92 Halsey Reed Rd, Cranbury, NJ, 08512

Authentic Charm with Modern Comforts. The real thing - this lovely vintage home in Cranbury shows the devotion of its owners. Move right in to enjoy this traditional beauty updated with the comforts of modern living. This unique property features a 4-bedroom Greek Revival main house and 600+ sq ft finished detached studio/office outbuilding (converted barn that had been a blacksmith's workshop.) It is surrounded by mature gardens and picket fencing in historic Cranbury Station, a small hamlet in Cranbury on a cul de sac a mile from the colonial village. Cook's kitchen features vintage Wolf range, stainless steel appliances, marble and butcher-block countertops, Yorktowne maple cabinets, beadboard walls and ceilings, and plenty of storage. Updated bathrooms. Wide-plank pine floors upstairs and in living room, hardwoods in parlor and dining, wood-burning fireplace, period built-ins throughout. Two comfortable porches, kitchen portico with mahogany tongue-and-groove, large chicken coop/garden shed, and an original two-and-a-half-seat outhouse used for storage. Central air conditioning and updated furnace. Blue stone and brick patios. Restored American Radiators brand cast iron radiators, Smith and Noble wood blinds, handmade seeded glass windows in two bedrooms, seeded glass hall lighting fixtures, and many other details make this authentic charmer a distinctive home with the potential for commercial, professional, or artist space on site. Prestigious Cranbury Elementary School and Princeton High School. The property is listed on Cranbury's Master Plan inventory of historic sites. Cranbury, incorporated in 1697, is the southernmost town in Middlesex County New Jersey. Its center village offers a pleasant tree-lined street of colonial and colonial revival homes, small businesses, a few retail shops, places to eat, and a post office. In the center of town, Brainerd Lake offers enchanting views and passive recreation, including fishing and canoeing. Cranbury is ideally situated a few miles east of Princeton, and an hour commute into New York City and Philadelphia. The property affords easy access to the NJ Turnpike and public transportation.