luxury farmhouses for sale Mercer County, United States

In a no-through street neighborhood lined with mature leafy trees, this deceptively spacious five-bedroom, 3.5-bath home offers exceptional flexibility, including the potential for primary bedroom suites on both the first and second floors. From the curb, the home feels charming and understated with its classic covered front porch, but inside, the scale and thoughtful updates truly impress. Wood floors run throughout the main living areas, adding warmth and continuity across the first level. The living room is anchored by a fireplace with an elegant mantle, while custom-built-in bookcases add both character and functionality on both the first and second floors. The kitchen is designed with practicality in mind, featuring a center island, stainless steel appliances, a Miele dishwasher, a Viking warming drawer, and a chef’s hood vented to the exterior. The adjacent dining area flows into a heated sunroom with baseboard heat, creating a versatile year-round living space. Double doors open to the fenced backyard, where a large patio makes entertaining uncomplicated. The first floor includes three bedrooms, one of which currently serves as a nursery and features its own private bathroom, making it an ideal first-floor primary suite. A second full hall bathroom serves the additional main-level bedrooms. Upstairs, two oversized bedrooms share a spacious bathroom, while a loft area adds even more flexible living space. The finished basement greatly expands the home’s footprint with a handy half bath. Located within one of New Jersey’s most sought-after school systems with the bus stop right on the corner, and just over a mile from the Princeton Junction Train Station and Princeton University, this exceptional property offers the perfect balance of peaceful suburban living and convenient access to vibrant amenities.

Perched high on a hill near the Delaware River, this expanded Titusville ranch is full of warmth, character, and thoughtful updates. Hardwood floors flow throughout much of the home, including the open-concept kitchen with a large quartz island that seats six. The family room features a built-in bar, media wall, and bay window, while the living room offers skylights and a fireplace with a stove insert. The home includes a finished lower level with laundry, two bedrooms in a separate wing, two full baths, and a private primary suite set a few steps up, featuring a ribbon of transom windows, four casement windows, and a lofted dressing area with built-in wardrobes. Outside, enjoy a huge deck, pond, two sheds, and a peaceful setting close to river towns and Hopewell Valley schools.

Set on a quiet street in Princeton’s coveted Western Section, this Mid-Century Modern home begins with a courtyard where a fountain sets the tone before you even reach the front door. Inside, rooms connect in a sequence that encourages movement and conversation, with sightlines stretching across all the living spaces. A newly updated quartz island anchors the kitchen, while a gas fireplace provides a warm glow for both the living room and open dining room.The family room’s sweeping windows overlook meticulously landscaped grounds and generous patios. Dine al fresco beneath the pergola, surrounded by nature’s tranquility. Flexibility is built into nearly every corner of this home’s floor plan. There are four bedrooms, while two additional spaces allow the house to shift with changing needs. One functions as a first-floor office and another occupies its own suite-like setting upstairs, complete with a separate entrance that creates a sense of independence ideal for guests, extended stays, or a dedicated professional workspace. Near the kitchen, an additional bedroom and bath are perfectly suited for live-in help.The primary suite stretches beyond the expected. In addition to a large bedroom, expansive walk-in closet, and en suite bath with a jetted tub and separate shower, the suite includes a private gym wrapped in windows. With heating and air conditioning already in place, it could just as easily become a year-round sunroom, sitting area, office, meditation space, or yoga studio. Original Mid-Century principles remain intact through the home’s flowing layout, providing connection to natural light and greenery through large windows, and an emphasis on adaptable living. A two-car garage, a garden shed, and a new roof keep life organized and provide peace of mind. Princeton’s beloved Western section is prized for its tree-lined streets, stately prestigious and historic homes, proximity to downtown, Palmer Square, and campus, and its classic, deeply established neighborhood feel.