Introduction

This classic four bedroom, two and one half bathroom colonial home is set back from the road in a desirable neighborhood with Southern exposure and mountain views sited on 3.55 low-maintenance, professionally landscaped acres. The interior includes a floor plan that flows well for day to day living while affording the spaces required for family gatherings and other entertaining.

First Level

The home welcomes visitors through a front porch with brick steps leading to a large foyer. The entrance foyer offers a large coat closet and connects to the family room, living room, powder room and family room. The living room features hardwood floors and a large bay window overlooking the front yard with mountain views. The dining room which is located across the foyer features a chair rail with wainscoting, hardwood floors and opens into large the eat-in kitchen. The kitchen features wood cabinets, expansive counter space, a Sub Zero refrigerator and an expansive center island. The expansive eat-in area has large windows that overlook the backyard. The office, which has outdoor access and the first floor laundry room can be accessed through the kitchen. The family room features a stone front wood-burning fireplace flanked by two windows and has a large skylight overhead. Double sliding glass doors open to the two-tier deck. A powder room completes the first floor.

Second Level

All of the four bedrooms and full bathrooms are located on the second floor. The master bedroom features a walk-in closet and an en suite bathroom. The master bath has a double vanity with a large sunlight overhead, a stall shower and a separate jetted tub.

Like the master bedroom, the home’s three additional bedrooms feature hardwood floors, closets, and copious natural light throughout the day. The second bathroom has access to the main bath which features a tub-shower, and ceramic tile floor.

Upper & Lower Level

The unfinished basement has ceilings high enough for the space to be finished, which would add additional living space to the home.

Systems

The systems of the home include forced hot air heating fueled by natural gas, central air conditioning, 200 ampere electrical service, well water, septic smoke detectors, carbon monoxide detectors, and fire extinguishers.

Exterior

The backyard features a huge two-tier deck that runs the length of the house. The property has been professionally landscaped with a stone retaining wall and low maintenance plantings. The attached, 2-car garage is suitable for storage of cars on the main level of the home.

Area Information

The property is located in Tewksbury Township, one of the most prestigious areas of Hunterdon County, a town renowned for its natural beauty, private estates and upscale lifestyle marked by the popularity of equestrian sports related to the nearby Essex Hunt Club, United States Equestrian Team and United States Equestrian Foundation, miles of scenic riding trails in the Tewksbury Trail System, and multiple private polo fields within the township. The township supports an active youth sports program that includes lacrosse, soccer, softball, basketball, tennis and baseball teams. Nearby outdoor recreation areas include Christie Hoffman Farm Park, Ken Lockwood Gorge, the Columbia Trail, and Round Valley Reservoir. It is served by Tewksbury Elementary School (designated a Blue Ribbon School in 2011), Old Turnpike Middle School, and Voorhees High School (designated a Blue Ribbon School in 2015) and is convenient to private schools (Gill St. Bernard, Pingry, Far Hills Country Day) with nearby shopping, golf courses and country clubs (Hamilton Farm, Fiddler’s Elbow, Trump National). Commuter highways (Interstates 78 and 287), TransBridge Line buses and NJ Transit trains allow for convenient access to New York City and Newark Liberty International Airport.