Judson Henderson

In 1920’s Princeton, Rolf Bauhan was the architect of choice for the well-heeled and with good reason. His original designs employed the time-honored materials and displayed the elegant details that make a house worthy of admiration, both in the moment and for generations to come. While the solid brick exterior of Halcyon House has all the romance of an English Tudor, the rooms within are

An award-winning design by renowned Brooklyn-based firm, Garrison Architects, is as strikingly modern as it is blissfully livable. The cantilevered wood and steel house is set on a clearing amid 9+ acres with a freshly paved driveway weaving through towering trees, all encircled by a walking trail. The gated setting is as private as can be, yet affords easy access to the golf course of

With the D&R Canal edging one side and preserved natural land bordering the 3 other sides, this peaceful, nearly 9-acre offering has that worlds-away country feel within 47 miles of NYC and 8 miles of Princeton. The masterfully converted bank barn has views of the working Christmas tree farm, included as part of this offering and on a lot of its own, adjacent to a pond and stream. Presenting the

Built in 1772 by a Dutch farmer, "The Bouwerie" is one of Princeton's most iconic properties. As a homestead during George Washington's occupation of Princeton, it was renovated in 1991 with meticulous attention to the preservation of its original details: hand-hewn beams, pine flooring, a walk-in Beehive fireplace, stone steps leading to a study and half bath that once housed horses, and a

Past the gates, winding up the driveway, you get a sense of the seemingly endless land encircling this brick manor home and finally you realize why this is called the Garden State. The nearly 26 acres are home to heirloom trees and sculpted gardens contained by a stone wall, as well as a pond offering Heaven-on-Earth views from southerly windows. It s hard to fathom that the scene is a mere 55

With a lofty feel, southern exposure and a quietly tucked-away position, this like-new townhouse feels refreshingly different from most of its Residences at Palmer Square neighbors. Follow a tree-lined walkway to the covered entrance, where a private elevator awaits in the tiled foyer. Large rooms with 9-foot ceilings and sunlight galore spread out above. Come evening, the glow of a double-sided,

With a view of The Arts Council’s vibrant mural and festive lighting, this like-new Residences at Palmer Square townhouse basks in the buzz of city living. It is literally steps from Princeton’s word-class library, award-winning restaurants and an array of charming shops, yet treetop level bedrooms feel utterly serene. A pretty pathway guides you to a covered entrance, where a private elevator is

With all the serenity and grace of an English manor home, this brick beauty stands on an impressive cul de sac encircled by woodsy land. The natural surroundings stand in stunning contrast to a walled stone terrace and fenced pool area edged with clipped boxwoods. The manicured grounds set the expectation for the level of refinement found inside, beginning with the grand foyer’s sweeping

Occupying a large corner lot along one of Princeton’s most admired Western Section streets, this sprawling home is certainly gracious from any approach, but the hidden backyard is even more spectacular than one might imagine. From a sweeping stone terrace, steps lead up to the pool with an integrated spa that mirrors a pretty fountain below. The surrounding lawn is ringed with towering evergreens