luxury properties for sale Hunterdon County, United States

This circa 1867 charmer is loaded with personality and oh-so-convenient off-street parking for two! Out back, in a delightful, fenced garden and private yard, a brick-paver patio and walkway leads right to the cars. Welcomed by a sweet front porch, with original corbel accents, leading into the expanded first floor greeting you with timeless character including original doors and hardware, wavy glass windows, and stunning pumpkin pine floors. The living and dining rooms, full of light and high ceilings, flow seamlessly together with built-in bookshelves for all your treasures. Step into the renovated kitchen, where a Runtal European-style radiator and backyard sliders add a little extra warmth and light to your cooking experience, while ample cabinetry keeps everything tidy, a fleet of stainless appliances, gas cooking with a hood venting directly outside will please any chef. Upstairs, two cozy bedrooms with wood flooring and an updated full bath with tile flooring await, while the third floor walk-up brims with potential as a future den or playroom. Down below, the laundry and extra storage space keep the clutter out of sight. The location is simple unbeatable, just one block away, explore the picturesque Delaware & Raritan Canal Path, ideal for leisurely strolls and bike rides. Bridge Street and the North end of town are within easy distance as well, offering a vibrant array of shops and dining options. Nearby, a playground and twin playing fields provide endless recreation opportunities while newly expanded hiking trails on the hill above the school beckon adventure seekers. Parking is never an issue, thanks to the private driveway with off-street parking. Just steps to South Hunterdon Elementary and near all the best in Lambertville and New Hope, this little gem is as sweet as it sounds!

This architectural tour de force in the historic village of Headquarters in Delaware Township is like no other home on the market! Only 22 years old, it was masterfully crafted to mirror the area's early architectural style, rightfully earning its place in this National Register Historic District. From the moment you set eyes on the stone façade quarried directly from stones on the property, you’ll feel like you've stepped into another century. The home’s design tells a captivating story in three acts: first, a room designed to look like an 18th-century old kitchen; next, a late 18th-century two-story center section; and finally, an early 19th-century wing. The meticulously sourced materials, from the historically accurate wood-burning fireplaces to the salvaged doors and wrought iron hardware, immerse you in the past while the historical color palette paints a picture of authenticity. Yet, the beauty of this home lies not only in its homage to history but in its well-thought-out features only found in modern construction. The spacious custom kitchen and family room lead to a serene patio, offering a seamless indoor-outdoor flow. The open-concept living and dining rooms, adorned with an authentic cage bar and quadruple doors to the patio enhance that connectivity. The old kitchen room offers so much versatility whether for a cozy home office with its brick floor, walk-in fireplace, and beamed ceiling, or a guest suite, complete with a half bathroom with a potential full bath with the addition of a shower stall. Upstairs, the main suite pampers with two luxurious bathrooms, a sitting room, and a pair of walk-in closets, while two additional bedrooms enjoy en suite baths. A fourth bedroom utilizes a hall bathroom, making for a total of four beautifully appointed sleeping quarters. State-of-the-art geothermal heating and cooling on main level ensures year-round comfort in an eco-conscious manner. To complete the picture, the 6.5-acre property includes a three-bay timber-frame barn with a spacious storage and work area above. This is an incredible find with none of the headaches of an antique home yet all of the charm of one.

At the end of a winding, scenic driveway right outside Hopewell Borough lies this rare gem dripping in charm and possibility. Dating back to the 1700s, this 12-acre estate, once part of the sprawling 800-acre kingdom of Betty Wold Johnson, beckons for someone looking to embrace history, nature, and perhaps just a touch of eccentricity. Enveloped by rolling hills and graced with a charming red barn, this property abuts the future D&R Greenway preserve, gifted by Betty Wold Johnson’s estate. Its fortunate new owner will have access to an astounding 16 miles of hiking, birding, and biking trails. Nature is truly your neighbor here. The bones of the property are as classic as they come: a historic farmhouse practically begging for a renovation. It started as a humble fieldstone structure before growing into a stately all-brick home thanks to some enthusiastic expansions over the centuries. Multiple fireplaces create cozy nooks, while large formal rooms set the stage for hosting all sorts of soirées. Whether you need bedrooms or a home office or two, this spacious home has a very flexible floor plan to tailor to your needs. Old-world charm aside, there’s also a modern twist that adds just a dash of glamour: a leasable helipad. If helicopter jaunts into Manhattan are on your list of priorities, this feature might be the clincher! Be in New York in twenty minutes or less with no turnpike required! Although this home has seen a few centuries and is looking for someone with the vision to restore it to its former glory, for the right buyer, this is the ultimate opportunity to own a piece of history and make it entirely your own! There is a conservation easement on the property and it cannot be subdivided. Other restrictions may apply.

Step back in time with this remarkable Italianate Farmstead, its history tracing to the 18th and 19th centuries. On a sprawling ten-acre plot carved from the original expanse of a 100-acre peach farm, this property embodies a rich tapestry of heritage. Outbuildings dot the landscape, including a quaint wagon house, a rustic hog barn with three stalls, an eight-stall stable, and a picturesque corn crib. Three ample fenced paddocks, updated with new fencing, border a sprawling fenced grazing meadow, providing ample space for the equestrian. Majestic trees, spanning a variety of species, form a lush canopy, adding to the idyllic feel of the grounds. Traces of the past emerge within the foundations of the home. Evidence suggests a tavern license was applied for at the address in the 1700s, with remnants to that regard found in the basement, where a beehive oven and slate floors harken to a bygone era. Impeccably maintained and thoughtfully updated, the home boasts generously proportioned rooms with rich moldings and paneling, lofty ceilings, and long, deep-set windows. Enter through an inviting enclosed porch to find a modern kitchen equipped with a large Thermador range, two sinks, a newer refrigerator, and even a stainless-steel counter dedicated to pastry-making. The spacious dining room, complete with a fireplace and custom doors that conceal it when not in use, can host the most opulent of dinner parties, with a side porch that provides gorgeous sunset views. Two front parlors, including a gracious living room and a music room, offer versatile spaces ripe for customization to suit individual preferences and lifestyle needs. Upstairs, the main suite was renovated to perfection, featuring a luminous bedroom and a versatile dressing room that doubles as a serene workspace. A renovated bathroom with heated marble floors and fixtures from Kohler and Restoration Hardware offers a luxurious retreat. Four additional bedrooms complete the second floor. The allure of this historic homestead is further accentuated by its picturesque location along what was once the Trenton Sussex Turnpike but is now flanked by cul-de-sac neighborhoods that show off grand and elegant estate homes. Curb appeal abounds, with the farmhouse exuding timeless elegance, highlighted by a double-columned front porch and a striking finial peaked roof. Here’s a rare opportunity to own a piece of Hopewell history and bring your horses too!

Walnut Hill Farm is looking for the next stewards of this remarkable farm-preserved property in the heart of historic Mountainville featuring a grand-yet-cozy circa 1800 farmhouse, 2 bedroom cottage, and rambling vintage barns on nearly 28 acres in a spectacular, private setting with large open fields. The main house features a large, sunny family room at the heart of the home, multiple bedroom suites on Second and Third floors, Second floor laundry, mudroom, screened porch, slate roof, and concrete inground pool with elegant bluestone patio and boxwood hedges. With plenty of home office options, updated HVAC, and solar panels, this farm marries the old with the new in a perfect retreat-like setting suitable for use as a second home or primary residence benefitting from the low taxes associated with farm assessment.

Nestled on a private road, this Colonial style home offers exceptional views of the picturesque countryside. The grandeur of this home is evident from the moment you step into the two-story entryway, which provides a glimpse of the upstairs and sets the tone for the sophisticated design throughout. The high ceilings, gleaming wood floors, and large architectural windows allow natural light to flood the space and showcase the beauty of the surrounding landscape. A striking stacked stone fireplace adds warmth and charm to the great room, while the spacious kitchen boasts high-end stainless steel appliances, a breakfast bar, granite counters, and a walk-in pantry. French doors open to an expansive patio, perfect for outdoor entertaining. Host in style in the generous dining room, which easily accommodates a table for fourteen and features an adjoining Butler's pantry for added convenience. The primary suite is a true retreat, boasting two walk-in closets and a spa-like bath with intricately detailed flooring, a jetted tub, and an oversized shower with seating. The secondary bedrooms are equally impressive, each offering ample space and en suite bathrooms for added comfort. For additional living space and entertainment options, the walkout finished lower level features a media room, two versatile rooms that can serve a variety of purposes, a full bathroom and plenty of storage space. This exceptional home offers a perfect blend of elegance, comfort and functionality, making it a truly special place to call home. Close to Route 78.

Now is the perfect time for you to make your dreams a reality at Wagner Hill Farm, an enchanting nearly 10-acre horse farm sanctuary that gracefully spans both East Amwell and Delaware Township. This is a unique chance to acquire a historic property that has belonged to only two families since it was bestowed upon the Wagner-Moore family by King of England. The current owner, who has cherished this home for 43 years, is only the second family to live here since its pre-Revolutionary origins—a truly once-in-a-lifetime chance to own such a historic and storied estate. The 1800s Colonial home, boasting lofty ceilings and five exterior doors, offers a perfect setting for entertaining, seamlessly blending indoor comfort with outdoor charm and beauty. Take in stunning views of the rolling landscape and fields from the spacious porch or wander the grounds to discover a small creek beside a vaulted hillside stone root cellar, along with a historic stone well, in addition to an evocative ruin of the original pre-Revolutionary house nestled among farm outbuildings. Situated elegantly on a hill, the house provides a tranquil haven, making it an ideal backdrop family life or a peaceful escape from the city. Wagner Hill Farm is perfect for both novice and experienced equestrians, featuring two barns, six stalls, four paddocks, and an outdoor riding ring. At one time, the property comfortably accommodated 12 horses and served as a venue for numerous events for The New Jersey Regional Pony Club, managed by the current owner for many years. A drive-thru driveway provides ease of access, and recent updates, including new roofs, ensure the property is move-in ready. Conveniently located near the Sergeantsville Inn and Wine Stop, Sergeantsville General Store, Covered Bridge Cafe and The Farmer's Table store for local farm produce. This home is also located near Lambertville, NJ, and New Hope, PA where you will find numerous shops, restaurants, and entertainment, along with the Tow Path for jogging, biking, and walking. Situated only 55 minutes from Philadelphia and 1 ½ hours from New York, this property combines the tranquility of a secluded retreat with easy access to urban amenities. Whether you’re in search of a historic forever home or a manageable horse farm with contemporary features, Wagner Hill Farm presents a remarkable chance to embrace a unique and timeless lifestyle.