The agencies at Stockton
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Just a few turns from New Jersey’s last covered bridge, 89 inspired acres roll out like a pastoral dream in the heart of Hunterdon County. This is not your average farmstead. This is a place where traditions are honored, animals are well-housed, and there’s a proper barn just for parties complete with a barrel-vaulted ceiling and a bar. The land itself is shaped by a network of fenced paddocks, dry lots, and barns that still serve their original purpose. One is ready for horses with four stalls, a heated tack room, and a hayloft that swallows up to 1,200 bales. Another once ran as a dairy barn, now brimming with potential, and there’s even a proper chicken coop. At the center of it all, the 19th-century farmhouse has been added upon and transformed into a place of pure comfort and grace, warmed by two gas fireplaces and the stories told around them. The kitchen, with its oversized island, hearth, and casual dining nook, is where the hours melt away. The great room, with its soaring ceiling and shuttered interior windows, is equal parts music hall and quiet escape. The living room spills out onto a wide bluestone patio. The dining room still knows how to host a holiday, and the upstairs main bedroom is thoughtfully tucked away from the others, one of which hides a cedar closet. There’s laundry upstairs, a sauna below, and a stone-walled nook that all but begs to become a wine cellar. Elsewhere on the property are surprises that stretch this estate beyond a single narrative: a garage with a finished game room above, a storybook cottage-style apartment, another two-bedroom apartment with a loft, and a studio with its own bathroom. Even the pets have their own fenced ¾-acre patch to keep them safe. In a world that moves too fast, this is a place that knows how to slow down while keeping farm life humming. Property is comprised of two lots: 4.92 for the main residence and 84 for the farmland. Please note the bedroom and bathroom counts include the Guest House and Cottage.
…By Callaway Henderson Sotheby's International Realty
Some homes have history, this one has presence. Dating to the late 1700s, this remarkable stone home sits amid beautiful, scenic acreage where stacked stone walls, a graceful semicircular gravel driveway, and a winding fieldstone walkway create an unforgettable first impression. Two inviting covered front porches offering serene vistas of the expansive front yard, hint at the character waiting inside. A stone pathway leads to the lower porch, framed by handsome tapered posts and opens through triple French doors to the living and dining rooms, creating an effortless connection between indoor and outdoor living. An impressive big foyer with terrazzo tile flooring, leads to a tastefully remodeled open kitchen designed for both everyday living and entertaining, with a large window over the sink and cathedral beamed ceilings soar overhead, while dramatic angled transom windows draw in natural light and frame views of the surrounding landscape. A cozy breakfast nook with an island for prep and seating featuring terrazzo tile floors add a touch of sophistication. A sliding door opens up to a stone patio, further extending your living space outdoors. The living room is open to the dining area, all anchored by a striking fireplace with a substantial wood mantel, exposed beams, slate flooring and detailed millwork throughout the home reflects the craftsmanship of another era. A practical first-floor layout includes a laundry room, powder room, a pantry, and a utility closet with a new water softener, blending modern convenience with the home's enduring character. The second level unveils two bedrooms, each with hardwood flooring and exposed beams. An impressive stone wall with an original fireplace and built-ins grace bedroom two. Double doors lead out to the covered front porch, offering a tranquil retreat. A full bath completes this level. While the entire top floor is reserved for a private primary suite complete with its own outdoor deck, office nook, vaulted ceiling, hardwood flooring, a double closet and an en-suite bath. In all, the home offers three bedrooms and two-and-a-half baths. Inside, every room feels thoughtfully composed. While rich in history, the house lives beautifully for today, balancing period architecture with comfortable gathering spaces and timeless style. Whether enjoying coffee on the porch, dining on the stone patio, or simply taking in the peaceful setting, this is a home that celebrates its remarkable past while embracing everyday life. This property is conveniently located just minutes from the heart of the award-winning historic towns of Lambertville and New Hope. An easy walk also brings you to a picturesque bike path along the canal and access to the famous Lambertville Flea Market.
…By Callaway Henderson Sotheby's International Realty
This charming country farmhouse, bank barn and pool is situated on over 6 acres of open land in the very desirable Jericho Valley, Upper Makefield! The updated home circa 1860 combines timeless charm with modern comforts. There is a large bright Country kitchen with lots of cabinet space and center island plus a lovely eat-in breakfast area with a wall of windows. A sunny dining room/sunroom with beamed ceiling and a wall of windows overlooks the pool area. The beautiful formal living room with fireplace and bay window as well as a library with built-ins feature original random pine board flooring. The second floor offers a large primary suite with en-suite bath and French doors leading out to an upper sundeck overlooking the pool. There are an additional 2 bedrooms and 2 full baths as well as a laundry room. A finished third floor includes an additional bedroom plus 2 smaller rooms perfect for an office or study, expanding the home's flexible layout for guests, work or hobbies. A wonderful, large, covered porch leads to a terrace, hot tub, and pool area. The grounds include a fabulous bank barn with a 2-car garage, a second floor for storage and a reimagined interior. The box stalls and tack room have been converted into a large workshop, hobby room and art studio; however they could easily be returned to their original purpose for those wishing to have horses. A grass courtyard framed by ivy-draped stone walls and a fountain is a perfect spot for enjoying quiet moments and the long-distance views. The beautiful grounds with hard scaping, an old stone wishing well, outdoor lighting, a springhouse perfect for a garden shed and thoughtfully curated gardens create a true rural oasis. Located minutes to New Hope and Lambertville, the home is approximately 50 minutes to Philadelphia and 70 minutes to NYC. There are also convenient bus routes as well as train stations.
…By Kurfiss Sotheby's International Realty
An extraordinary country estate! One of the premier properties of Elk Creek Farm, this magnificent 120+ acre retreat features two homes, barns and stables, a tranquil pond, rolling pastures, and breathtaking countryside views. Ideally located just minutes from historic New Hope and Doylestown—with their galleries, shops, and restaurants—and offering an easy commute to Philadelphia or New York, this estate combines privacy, beauty, and convenience. The casually elegant main house offers a gracious floor plan designed for both comfortable living and impressive entertaining. Four fireplaces provide warmth throughout, while a stunning four-season room spans the back of the home, showcasing panoramic vistas. A richly paneled den/office and a family room with Juliet balcony overlook the pond. Outdoor living shines with a bluestone patio featuring a built-in grill, meandering walkways, a lighted tennis court, and a heated in-ground pool. A charming circa 1890 guest home offers three bedrooms and delightful period details—perfect for guests or extended family. The property is a true turnkey farm, complete with a beautifully restored bank barn featuring stalls, hay storage, feed room, and equipment garages. An eight-stall horse barn—originally designed for racehorses—includes an air-conditioned office, powder room, and wash stall. Five additional Morton buildings, multiple run-in sheds, acres of fenced pastures with heated waters, and paved internal roadways complete this exceptional offering. Private, picturesque, and grand—this is a rare opportunity to own one of Bucks County’s most stunning country estates.
…By Kurfiss Sotheby's International Realty
The 9.63 acre portion of this Hopewell Township parcel is a farmland assessed Christmas tree farm. The pole barn is over 2700 square feet with a concrete base. This charming Cape set on 10.19 scenic acres offers lush wooded views, a pole barn and multiple outbuildings. Lovingly cared for by its original owners, this home is move-in read and sits on a half-acre lot. Inside, create your dream home. Two bedrooms and a full bath are on the main level, while the second floor is a dedicated bedroom suite with another bathroom and plenty of storage. The wood burning living room stove and basement stove keep you toasty, perfect for cozy nights in. Whether you're dreaming of a hobby farm, space for recreation, or just wide-open land, this property has you covered. With Hopewell Township schools and a Lambertville mailing address, this property offers potential and charm and is ready for you to make your own happy memories here.
…By Callaway Henderson Sotheby's International Realty
Rare opportunity to own approximately 17.4 acres in Hopewell Township. The property is currently farmland assessed and includes a tenant-occupied farmhouse dating to circa 1883. Surrounded by the scenic farmland and natural beauty that define the Hopewell Valley, the property offers a unique opportunity for agricultural use, rental income, and long-term land ownership in one of Central New Jersey's most desirable rural locations. Preservation restrictions apply, and any subdivision, development, or changes in use beyond agricultural purposes would require approval from the Mercer County Agriculture Development Board (CADB) and the New Jersey State Agriculture Development Committee (SADC). The existing farmhouse contains approximately 2,200 square feet and is currently rented. Buyers should conduct their own due diligence regarding the condition of the improvements, wetlands, preservation restrictions, and any future approvals or permitted uses. Conveniently located near Princeton, Pennington, and Lambertville, this property presents a rare opportunity to acquire a preserved farm with income-producing improvements in the heart of Hopewell Township.
…By Callaway Henderson Sotheby's International Realty
This classic Bucks County farmhouse estate offers a rare opportunity to own a fully equipped equestrian property set on nearly 13 picturesque acres in Hilltown Township. Designed with the serious horse enthusiast in mind, the property seamlessly combines a turnkey training facility with the timeless charm of a circa-1780 farmhouse—creating an ideal setting for both horse and rider. At the heart of the farm is a 60' x 120' indoor riding arena, thoughtfully updated with masonry sand and fiber footing for optimal performance. Complementing the indoor is a 100' x 200' outdoor arena with well-draining footing, providing year-round versatility for training and riding. The well-appointed barn features 23 horse stalls, 4 pony stalls, and a two-stall shed row, along with two tack rooms, a kitchenette, and a bathroom for convenience. Eleven fenced pastures with solar-powered electric fencing allow for efficient rotation and turnout, while a round pen and hot walker support a complete training program. A private trail encircles the pastures, offering the ease of riding directly on your own property. Above the barn, two beautifully updated apartments—one one-bedroom and one two-bedroom—provide excellent options for staff housing, guest accommodations, or rental income. One includes an enclosed porch, while the other offers a flexible bonus room. The farmhouse itself overlooks the grounds, offering peaceful views of the pastures and daily horse activity. A welcoming wraparound front porch sets the tone, while inside, the home blends historic character with modern comfort. Wide-plank yellow pine floors, deep window sills, and exposed beams reflect its heritage, while the thoughtfully designed layout supports today’s lifestyle. The living room features a striking stone fireplace with wood insert, and the dining room includes a built-in mirrored serving cabinet and generous storage. A dramatic floor-to-ceiling stone wall anchors the kitchen, which is equipped with cherry cabinetry, granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, and a bright breakfast area. The family room, with its raised-hearth stone fireplace, opens to a private 530-square-foot two-tiered deck—perfect for relaxing or entertaining while overlooking the pastures. A mudroom with laundry, located on the barn side of the home, provides a practical transition from stable to house. Upstairs, the primary suite offers a walk-in closet and a spacious bath with dual vanities, Jacuzzi tub, and separate shower. Three additional bedrooms and a full bath complete the second floor, while a walk-up attic offers expansion potential. Additional highlights include a new roof (May 2024), updated HVAC systems (2022/2023), a newer oil tank and heater flue, and an electronic dog fence encompassing approximately six acres. Beyond equestrian use, the indoor arena can easily accommodate storage for equipment, vehicles, or recreational boats. An adjacent equipment shed and a heated/cooled 1.5-car garage with 220 three-phase electric, high ceilings, and bright LED lighting make this property equally appealing for hobbyists or small business use. Ideally located in the heart of Bucks County—just 5 miles from Dublin, approximately 18 miles from the Bucks County Horse Park, 35 miles from Philadelphia, and 80 miles from New York City—this property offers the perfect balance of accessibility and a private country setting. Act 319 preferential assessment, which may allow for a one-acre subdivision, offering potential for a second homesite (buyer to verify). 24-hour notice required.
…By Kurfiss Sotheby's International Realty
An elegant white 19th century Federal Style Home just 5 miles from Princeton stands on four acres with sweeping views of bountiful gardens, a picturesque pond and park-like lawns. Just passing by, it is clear that the current owners have been excellent stewards of this historic property, a beloved fixture along one of the prettiest roads in the area. Even though the house was built with large rooms and high ceilings across all three floors, carefully considered expansions by acclaimed local architect Max Hayden have added still more space for entertaining, as well as the possibility of single-level living. French doors flanking the living room fireplace open to a glorious sunroom with a stone floor and a commanding stone fireplace. A corner wet bar is perfectly placed to keep refreshments handy for dinners out on the patio. Off the celebration-sized dining room, the second addition serves as an office or a stunning guest suite with French doors beneath a beamed ceiling. The eat-in kitchen has modern functionality with pro-level appliances and an open sightline into the family room, yet custom cherry cabinetry feels period-appropriate and a walk-in fireplace stands as a reminder of meals simmering all day over a constant flame. Even pass-through areas are roomy and useful, like the back hall, with a powder room and loads of built-in storage, that leads to the quietly situated library with incredible views of the grounds. The best vantage point, however, is a big sun deck off the largest of five second floor bedrooms. All have great closet space, especially the primary suite with a walk-in outside the cheerfully tiled bath. With a full kitchen and a clean white bathroom, the multi-room third floor serves equally well as an au pair apartment or a spot for all-day play and all-night sleepovers. This entire property has successfully and gracefully evolved with changing times, thankfully, without losing any of its authenticity and charm. Even the cupola capped garage beautifully supports the needs of a modern lifestyle with three bays, a workshop and solar panels. Square footage per Montgomery Twp tax assessor.
…By Callaway Henderson Sotheby's International Realty
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