Beautiful property encompassing thirty-one acres of rolling hills, woodlands, and bucolic vistas, serving as a stunning backdrop to this colonial-era stone residence. The original 1700s structure is complemented by 19th and 20th-century expansions, offering enhanced livability and generous space. Through a covered slate portico, the main wing features spacious common areas, including a large eat-in kitchen with a walk-in stone hearth and a living room centered around a wood-burning fireplace. The ensuite primary bedroom includes a walk-in closet and a private sitting deck accessible via glass sliders. A rear deck, accessible from the kitchen and living room, leads to an above-ground pool and a private backyard. A laundry room and powder room are conveniently located off the foyer, while a secondary staircase leads to a bedroom with a vaulted ceiling, stone wall, and skylights. The c.1835 wing is rich in period details and includes a living room, eat-in kitchen, bedroom, full bath, office/bedroom, and walk-up attic. The wing is perfect for an in-law suite or could easily be opened for additional primary residence space. The grounds feature a large multi-level barn with overhead doors and separate 400-amp electrical service. Land is currently farmed and benefits from lower tax farm assessment. Situated on a premier road midway between Lambertville and Flemington, this historic homestead is ready for its next steward.
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