Meticulously restored fieldstone farmhouse near Frenchtown New Jersey

This 2,400 sq. ft. meticulously restored field stone and stucco home In Alexandria Twp. In Central New Jersey's bucolic Hunterdon Country was built in the early 1800s. The stucco addition was designed by an architect to compliment the original structure and was built in 2002.

Situated on 1+ acres and set back 300 ft. from a well-maintained county highway, this idyllic refuge is both easily accessible and very private.

The home is located in the historic village of Little York, one of three villages in Alexandria on the national historic register. The property is zoned both residential and commercial, making it an ideal location for a restaurant or bed and breakfast inn.

A C1 trout stream (the highest order of stream in NJ) borders the eastern side of the property, adding feng shui and protecting it from development.

The stucco addition that includes a great room with 17 ft. beamed cathedral ceilings and a 2-sided field stone fireplace, makes this unique home a spectacular combination of 18th Century style with 21st Century luxury.

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