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A host of improvements, both dramatic and subtle, make this Constitution Hill home a sophisticated offering. Unexpected materials, such as birdseye maple and textured grasscloth, were carefully chosen to impart natural warmth and make everyday spaces feel special. Even the staircase has been embellished with oak spindles for a more timeless look that also carries over into the open entertaining areas. Pella French doors were added to the cathedral living room for added light and functionality, encouraging more use of the notably private stone patio. For quiet evenings alone, retreat to the den, where shaker-style wood built-ins house the TV along plenty of closed storage. Sub-Zero and Bosch appliances serve the kitchen, where full-extension/soft-close WoodMode cabinetry and polished marble both have striking patterns for a look that’s casually elegant. Indulgent upgrades to the main level primary suite include two customized walk-in closets and a huge seamless glass shower with multi-directional jets. On the bright upper level, newly installed hardwood floors enhance much of the space. With 2 bedrooms, 2 full baths and a loft, relaxing space for guests is ample. Be sure to explore all the useful areas of the basement and the generously sized garage. This handsome home in convenient Constitution Hill is not to be missed!

Exceptional in so many ways, from the size of the private lot to the untouched woodwork, this Western Section Tudor transports you to another time and place. Much care and effort went into the modernization of every level and the result is a home that's as dependable and practical as they come, yet feels like a storybook romance set in the English countryside. Hand-finished plaster walls and custom-replicated built-ins conceal updated electric, plumbing and heating, plus security and sound systems, while a whole-house generator ensures comfort is never in question. Without these worries, you are free to revel in the splendor of the hand-hewn ceiling beams, paneled oak doors and rose garden views through metal casement windows. The award-winning kitchen by Spyglass Design features a soapstone sink with polished nickel Perrin & Rowe fixtures. A double Thermador range supports chef-level cooking amid the inviting warmth of a prairie stove. Tile from Paris Ceramics tops a reinforced floor that flows into an indispensable mudroom. A bar is centrally located to serve the large family room, where a TV is hidden over the fireplace, as well as the rebuilt stone terrace, with an impressive fireplace of its own. Even the finished basement is ready for entertaining with a temp-controlled wine room and yet another fireplace. In addition to 5 bedrooms, a collection of upper level private spaces include a sunny third floor hideaway, an office lined with built-ins and a lounge with a stunning cathedral ceiling above a stained glass window. Radiant heat, a steam shower and an infinity tub are some of the perks found in 4 renovated bathrooms. Finely detailed furniture-quality storage by Raynor Woodworking supplements a walk-in closet in the main suite, where views are magical from a Juliet balcony and a sun-soaked bay. To fully appreciate the size of the lot, a complete walk of the property is a must. You'll discover tiered lawns culminating in a shaded water feature, plus the perfect spot for any additional recreational amenities behind the 3-bay garage.

In 1932, if you wanted to commission a grand residence in Princeton, there was a definitive architect at the top of the list. Rolf Bauhan was responsible for many elegant homes on the Western side of town, but none so romantic and full of storybook beauty as this Norman Tudor. After a multi-million dollar restoration in 2000, the whole house is in better-than-new condition with countless modern enhancements that respect Bauhan’s vision, like custom interior storms on all leaded glass windows and radiant heat for woodwork that remains undisturbed. Carved embellishments, limestone fireplaces, window seats and even a secret passage are captivating, one-of-a-kind details that add to the magical atmosphere. Antique stone tile, Carrara marble and black walnut are timeless choices spanning the butler’s pantry and the bespoke eat-in kitchen served by a full suite of Viking appliances. While the formal rooms are plenty big enough for any party, hosting friends in the basement speakeasy is irresistible. A gas fireplace, a copper bar and a wine cellar with a working safe make the party room, which seats up to 32 guests, feel intimate. The rooms of the upper levels cater to restful retreat and focused work. The bright primary suite is lined with windows overlooking the rear lawn. Its marble bathroom boasts a steam shower, while a second half-bath off the dressing room features a stunning vanity sourced from the Pierre Hotel. Closets throughout the halls and five bedrooms are lined with cedar, even on the third floor where guests get the turret sitting room all to themselves. Those working from home can choose between a roomy office up the back stairs or the laboratory of the original owner, a noted Princeton chemist. At over 3 acres, the estate-sized property can easily accommodate a pool, sport court and even tented celebrations. In fact, plans and permits already exist for a future pool next to the covered terrace. Additional patios more intimate in size are edged with peonies and professionally tended heirloom roses flourishing against garden walls. Brick walls also conceal the 3-bay garage and a parking court. Everything from the slate roof to the copper gutters to the basement systems have been maintained with scrupulous care, allowing new stewards of this storied property to rest easy and relish its enduring beauty. Owner is NJ Licensed Real Estate Agent.

An authentic Princeton farmhouse directly across from Carnegie Lake has been elevated and enlarged to meet every modern need, including working from home and hosting guests in ultimate comfort, all while encouraging a healthy indoor/outdoor lifestyle. Multiple gardens and stone patios surround the crisply painted clapboard exterior lined with French doors and nearly all new wood windows. A variety of native perennials attract pollinators, an organic kitchen garden inspires culinary creativity and a sprawling lawn beyond stacked stone walls is big enough for any sport or perhaps a future pool. The interior masterfully combines character, comfort and timeless style after a full renovation and major additions by architect Cathy Knight, well-known for her finesse with historic homes. Original mantels still decorate the dining room and two sitting rooms, where formal occasions and relaxed gatherings flow outdoors with ease. A wet bar bridges the family room, capped with a lofty ceiling, and the kitchen, designed for use by professional restaurateurs with a suite of Thermador appliances. A vintage cast iron sink and built-in hutch are practical reminders of the home’s beginnings, yet just around the corner, a custom mud entry and attached garage support a modern household’s busy lifestyle. More perks uncommon in a period home include a bright bonus room, already plumbed and big enough for both work and play, and a self-sufficient guest wing with every luxury imaginable. With a gas fireplace beneath a cathedral ceiling, a fully-equipped kitchen, a walk-in closet and laundry, your guests will want for nothing. Four upstairs bedrooms are generous in size, each with direct bath access. The extra-private primary suite has three closets and a rain shower in its period-inspired renovated bathroom. Another jack-and-jill bath is brand new with watery blue tile that calls to mind its lakeside location. With downtown Princeton only a mile away, this special property hidden behind a ring of mature trees has a refined country feel with urban convenience.

An Exceptional Blend of Architectural Elegance, Outdoor Beauty and Historical Worth - Charles Steadman, the prolific architect who transformed both the town and university with his signature Greek Revival style is credited with creating this eye-catching landmark that has been admired for nearly two hundred years. For this house, he began with a modest, existing, 18th century dwelling and created an elegant residence with high ceilings, carved marble fireplaces, grand pocket doors and all the exceptional millwork one would expect from an interior of this caliber. What may come as a surprise is the beautiful condition of these features, including original floors, and the overall livability of the comfortable rooms. Even the basement is as welcoming as it is functional with a fireplace-accented office and a rec space with built-ins and brick floors. Tucked away on the main floor, a tavern-like room clearly marks the oldest section of the home with a cooking fireplace, a beamed ceiling and even a handy half-bath. A little covered patio draped in wisteria opens to the yard, as does the sunny kitchen addition. A breakfast room lined with windows and storage is a casual alternative to the banquet-sized dining room. Outdoor entertaining is another appealing option with a stone terrace overlooking a sweep of lawn studded with majestic trees, the site of more than one happy wedding celebration. The second level of the residence includes four spacious bedrooms with more tall ceilings, plentiful windows and handsome fireplaces. Three of them have adjoining baths. The top floor is a charming hideaway with a fifth bedroom and fourth full bath, along with valuable cedar-lined storage. Of course, the picturesque barn has all the storage you could ever need and potential to be so much more! Come experience the magic of this historic property yourself and learn more about its fascinating past and future potential. This stately property encompasses 0.75 acres of well-manicured, park-like grounds with the option to buy an adjacent buildable lot sprawling 0.72 acres (#682 Princeton Kingston Road), at an additional cost.

Western Section neighbors have watched with eager anticipation as this gracious 1848 Colonial was restored over the course of two years. With a prominent spot along the most admired stretch of Library Place, everyone can appreciate the enhanced exterior, now clad in DURATION poly-ash siding with new roof, windows, and mahogany porches, but few have seen how the interior’s best original features were revived and complemented by countless improvements. Sun-splashed rooms extending from the grand center hall made this project worth the effort and expense. New wide-plank oak floors join tall pocket doors in the living room and family room, both sized to host any occasion, celebratory or intimate. While numerous French doors encourage gatherings to spill outdoors, the dining room goes even further to highlight the pretty setting. It is completely wrapped in glass for unencumbered views of the partially shaded yard and bluestone-edged pool. With a preferred semi-open layout, the kitchen, too, peeks out at the poolscape. Glass-front cabinetry, chef-approved appliances and new quartz countertops are a combination that will serve beautifully for years to come. A custom outfitted laundry room and a powder room with a dash of glam hint at the level of finish for four new bathrooms upstairs. Follow the cupola-lit three story staircase to a selection of nine rooms, some of them full suites with walk-in closets, which allow the private upper levels to function as you see fit. A corner room with a fireplace makes an ideal office or sitting room beside the main suite, which boasts a slipper tub, rain shower and detailed tilework within its marble bath. A bonus room on the newly air conditioned top floor may be the site of fun-filled sleepovers now, then down the road, a quiet artist’s studio. As it has done for the past 175 years, this house will continue to evolve gracefully.

The award-winning restoration of Westland, once the beloved home of President Grover Cleveland, brought plaster-detailed ceilings, carved mantels and oversized windows back to a level of magnificence that would undoubtedly please the Jersey-born Commander in Chief. Yet this gloriously bright home is far from suspended in time. The modern sensibilities of the current owners prove that fresh, fun and functional can successfully go hand-in-hand with stately ornamentation. The 1.57-acre grounds also support a leisurely lifestyle with a renovated pool, covered porch and 3-car garage to one side. While a profusion of hydrangea blooms bring lively color to the whole property, the formal garden extending from a broad bluestone patio is an especially captivating spot for summertime soirees. Inside, ceilings rise well over 12-feet, but feel even loftier above clean white walls washed in sunlight. Most rooms are large and versatile, yet there are spots to steal away for conversation or a cocktail. Some may choose to use the library off the family room as a bar or create a breakfast nook in the sunroom lined with gracefully arched windows. While the kitchen feels simply timeless with brilliant white cabinetry and natural marble, a custom steel hood over an enormous Viking range shows it can stand up to the demands of a serious chef. A nearby mud entry with cubbies and a half-bath keeps wet feet and backpacks in check. Accessible by two staircases, the second level is enchanting in its own right with five bedrooms boasting features like built-ins and fireplaces. The primary suite also offers walk-in closets, one fit for a queen with a stunning chandelier. Work, play, exercise and host extra holiday guests on the airy top floor, complete with its own bathroom, a walk-in cedar closet and some of the prettiest windows in the whole house. There are so many reasons to fall head over heels for history-rich Westland, but perhaps the best part is its amazing proximity to Princeton destinations. The library, Palmer Square, The Arts Council, the YMCA and, of course, campus are a pleasant stroll from the gracious front porch.

Discover unparalleled elegance in this majestic estate nestled in this prestigious community of Princeton, NJ. Spread over two lush, gated acres, this property offers both privacy and prestige. Renovated and reimagined in 2016 by the acclaimed, multi-award-winning architect Andres Charalambous, founder of Forma Design in Washington, DC, this project showcases his signature warm, modern, and clean design—a pinnacle of sophistication. As you approach the grand facade, the expansive driveway leads you to a stunning residence that is a testament to luxurious living. Inside, the home boasts five beautifully appointed bedrooms and five full bathrooms, each designed with meticulous attention to detail and comfort. The interiors are a showcase of luxury finishes and state-of-the-art Wolf appliances, blending modern functionality with timeless design. Experience wellness and relaxation right at home with a bespoke massage room tailored for tranquility. The sunroom provides a radiant space for peaceful afternoons bathed in natural light, and winter evening readings aside the fireplace. For entertainment, the property features an expansive space that caters to gatherings of all sizes, from intimate family nights to grand celebrations. While the bluestone patio is perfect for alfresco dining and gatherings, overlooking the stunning heated inground pool. Step outside to a serene backdrop of meticulously maintained gardens and verdant lawns, ideal for outdoor enjoyment and entertainment. The property includes a four-car garage, providing ample space for vehicles and storage. This estate not only offers a home but a lifestyle of luxury and comfort. Schedule your private viewing to experience this unparalleled property.

A world-class library, exciting art exhibits, award-winning cuisine and more are just beyond the front door of this incredible Residences at Palmer Square offering, presented for the first time ever! Unlike any other unit, this single-level home has a completely private stone terrace edged with planters and flowering trees. Garden, grill and entertain al fresco whenever you please! Through French doors, past the family room, Viking appliances gleam in the open kitchen with tiered island seating. Curved walls, a gas fireplace and transom-topped windows reaching up to 10-foot ceilings add architectural interest to the formal spaces, which can easily host everyone on your guest list. Across the spacious foyer, flexibility abounds in an office/guest suite. Two more suites, including the primary with double walk-in closets and a pretty cream bath, are slightly tucked away for a bit of extra privacy. From the rich hardwood floors to the gallery-like white walls to the deep crown molding, every inch of this sophisticated, in-town home is spotless. While you may find it unnecessary in this central location, reserved parking in the on-site garage is available. Some of the images include virtual stating.