165 N. Main St. Street

Description

This house is a fastidiously maintained historic 3-bedroom classic farmhouse with modern support and utility systems (heat, cooling, plumbing and electricity), bathrooms and kitchen. Numerous pre-sale upgrades have been made within the past year including new roofs, new siding, a new oversized septic system, and complete interior and exterior painting. The 1.27-acre park-like property is beautiful with many decorative fruit-bearing trees and plantings Its centerpiece is a pretty in-ground pool surrounded by decorative and edible plantings. The property has 4 auxiliary buildings totaling 4,000 sq ft that the current owner used for storage and for a home-based business. The main building is a newly constructed 2,400 sq ft 2-story barn with electricity and water. On the first floor, there are 2 large clean bays with 9-foot high carriage house doors that would be suitable for storing an RV or a boat or for projects such as collecting and/or working on specialty cars with a half bathroom to clean up after working on them. The second floor is a wide-open space ideal for a home gym, art studio, band practice area, yoga studio, home business etc. Other auxiliary buildings include a 2-car standard garage with a second story for storage, a heated former professional workshop suitable for wood-working or other projects, a garden shed, and a heated/air-conditioned home office detached from the house. All are in good-to-excellent condition. Adjacent to these buildings is a very large parking area with ample space to park one or more RV, boat, horse van, trailer, etc. plus a half dozen or more regular parking spaces. For commuters, the train, bus, and NJ Turnpike Exit 8-A are conveniently accessible. The house is listed in the Cranbury Historic district. It is just a short distance from the historic Cranbury village (often rated as one of the most desirable villages in New Jersey, where there are shops, restaurants, services, post office, public library etc. Younger students go to Cranbury's blue-ribbon K-8 school in the village. Grades 9-12 students are bussed to Princeton High School.