Circa 1861 Federal house is situated on the corner of York Street. This tall and striking painted brick building stands alone and features a magnificent garden and patio. Enter through a darling front porch to a combined living room and formal dining area with high ceilings, exposed brick wall, freestanding fireplace, recessed lighting and floor to ceiling bookcases. The windows are grand in size, allowing plenty of sunlight into the living room. A classic country kitchen with black and white checkered flooring, painted red walls, Corian countertops with peninsula-work space, ample cabinet space and a wall of built-in shelving creates a cozy space for everyone. A powder room and combination mudroom and pantry complete the first floor. Artistically distressed painted staircase leads to the second floor offering a shared full bath, two large bedrooms, one having a cedar lined closet and the other room opens into an additional room having many possible uses. A third floor offers two additional sun-filled bedrooms. The second and third floor bedrooms and hallways are highlighted by period random width pine flooring. Walk up into a fourth floor attic space with plenty of storage. The home opens to a splendid garden with blue stone and brick patio, koi pond with fountain, arbor with vines, mature plantings and dramatic landscape lighting. The fully fenced garden offers total privacy and the perfect place for repose or entertaining. The extensive size of this lot presents a rare opportunity within the town of
Lambertville.