-vacation at The Tropicana in Atlantic City. Not surprisingly, they found more girls to "pound out" and more guys to "smush."

How this benefits NJ, after the jump]]> JetSetCD 2010-01-15T09:30:01-05:00 http://www.jaunted.com/story/2009/12/11/12934/195

Have you ever "gone down the shore?" Or, better yet, have you seen the new Mtv reality show, following a group of people as they go down the shore for a summer of debauchery and fist pumping on the Jersey Shore? You either love it or despise it with a passion, but it's without a doubt a perfect train wreck of a show, and last night aired the third episode, where the strangers finally mesh and accept their fate to work through the summer as employees at a cheap souvenir T-shirt shop on the boardwalk.

Although the action happens in Seaside Heights, New Jersey, a vacation destination about an hour away from New York City, the antics of the self-professed "guidos" and "guidettes" are rousing the anger in both Times Square (at MTV's HQ) and the heart of dirty Jerz. There are groups (ah hem New Jersey Tourist Board) arguing that the show is stereotyping everything from Italian Americans to New Jerseyans to Staten and Long Islanders (since most of the kids hail from there). But what's really being put on display here, what's really under the microscope, is the loneliness and confusion of the summers of youth. ]]> JetSetCD 2009-12-11T09:32:13-05:00 http://www.jaunted.com/story/2006/5/17/93633/2440

Who could have guessed that Seaside Heights was roiling with class tensions? Not us; we just like it because it keeps us far more entertained conceptually than any other beach town on the Eastern Seaboard ever could, Southampton included. However, our story yesterday, covering the impending gentrification of Seaside Heights--OK, the construction of some luxury condos--seems to have touched a nerve. One reader writes:

It appears the author doesn't want to see this town with upscale places and people. Maybe he's one of those people who comes to this town, blasts loud music, throws trash on my lawn and acts like a complete animal once they cross the bridge to come here. With all this "upscale" going on here, maybe it will stop, and the author will actually have to behave like a grown man or find another town to fight and get drunk in. Maybe, finally the party is over for these inconsiderate animals, and he doesn't like that at all. Only someone of his caliber would mock what's going on in this town. As for me, a longtime resident, I'm ready to have some peace around here.   All this construction is aimed at keeping the "garbage" out and my neighbors and I are looking forward to it.