Elegant in-town Victorian featured on the cover of OLD HOUSE INTERIORS
Magazine! Walk through the front double doors leading to high
ceilings, arched parlor doors and gleaming hardwood floors. Gracious
touches, astonishing period details and a large front rocking chair
front porch make this a one of a kind home in Lambertville!
Huge kitchen leads to a spectacular deck and gardens. Two story heated
Carriage House with skylights/electric/phone that could be used as an
office or studio. PLUS a separate one car garage.
Welcome to Lambertville, a point of destination for anyone looking for
charm, character and history. Originally known as Coryell's Ferry,
Lambertville served as a crossing point for George Washington and his
troops. By 1810 the town acquired the name of Lambert's Ville, after
the first postmaster who enraged the Coryells; they thought the town
should have been named after their own Revolutionary ancestor.
Lambertville is a wonderful walking town, full of unique gardens, many
restored Victorian townhouses and mansions, and surprising corners and
alleyways that feel like time has left them behind. Fine artwork and
antique stores line the streets. Stop for coffee on Bridge Street and
walk across the river to New Hope. Or walk the canal and feed the
ducks that live in town year round.
