Pride of ownership shows in this lovely 3 bedroom and 3 full bath custom built New England Style Saltbox on 8.48 Acres (Farm Assessed). The owners built this home for the History/Environment-Minded. Welcoming formal front entry enters into the cozy living room warmed by a brick fireplace, great on those cold winter evenings.The inviting great room boasts a two story dining area and access to deck overlooking the property. Random width pine floors accent the home as well as Tenon beamed and vaulted ceilings, all adding the perfect touch. Early American style pine country eat-in kitchen overlooks the back yard filled with nature. A first floor bedroom with full bath offers a claw-foot soaking tub and completes the charming main level. The second floor of the home houses two additional bedrooms and a full bath. The open hallway overlooks the first floor great room area. A real plus is a front porch entrance into the mud room and 1st. floor laundry. There is also access from the garage to the home through the mudroom.We are not done yet! Wait till you see the huge finished walkout basement. This area features a craft room, green house and family room. PA Black Slate floors and focal point Soap Stone wood stove will warm the home. Sliders open out to inviting landscaped yard filled with plantings and a Koi Pond. The 8.48 acres lend to evergreen grove, gardens and acres in natural regeneration. Very private setting. The land is now in farmland assessment. The attached 2.5 car garage and workshop is equipped with gas heat, electric and water.Brand new split AC system. Immaculate and ready to move in. Enjoy the Pohatcong Creek at the base of the property. Minutes to Interstate 78. Major shopping is with in 10 minutes. Enjoy local vineyards,river towns with fine dining, antiquing and shopping, Easton Market, Crayola Factory, Easton State Theater to mention a few fun area happenings.
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