on a cul-de-sac street where leafy trees outnumber passing cars, this stately brick home welcomes with confidence. its architecture gently nods to georgetown tradition, featuring red brick, crisp black shutters, and a white-pillared portico that frames the front entrance with old-school symmetry. a broad driveway sweeps toward a three-car garage, with mature landscaping softening the edges. inside, the scale becomes immediately apparent. formal living and dining rooms still have their place here, offering spaces for holidays, candlelight, and actual seated dinners, yet the floor plan never feels compartmentalized. there is flow, generosity, and room for real life. a dedicated home office sits quietly apart from the main living spaces, positioned for privacy and productivity. the kitchen anchors the home with warmth rather than spectacle, and its ample layout includes a breakfast nook tucked beneath a skylight. adjacent to it, the family room doubles down on brightness with two additional skylights overhead, creating a space that feels open without sacrificing coziness. it’s easy to imagine movie nights here in front of the fireplace. a conservatory off the dining room expands this home’s footprint even more. front and back staircases make the home feel intuitive, while the mudroom/laundry room and powder room efficiently cater to the needs of daily life. many rooms have been freshly painted, too. upstairs, four generously proportioned bedrooms continue the home’s theme of understated abundance. the primary suite is particularly expansive, incorporating a separate sitting area, a large walk-in closet, and an equally oversized bath. the updated hall bath adds a fresh feel. the recently painted basement is both sprawling and full of possibility. within the west windsor-plainsboro regional school district, near princeton junction train station, and about five mile from princeton university and princeton’s vibrant downtown, the location is hard to beat
