A Truly One-of-a-Kind Historic Retreat. Discover an enchanting 6+ acre rural property that offers the perfect blend of historic charm, modern comfort, and endless possibilities—conveniently located between New York City and Philadelphia. Originally built in the 1700s, the 2,300+ square-foot main residence has been thoughtfully updated and lovingly maintained over the years, preserving its remarkable character while embracing a more modern lifestyle. Original stonework, exposed wood beams, beautiful hardwood floors, and custom details throughout create a warmth and authenticity that simply cannot be replicated. An open-concept layout and abundant natural light give the home a surprisingly airy, contemporary feel. Upstairs, the spacious primary suite offers a private retreat complete with an ensuite bath. The beautifully updated gourmet kitchen is designed for both everyday living and entertaining, featuring quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, and custom cabinetry—providing the ideal setting to create everything from casual meals to culinary masterpieces. Beyond the main house, the bucolic grounds feature several additional outbuildings, each thoughtfully restored and offering tremendous versatility. One includes a legal living space with a kitchen, full bath, and bedroom, while the others provide inspiring options for a creative studio, gym, workshop, artist’s retreat, guest space, or whatever your imagination can envision. Surrounded by nature, history, and space to create your own vision, this extraordinary property is truly unlike any other. A personal tour is essential to fully appreciate all that this remarkable estate has to offer.
Welcome to BellsFlower Farm, an extraordinary country estate encompassing over 99 acres in the quaint village of Sergeantsville. Offered for the first time in 32 years, this remarkable property combines privacy, history and natural beauty just a short drive from the Delaware River and the charming river towns of Stockton, Lambertville and New Hope. A long private drive winds into the property, with the residence barely visible from the road. The approach culminates in an impressive entry courtyard framed by mature hedges and statuary, creating an immediate sense of privacy and arrival. At the heart of the estate is an original farmhouse thoughtfully expanded to over 6,000 square feet. The home retains the warmth and character of its historic beginnings while offering the scale and natural light of a substantial country residence. The expansive great room serves as the formal living room, featuring a dramatic rounded vaulted ceiling, gas fireplace and abundant windows framing the surrounding landscape. Wood floors extend throughout much of the residence, including original wide-plank flooring in the older portion. Two intimate rooms in the original section are currently used as home offices but could easily adapt to other uses. An oversized dining room is ideal for entertaining, while informal living and dining spaces support everyday life. The spacious kitchen offers updated appliances, soapstone and glass countertops, a professional gas range, stainless-steel double ovens, walk-in pantry and butler’s bar with its own refrigerator and additional dishwasher. An adjoining informal living and dining area is anchored by a Vermont wood-burning stove. Built-ins, fireplaces and architectural details throughout reflect the home’s evolution over time. The main residence offers five bedrooms, six full baths and a powder room, providing generous accommodations for family and guests. Outdoor living is an integral part of the property. A large covered rear patio overlooks established gardens, lawns and open fields, while a separate terrace provides an inviting setting for alfresco dining and entertaining, complemented by an outdoor kitchen and barbecue station, hot tub and outdoor shower. Over more than three decades, the owners have thoughtfully cultivated the grounds, creating an extraordinary landscape of mature gardens, specimen trees and plantings. The result is a setting that would take decades to recreate, offering beauty, privacy and seasonal interest. Beyond the gardens, over 99 acres provide open land, remarkable privacy and productive soils with possibilities for agricultural and horticultural pursuits. Much of the property is enclosed by substantial deer fencing, helping protect the fields, gardens and established plantings. Additional improvements include a large barn and detached garage with two separate apartments above, offering flexibility for guests, extended family, caretakers or other uses. The acreage, fertile ground, privacy and existing improvements lend themselves to a variety of possibilities, including a private country estate or agricultural, horticultural, vineyard, equestrian or event-related uses, subject to applicable zoning and approvals. Despite its privacy, the estate remains remarkably accessible. Stockton and the Delaware River are minutes away, while Lambertville and New Hope offer restaurants, galleries, shopping and cultural attractions. Princeton is approximately 35 to 40 minutes away, Philadelphia approximately one hour and New York City approximately 90 minutes. After 32 years in the same hands, BellsFlower Farm is ready for its next chapter—a rare combination of over 99 acres, a substantial character-filled residence, mature gardens, additional living accommodations, outbuildings and extraordinary privacy in Hunterdon County.
Welcome to BellsFlower Farm, an extraordinary country estate encompassing over 99 acres in the quaint village of Sergeantsville. Offered for the first time in 32 years, this remarkable property combines privacy, history and natural beauty just a short drive from the Delaware River and the charming river towns of Stockton, Lambertville and New Hope. A long private drive winds into the property, with the residence barely visible from the road. The approach culminates in an impressive entry courtyard framed by mature hedges and statuary, creating an immediate sense of privacy and arrival. At the heart of the estate is an original farmhouse thoughtfully expanded to over 6,000 square feet. The home retains the warmth and character of its historic beginnings while offering the scale and natural light of a substantial country residence. The expansive great room serves as the formal living room, featuring a dramatic rounded vaulted ceiling, gas fireplace and abundant windows framing the surrounding landscape. Wood floors extend throughout much of the residence, including original wide-plank flooring in the older portion. Two intimate rooms in the original section are currently used as home offices but could easily adapt to other uses. An oversized dining room is ideal for entertaining, while informal living and dining spaces support everyday life. The spacious kitchen offers updated appliances, soapstone and glass countertops, a professional gas range, stainless-steel double ovens, walk-in pantry and butler’s bar with its own refrigerator and additional dishwasher. An adjoining informal living and dining area is anchored by a Vermont wood-burning stove. Built-ins, fireplaces and architectural details throughout reflect the home’s evolution over time. The main residence offers five bedrooms, six full baths and a powder room, providing generous accommodations for family and guests. Outdoor living is an integral part of the property. A large covered rear patio overlooks established gardens, lawns and open fields, while a separate terrace provides an inviting setting for alfresco dining and entertaining, complemented by an outdoor kitchen and barbecue station, hot tub and outdoor shower. Over more than three decades, the owners have thoughtfully cultivated the grounds, creating an extraordinary landscape of mature gardens, specimen trees and plantings. The result is a setting that would take decades to recreate, offering beauty, privacy and seasonal interest. Beyond the gardens, over 99 acres provide open land, remarkable privacy and productive soils with possibilities for agricultural and horticultural pursuits. Much of the property is enclosed by substantial deer fencing, helping protect the fields, gardens and established plantings. Additional improvements include a large tool shed, a large barn, a run-in shed for the pet Cows and detached garage with two separate apartments above, offering flexibility for guests, extended family, caretakers or other uses. The acreage, fertile ground, privacy and existing improvements lend themselves to a variety of possibilities, including a private country estate or agricultural, horticultural, vineyard, equestrian or event-related uses, subject to applicable zoning and approvals. Despite its privacy, the estate remains remarkably accessible. Stockton and the Delaware River are minutes away, while Lambertville and New Hope offer restaurants, galleries, shopping and cultural attractions. Princeton is approximately 35 to 40 minutes away, Philadelphia approximately one hour and New York City approximately 90 minutes. After 32 years in the same hands, BellsFlower Farm is ready for its next chapter—a rare combination of over 99 acres, a substantial character-filled residence, mature gardens, additional living accommodations, outbuildings and extraordinary privacy in Hunterdon County.
This truly exceptional home is serenely set on 5+ acres of extensive lawns, lush landscaped beds and planting areas and sweeping pastoral views of meadows and woods, all within easy access to the desirable Delaware River towns. Elegance, serenity and comfort define this exquisite home. As you enter the gracious foyer you see an interior filled with natural light and rich wood floors. The inviting living room opens to both the sunroom and family room, creating an easy flow for everyday living and entertaining. Currently used as an artist’s studio, the striking sunroom features a soaring beamed ceiling, diagonally set bluestone floor, three walls of windows and French doors opening to the terrace. A wood-burning fireplace anchors one end of the spacious family room, while a wall of windows and French doors frames beautiful views of the terrace, gardens and fields beyond. Adjacent is the impeccably updated cook’s kitchen centered around a large marble-topped island offering generous workspace, storage and seating. Beautiful white custom cabinetry, a top-of-the-line Thermador range with 6 burners and a griddle and two ovens, and additional marble counter counters complete the space. An adjoining breakfast area, wrapped with windows on three sides, is bright and welcoming. The dining room is equally distinctive, with gracious proportions, striking statement wallcovering and an elegant chandelier. Just off the kitchen, the butler’s pantry offers cabinetry, marble counters and desk area, a wine fridge and a separate pantry closet. Beyond is a well-appointed mudroom with additional storage, a utility sink and bench. Upstairs are four bedrooms and three full baths. Spanning the rear of the home, the primary suite enjoys sweeping views of the gardens and fields and includes an elegant en suite bath with a freestanding tub, separate shower and double sinks, and an expansive walk-in closet. Two additional bedrooms share a tiled hall bath, while the fourth bedroom has its own tiled bath and a charming window seat. A full walk-up attic provides abundant storage and offers potential for additional finished living space. The outdoor living spaces are every bit as inviting as the interior. A covered porch accessed from the family room is an idyllic spot for morning coffee or a quiet afternoon in the shade. The large bluestone terrace, framed by beautiful landscaping, offers distinct seating and dining areas for al fresco meals, entertaining and relaxing while taking in the surrounding grounds and long-distance views. An oversized two-car garage includes basement access. Recent improvements include 35 replacement windows (Marvin Integrity installed in 2025 and 2026), new HVAC in 2026 and a new roof in 2021. Despite its peaceful setting, the property is conveniently located: approximately five minutes from the center of Stockton, nine minutes from downtown Lambertville, 35 minutes from Princeton and less than 90 minutes from the Holland Tunnel.
Set on over 3.4 rolling acres in the heart of Hunterdon County, a winding driveway leads to this classic colonial on a private hilltop setting with sweeping views. With over 3450 SQ FR of living space including finished basement, this meticulously maintained home features spacious rooms, a large kitchen, two fire places, a finished basement with bar, updated HVAC and hot water heater, plus a 2-stall barn with tack room, storage/office, and a separate storage shed. The main level offers an expansive kitchen with new appliances and separate dining area opening to the back deck, a large dining room, and a family room with fireplace, windows on three sides, vaulted ceilings, and gorgeous views. The living room has its own fireplace and completing the main level are a laundry room and powder room Upstairs, four generously sized bedrooms with abundant closet space and two full baths. The primary suite is a true retreat, with a walk-in closet, built-in bookshelves, an ensuite bath, and access to additional unfinished space. The finished lower leveloffers many options with an expansive space, bar, built-in bookshelves, a large workshop, and abundant storage.Outside, a private backyard offers stillness, privacy, and views ideal for the hobbyist farmer seeking rural freedom with manageable upkeep. SQ FT per Tax Assessor
Down a quiet country lane in Stockton, Hunterdon County, this custom built home is truly one of a kind offering a unique living style with quality build and finishes. The entire open concept home centers around a two story great room flooded with natural light. A Tulikivi wood burning furnace and bake oven anchors the room. While being grand, it feels cozy, warm, and welcoming even in the middle of winter. The large space is an entertainer’s dream. Then there is the gourmet chef’s kitchen. Having all the bells and whistles needed for any culinary masterpiece, featuring top appliances, BlueStar, SubZero, Bosch, and of course a True wine fridge. Just across and open from the kitchen is the large dining room with lower ceilings, making it special and intimate. Tucked off behind the kitchen and dining areas, and through the archway is a family room with a beautiful artfully designed fireplace.Heading back through the great room, and up the stairs to the mezzanine, one can gaze down to appreciate the entire space, the grapevine chandelier, windows, and views. Upstairs you will find the oversized bedrooms one with a walk-in oversized closet, both with en-suite bathrooms. Although currently configured as two bedrooms, the larger one at 30'x20' can be easily be converted into more. One bath features an African Mahogany bathtub, a work of art. Although the home has zoned central heating and air conditioning, the bedrooms have Jotul propane stoves for ambience. At the entrance of the property is a reimagined barn. A third of the structure is configured and plumbed for an efficiency kitchen, with a full bath, and a loft space. There is a mini split system for full heating and air conditioning. It is not just a barn but a creative opportunity to be used in multiple ways. An artist studio, an office for the owner, a home gym, or for agricultural pursuits, the possibilities are endless. The long driveway between the barn and the home takes you through the property where you will see a significantly sized greenhouse and the corn crib that is original to the property. Journeying further down the drive you will pass rows of Arapaho blackberry bushes, immature fruit trees, beds of asparagus, daffodils, blueberry bushes, and an adjacent garden with shrubs and perennials, bursting in springtime. This special custom built home on about 6.3 acres was completed in 2018. It is a passive solar home with a southern orientation, designed and constructed using special building materials. There is also both a full house generator for piece of mind. Please Type to enter text reach out to listing agent for a very detailed list of all features, materials, and upgraded finishes. It is truly impressive. Some photos are virtually staged. The wood siding on home is meant to age the way it shows. The virtual picture is what it would look like if it were painted or stained a color.
Create a deeply personal nature retreat along the beautiful Wickecheoke Creek corridor, where five private acres meet an extraordinary preserved landscape. Rich with native flora and wildlife—from herons and red-tailed hawks to beaver and mink—the property offers an uncommon sense of immersion in nature, with seasonal trout fishing just beyond your door. The existing residence has been raised to accommodate a new level, with two architectural concepts already prepared—or the opportunity to bring your own vision to life. Bordering land that can never be developed, the setting offers both privacy and permanence, while Prallsville Mills and the Delaware River towpath are within walking distance. Just minutes from Stockton, Sergeantsville, New Hope and Lambertville, the retreat is perfectly positioned for a life that moves effortlessly between nature and culture—river days, hiking, cycling, equestrian pursuits, acclaimed restaurants, galleries, theater and music. A rare opportunity to create your own sanctuary in one of Hunterdon County’s most beautiful natural corridors. NYC approx. 75 minutes drive and Philadelphia 55 minutes.
Charming from the very first glance, this beautifully updated Stockton home pairs the character of an older house with the improvements that make everyday life feel decidedly current, featuring an array of contemporary updates that enhance the home's original charm. Step through the welcoming front porch and onto original pumpkin pine flooring that sets a warm, inviting tone. The formal living room, complete with a cozy gas fireplace, is enriched by custom open shelving and cabinetry, offering a perfect space for relaxation and entertainment. The gourmet kitchen is a chef's delight, boasting a functional island with ample storage and seating, a wine fridge, granite countertops, and top-of-the-line Bosch appliances. The newly added Thermador combination convection/microwave oven and a vented range hood make this kitchen a culinary haven. The dining room and great room blend seamlessly, creating an open floor plan that's perfect for hosting guests. Another fireplace adds a touch of coziness, while a wall of windows offers a picturesque view of the patio and expansive rear yard. An atrium door from the great room opens to a partially covered bluestone patio and a large, grassy fenced backyard. The main floor also includes a discreet powder room tucked behind a pocket door, a laundry closet and an office nook. A handsome stairway leads upstairs to the primary suite offering a private sanctuary, complete with two closets, a dressing area, a private bath with a jetted tub and tiled walk-in shower, and access to a wraparound raised deck. Three more bedrooms and a hall bath complete the second level. This home is not only beautiful but also efficient, with a new 2022 gas furnace, 2020 central air, and two-zone heating. The exterior has been updated with improvements to the front roof, gutters, and downspouts. The expansive rear yard offers ample room for gardening or outdoor activities, with a handy shed for storage. Just 150 yards away take advantage of the gourmet Stockton Market and restaurant and recently renovated chic Stockton Inn with an array of dining choices and famous outside dining patio overlooking a waterfall. Enjoy the activities the 22 mile long D&R Canal Delaware trail has to offer. It's just steps away from the house and it directly faces the preserved Stockton Park. In addition, the 59 mile long Pennsylvania Delaware Canal State Park is within easy access across the Delaware River into Center Bridge. There is so much to explore in the historic river towns surrounding Stockton.
Extraordinary 1868 riverfront estate — fully reimagined, historically rich, and singular in character. Perfectly sited on the D&R Canal in the storybook village of Stockton, this dramatic renovation fuses original 19th-century bones with luminous contemporary design: vaulted open-beam ceilings, original pine and new oak floors, and a chef’s kitchen anchored by a Carrara marble island and the finest appliances. Polished cement floors with radiant heat on the first AND second level, a cozy wood-burning hearth off the kitchen, and a remote-operated fireplace in the primary suite create a warm, sophisticated balance of comfort and style. Step outside to an exquisitely landscaped, canal-facing entertaining terrace — a rare private oasis that opens directly to the towpath. Mornings on the deck, afternoons wandering to Lambertville’s antiques or New Hope’s restaurants and theater, evenings of riverfront serenity: this is life along the Delaware at its most elegant and effortless. Beyond the curb appeal lies an evocative industrial past: the property sits on land once occupied by the Stockton Spoke Works — the legendary spoke-making and turnery operation tied to Stockton’s 19th-century mill economy. Local archival records recount the Case family’s mill and spoke factory, a notable 1877 fire, and subsequent sales of the factory parcel in the late 1870s. Historic maps and deed accounts indicate that earlier configurations of the site included additional buildings or ancillary dwellings (the lot historically appeared on older listings as 1 Bridge St and is now referenced as 3 Bridge St). We are continuing archival research to fully document the footprint and stories of the earlier structures and will provide a detailed historical brief to the new owner. This is a rare opportunity to own a meticulously renovated home that not only delivers luxury finishes and modern systems but also carries the tangible legacy of Stockton’s canal-era industry and village life. Private showings by appointment. Contact us for the full history package and to schedule your tour.
The Solt House. Built by the acclaimed artist and designer Charles Solt, this extraordinary residence on 5 acres just outside Stockton, New Jersey, reflects the vision of a creative force whose work helped shape the legacy of Lenox China and American mid-century design. During his distinguished 22-year career with Lenox, Solt was the designer behind numerous notable projects, including the presidential china services for the Nixon, Carter, and Reagan administrations (several pieces of Solt's work are included in the Smithsonian's permanent collection). Shared with his longtime partner, the home became a canvas for their appreciation of art, design, and craftsmanship. Today, it has been masterfully renovated for modern living while preserving many original architectural details and design elements, becoming a home where history, artistry, and contemporary comfort come together. An entry foyer opens to the main living area, which immediately sets an architectural philosophy. Floor-to-ceiling windows and sliding glass doors dissolve the boundary between indoors and out, perfectly capturing the mid-century modern principle so influential among architects and designers of the period: that a home should not merely sit within nature but exist in harmony with it. Here, the windows and sliding glass doors have been preserved from the original building, allowing the renovated interior to feel both contemporary and true to its design heritage. On a beautiful day, the doors slide fully open, creating the atmosphere of a private outdoor pavilion. A spa-inspired primary retreat continues the artistic connection to nature that defines the home. Wrapped in walls of glass, the space is immersed in natural light and framed by serene woodland views. A sculptural freestanding tub serves as a focal point, inviting moments of relaxation. The kitchen is conceived as a stage at the heart of the home, opening directly onto the principal living and entertaining spaces. It invites people to gather, converse, and participate, transforming the act of cooking into a shared experience. Fisher & Paykel appliances are seamlessly integrated behind custom cabinetry, preserving the room’s clean architectural lines, while a dedicated coffee station adds a thoughtful and convenient touch for both everyday living and entertaining. Two private guest bedrooms—one with an en-suite bath—complete the home, offering serene retreats for overnight visitors while remaining equally well suited as a studio, office, or other creative space. Despite its secluded woodland setting, the charming river towns of Stockton, Lambertville, New Hope, and Frenchtown are all nearby, offering acclaimed dining, sophisticated inns, art galleries, antiques, boutiques, farmers’ markets, and local vineyards. Outdoor pursuits are equally abundant, with the Delaware River, D&R Canal towpath, and Bulls Island Recreation Area providing miles of scenic trails for walking and cycling, along with opportunities for kayaking, boating, and fishing. Princeton is approximately 35 minutes away, Philadelphia about 60 minutes, and Manhattan about 90 minutes, placing culture and city life within easy reach while preserving an extraordinary sense of privacy and retreat.
There is something undeniably special about life in Stockton. Set along the Delaware River, this picturesque borough invites you to slow down and enjoy the simple pleasures of a bike ride along the Towpath, a visit to the beloved Stockton Market for local favorites, or dinner at the beautifully restored Stockton Inn, once again welcoming guests to one of the area's most iconic gathering places. This charming three-bedroom Colonial fits naturally into its surroundings with timeless character and inviting spaces throughout. Sunlight pours through oversized bay windows, illuminating wood floors and a comfortable living room, family room and dining area. The updated kitchen is fresh and functional, while a first-floor half bath thoughtfully incorporates the washer and dryer. Upstairs, three generously sized bedrooms share a full bathroom,plus there’s a flexible room that could be a home office. A walk-up attic provides valuable storage and room to organize seasonal items. Outside, the home is every bit as inviting. A lovely enclosed porch looks out over an exceptional yard enclosed by a classic white picket fence. Mature landscaping, a patio, a shed, and plenty of open lawn create a setting that feels both peaceful and private, whether you're enjoying a quiet afternoon or spending time with friends. Off-street parking for two cars is handy. A wood-burning stove adds another layer of warmth and character, making this home just as welcoming during the cooler months. With one of New Jersey's most charming river towns just outside your door and miles of scenic trails only moments away, this is a home that offers a lifestyle as memorable as its setting. Sellers have priced the house for improvements as it does need some updating. This is one of the best values in Stockton Borough!
Steeped in history and beautifully reimagined for modern living, this circa 1797 stone home, formerly known as the Slack Holcombe House, offers a rare opportunity to own a truly special property. Thoughtfully restored in 2023, this historic residence blends timeless character with modern convenience on nearly 11 enchanting acres featuring a pond, creek, and serene surroundings. Offering 3 bedrooms and 2.5 baths, the home showcases authentic period details including wide plank flooring, three fireplaces, and carefully preserved architectural elements. Extensive updates include all new windows, bathrooms, electrical systems, roof, and septic all completed in 2023. The inviting kitchen features soapstone countertops and a Viking stove and opens to warm, welcoming living spaces designed for everyday living and entertaining. A spacious gathering room and formal dining room with stone fireplace and insert enhance the home's rich character. Outdoor living is equally impressive with an expansive brick patio overlooking the picturesque setting. Additional structures include a detached two-car garage with studio/guest quarters featuring a full bath and a charming bank barn ideal for a workshop, studio, or hobby space. Architectural plans are available for a future two-story addition including a second-floor primary suite. Historic charm, fully upgraded for modern convenience. Pool and Bank Barn conveyed in As-Is Condition
Some homes are defined by their architecture. Others by their setting. Scotsfield is defined by both. Scotsfield captures the essence of classic mid-century modern design—clean lines, expansive walls of glass, soaring light-filled spaces, and a seamless connection between indoors and out. Thoughtfully reimagined with exceptional craftsmanship and uncompromising attention to detail, it is a home where architecture, landscape, and nature exist in perfect harmony. Every room reflects a sophisticated modern aesthetic, where carefully selected materials and curated design create spaces that are both refined and inviting. Three beautifully appointed bathrooms feature striking glass tile, custom fixtures, and distinctive design elements, including a remarkable petrified wood vessel sink that serves as a functional work of art. At the heart of the home is a stunning designer kitchen featuring high-gloss lacquer cabinetry, glass and granite countertops, and a premium suite of Bosch, Sub-Zero, Wolf, and Bertazzoni appliances. Beyond its exceptional design, Scotsfield has been extensively upgraded for modern comfort and peace of mind. Recent improvements include a new propane heating system, roof, electrical panel, whole-house generator, central air system, instant hot water, and striking contemporary glass garage doors—providing the confidence and convenience of a truly turn-key property. The outdoor living spaces are every bit as thoughtfully designed as the interior. The hardscaping is a work of art in its own right, with black and gray granite squares arranged in a striking geometric composition inspired by the timeless work of Antoni Gaudí. The refurbished French-gray pool is elegantly framed by bluestone coping and an exquisite collection of specimen trees, ornamental plantings, and lush gardens that provide year-round beauty and remarkable privacy. The freestanding pool house is a destination unto itself, featuring NanaWall glass walls that dissolve the boundary between indoors and out, radiant heated floors, a full bath, Wi-Fi, and flexible living space. Even the garden shed is a celebration of design, its butterfly roof evoking the unmistakable spirit of Palm Springs mid-century architecture, complete with a sculptural ceramic rain catch basin. Privately positioned and backing to permanently preserved farmland, Scotsfield enjoys sweeping, uninterrupted views that transform with the seasons. Morning light washes across open fields, spectacular sunsets stretch across the horizon, and abundant wildlife provides a daily reminder of the property's extraordinary sense of peace and privacy. It is a landscape of exceptional beauty that will remain protected for generations to come. Despite its tranquil setting, Scotsfield is just minutes from the celebrated river towns of New Hope, Lambertville, and Stockton. Award-winning restaurants, art galleries, boutique shopping, farmers markets, scenic cycling routes, and the Delaware River are all nearby, offering one of the Northeast's most desirable lifestyles—a rare balance of rural tranquility and vibrant cultural amenities. Scotsfield is more than a home—it is a modern sanctuary where timeless architecture, extraordinary craftsmanship, and an irreplaceable setting come together to create one of the Delaware River Valley's most distinctive and rare offerings.
Tucked away at the end of a winding country lane, Stonehouse Farm Country Estate is a rare offering—an extraordinary 46-acre private retreat where history, architecture, and nature exist in perfect harmony. Beyond a tree-lined drive, a collection of beautifully restored structures unfolds across rolling meadows, mature woodlands, and picturesque countryside. At its heart stands a magnificent fieldstone residence dating to the late eighteenth century, thoughtfully reimagined for modern living while preserving the warmth, character, and craftsmanship of its origins. Sunlight pours through a striking glass great room that serves as a contemporary counterpoint to the home's historic stone walls, framing pastoral views in every season. Recently renovated kitchens and baths blend timeless design with modern comfort, creating a residence equally suited to intimate family life and gracious entertaining. The estate extends well beyond the main residence. Charming guest accommodations, a carriage house, and a stylish studio/conference room provide flexibility for hosting family and friends and creative pursuits. The restored party bank barn offers an unforgettable setting for celebrations, gatherings, charitable events, retreats, or corporate entertaining. Across the grounds, open fields, woodland trails, a pond, and gently flowing water create an atmosphere of complete tranquility. Every vista has been shaped by nature and time, offering a profound sense of privacy rarely found within easy reach of major metropolitan centers. For those seeking a weekend sanctuary from Manhattan, a creative retreat from Los Angeles, or a full-time residence that celebrates beauty, authenticity, and space, Stonehouse Farm Country Estate offers a lifestyle increasingly difficult to find and nearly impossible to replicate. This is not simply a home. It is a place to gather generations, celebrate life's milestones, and steward a remarkable piece of the American countryside for years to come. *Once-In-A-Generation *A private family compound. *A weekend escape from Manhattan. *6 Bedrooms total. *A creative retreat for artists, writers, entrepreneurs, and entertainers. *A place to host memorable gatherings. *A legacy property that can remain in a family for generations. *The increasingly rare luxury of privacy. *Authentic architecture that cannot be recreated today. *A connection to the countryside without sacrificing access to New York, Philadelphia, Princeton, or Bucks County. *Farm is not preserved. Main House: 3 Bedrooms, Primary Suite w Corner Fireplace, 3 Full Bath, 2 Half Bath, 3 Fireplaces total, Den w Fireplace, Dining Room with Fireplace,Media/Billiard Room, Gym, Renovated Kitchen & Primary Bath, 2 Offices(one w pocket doors w pocket doors). Historic Stone House beautifully restored & Contemporary Addition done in 2015. All stone for addition from the farm. Slate Roof. Carriage House: Bedroom Suite, Loft bedroom w Powder Room, Built ins, Kitchen, Wood Stove, Laundry w Utility Sink, French Doors onto Deck overlooking Pool & Hot Tub. Bank Barn: Upstairs Party Barn space ideal for entertaining, Large Sliding Glass Doors w Balcony, Wooden Floors were replaced by owner. Attached is a Finished Conference Room/Studio w Kitchen & Full Bath, Heat/AC, Floors from Solebury Quaker Meeting House. Sliding Barn Doors for privacy made from original floors, Balcony. This space offers many possibilities. Below are 3 Horse Stalls, Golf Cart Storage, 2 car Garage. Pine Barn: 3 Bays, Bathroom, Cement Floors, Large Barn Doors, Workshop. Ideal for tractors or car collection. Chicken Coop, Stone Alpaca Barn, Horse Barn, White Split Rail Fence, Pond w Foutain, Pool & Hot Tub, Paved Driveway w Belguim Block. Simply, Paradise!
Some homes are seasonal escapes. 159 Byram Lane is something far more rare: a private riverfront retreat designed to be enjoyed in every season along the Delaware River. Spring brings the landscape to life with fresh blooms and vibrant greenery. Summer invites long days on the water and evenings spent watching the sun set over the river. Fall paints the shoreline in spectacular color, while winter offers cozy nights by the fireplace with peaceful river views beyond. Fully reimagined in 2025, this expertly renovated 4-bedroom, 3-bath residence delivers the effortless riverfront lifestyle that so many seek but few properties truly offer. An elevator provides convenient access to every level, while the open-concept main floor seamlessly connects the kitchen, dining, and living areas, all designed to maximize the stunning waterfront setting. The chef’s kitchen is as functional as it is beautiful, and the main living space extends to a spacious 330-square-foot deck overlooking the river, offering breathtaking views both upstream and downstream. A main-level ensuite bedroom provides the flexibility of single-floor living. On the third floor, the primary suite is a true sanctuary, featuring a dramatic picture window framing the river, hardwood ceilings, a walk-in closet, dual Carrara marble vanities, and a spacious tiled shower. Two additional bedrooms with beautiful views share a full bath with a six-foot soaking tub and shower. A fourth room makes an ideal office, studio, or guest space with inspiring river vistas. A thoughtfully designed top-floor laundry room adds convenience just steps from the bedrooms. Outdoor living is equally impressive, with expansive decks on both the first and second floors, an extra-tall garage, and wiring already in place for a future outdoor kitchen, perfect for entertaining under the stars. Then there’s the river. Pull up a chair on your deck and simply watch the Delaware River roll on by. 90 minutes from New York City. 65 minutes from Philadelphia. 5 minutes from Stockton NJ. 10 minutes from New Hope PA. A world away from everything else.
Stunning Victorian home with a remarkable c.1820 stone barn, 3 S Main Street offers approximately 2,487 square feet of thoughtfully finished living space in the center of Stockton, mere steps away from the Stockton Inn, Stockton Market, and other village amenities. A careful design sensibility is evident throughout the residence. Original doors have been stripped to their natural wood finish and paired with crisp high-gloss white trim, creating an understated elegance reminiscent of a classic European townhouse. Fresh paint throughout the home provides a clean, cohesive backdrop for a variety of furnishings and art collections. The updated kitchen is both functional and refined, featuring brand-new appliances, new cabinetry, and porcelain tile flooring. Solid wood pocket doors add architectural character while allowing flexible separation between living spaces. With three bedrooms and two bathrooms, the home offers a comfortable layout equally suited to full-time living or a weekend retreat. Behind the home, an extraordinary c.1820 stone barn presents a rare opportunity for future expansion or adaptive use. Rich in character and architectural presence, the space is well-suited for a variety of creative, professional, or recreational pursuits, including a studio, gallery, workshop, or other customized use, subject to local zoning and approvals. Recent improvements include the removal of obsolete ductwork and installation of baseboard heating infrastructure. The grounds have been extensively reimagined. An artist-designed, esplanade-style terraced garden leads gracefully from the home to the barn, creating a visual and functional connection between the two structures. Enhancements include the planting of fifteen arborvitae trees for privacy and structure, new sod, thoughtfully designed garden beds, reinforced concrete retaining walls, and newly constructed brick stairs, patios, and walkways. A gravel driveway and expanded parking area provide ample off-street parking. Combining historic architecture, thoughtful updates, and an exceptionally versatile stone barn, 3 S Main Street offers a distinctive opportunity in one of Hunterdon County's most charming river towns.
NEW CONSTRUCTION ! TOP LUXURY BUILDER IN BEAUTIFUL STOCKTON BORO! WELCOME TO THIS STUNNING NEW CONSTRUCTION HOME FEATURING 4 BEDROOMS, 2.5 BATHS, AND THOUGHTFULLY DESIGNED LIVING SPACES THROUGHOUT! THE WELCOMING FRONT PORCH LEADS YOU INTO A FORMAL LIVING ROOM AND ELEGANT FOYER THAT OPENS TO A STATE-OF-THE-ART KITCHEN FEATURING A CENTER ISLAND, QUARTZ COUNTERTOPS, SHAKER-STYLE CABINETS, PANTRY, AND UNDER-CABINET LIGHTING. THE FORMAL DINING ROOM INCLUDES A WET BAR, PERFECT FOR ENTERTAINING. THE SPACIOUS GREAT ROOM FEATURES A GAS FIREPLACE & PROVIDES ACCESS TO A COVERED PORCH & PATIO. THE FIRST FLOOR IS COMPLETED BY A CONVENIENT MUDROOM AND POWDER ROOM. UPSTAIRS, THE PRIVATE PRIMARY SUITE OFFERS TWO WALK-IN CLOSETS AND A LUXURIOUS PRIMARY BATH WITH AN OVERSIZED CUSTOM SHOWER ENCLOSURE WITH MARBLE SEAT AND A SOAKING TUB. A SECOND PRINCESS SUITE FEATURES ITS OWN FULL BATH. TWO ADDITIONAL WELL-APPOINTED BEDROOMS WITH DOUBLE CLOSETS ARE SEPARATED BY A HALLWAY AND COMPLEMENTED BY A CONVENIENT SECOND-FLOOR LAUNDRY ROOM. ADDITIONAL FEATURES INCLUDE: 10 YEAR BUILDER HOME WARRANTY, A 2-CAR OVERSIZED GARAGE, BEAUTIFUL BLUESTONE FRONT PORCH AND PATIO OVERLOOKING LAND PRESERVED BY GREEN ACRES, AND AN UNFINISHED BASEMENT WITH EXTRA HIGH CEILINGS READY FOR YOUR FUTURE EXPANSION. PUBLIC SEWER AND WATER. DON'T MISS THIS RARE OPPORTUNITY TO OWN A BRAND-NEW HOME IN THE CHARMING COMMUNITY OF STOCKTON BORO! CLOSE TO NEW HOPE & LAMBERTVILLE, WALK TO TOWN WITH GREAT RESTAURANTS & SHOPPING.
Along a gravel country road just above Stockton, where cyclists routinely outnumber passing cars, this richly inviting home rests amid timeless farmland and some of the region's most beautiful countryside. Built and cherished by its one and only owner, it feels less like a house for sale and more like a story ready for its next chapter. The setting is the first thing to capture your attention. A charming stone bridge welcomes you to a pace of life that feels increasingly rare, creating an immediate sense of calm. A broad wraparound porch frames the home, inviting lingering conversations and slow mornings with coffee in hand. Inside, rooms unfold with a generosity of space and purpose. The living room stretches from front to back, anchored by a fireplace that lends warmth through the seasons. French doors open to a covered patio, creating an easy connection between indoors and out. There are dedicated spaces for both formal dining and everyday meals. The great room has a second fireplace that serves as a focal point. Like the living room, it opens directly to the covered patio, reinforcing the home's effortless relationship with its surroundings. The kitchen was designed with function in mind and includes dual ovens, a gas cooktop, and an expansive pantry, while adjoining mudroom and laundry spaces keep daily life organized and practical. A powder room is nearby. Every room reflects thoughtful planning and a deep understanding of how a home should work. The finished lower level adds yet another dimension. Here, billiards and television areas create flexible spaces for recreation, extending the home's livability well beyond its main floors. On the second floor, four bedrooms and two full baths provide comfortable accommodations. The primary suite comes complete with a sitting area, generous storage, and a skylit bathroom that fills with natural light throughout the day. Outside, a big white barn speaks to the property's rural roots while hinting at its versatility. Over the years, its large, windowed loft has hosted countless celebrations. What distinguishes this home, however, is not any single room or feature. It is the unmistakable feeling that it has been fully lived in and deeply loved. Every space bears the mark of careful stewardship. Every gathering, celebration, and quiet evening has contributed to a sense of permanence and belonging that cannot be replicated. Now, after years of serving as both sanctuary and gathering place, this remarkable country home is ready for its next steward to embrace its setting and continue the story. Seller is a licensed NJ Broker Associate.
Courtesy: WEICHERT REALTORS
908-782-8800
Step into the past with this architectural gem, built in 2003 as an authentic recreation of this area's 18 th C architecture, while being professionally designed for 21st century living. It is located in the historic village of Headquarters, a National Register Historic District. The spacious interior features: five bedrooms, five baths, two half-baths including a first-floor bedroom with potential full bath. Four authentically historic fireplaces [living room, great room, master bedroom, first-floor bedroom] add warmth and character throughout. Designed for both everyday living and entertaining, large living, dining, & family rooms open seamlessly to a stone patio with inviting indoor-outdoor flow. Spacious custom kitchen with two walk-in pantries completes the charm of the great room. The main suite is a luxurious retreat, two full-baths with adjoining walk-in closets, and large sitting room. Two additional bedrooms have en-suite baths and a third bedroom has adjacent hall bath. Modern efficiency is insured with geothermal heating & air-conditioning and Superior-Walls insulated full basement, providing year-round comfort. Set on 6.4 picturesque tree-lined acres, the property also includes a 3-bay timber-frame barn offering endless possibilities for storage, hobbies, or equestrian pursuits. A truly unique offeringthat captures the elegance of the past while embracing modern living.
Courtesy: COLDWELL BANKER REALTY
908-735-8080
SPECTACULAR CUSTOM COLONIAL ESTATE SET ON 154+ SPRAWLING ACRES OF UNPRESERVED LAND IN BEAUTIFUL STOCKTON A TRUE OUTDOOR PARADISE OFFERING UNMATCHED PRIVACY, BREATHTAKING VISTAS, AND THE TRANQUILITY OF NATURE. THE GROUNDS ARE NOTHING SHORT OF EXTRAORDINARY FEATURING A PRIVATE POND, TENNIS COURT, GAZEBO, BARNS, OPEN PORCHES, CUSTOM FENCING, AND AN OUTDOOR EQUESTRIAN ARENA. FOR AVIATION ENTHUSIASTS, THE PROPERTY ALSO INCLUDES A PRIVATE AIRSTRIP LICENSED BY STATE AND TOWN WITH AN ON-SITE HANGAR FLY IN, FLY OUT FROM YOUR OWN PROPERTY. THIS CIRCA 1737 HISTORIC STONE HOME HAS BEEN THOUGHTFULLY RENOVATED, BLENDING TIMELESS CHARACTER WITH SOPHISTICATED HIGH DESIGN AND WARM, INVITING SPACES. CLASSIC DETAILS INCLUDING PINE FLOORS, EXPOSED BEAM CEILINGS, AND FIVE FIREPLACES ENHANCE THE CHARM THROUGHOUT.THE HOME FEATURES A PROFESSIONAL-GRADE KITCHEN WITH CENTER ISLAND AND PANTRY, A MAJESTIC LIVING ROOM, FORMAL DINING ROOM, AND A SPACIOUS GREAT ROOM. THE PRIMARY BEDROOM SUITE ALSO FEATURES A FIREPLACE, WHILE AN UPPER-LEVEL BEDROOM OFFERS A PRIVATE SITTING ROOM. THE LOWER LEVEL INCLUDES A BASEMENT WITH WINE CELLAR, AND THE PROPERTY IS COMPLETE WITH A DETACHED OVERSIZED GARAGE AND SECURITY SYSTEM.OUTSIDE, THIS REMARKABLE ESTATE FRONTS ON THE LOCKATONG CREEK (NOT IN A FLOOD ZONE) AND IS CONVENIENTLY LOCATED NEAR FARMERS MARKETS, RESTAURANTS, SHOPPING, AND CHARMING RIVER TOWNS. A TRUE ONCE-IN-A-LIFETIME OPPORTUNITY TO OWN A ONE-OF-A-KIND PRIVATE PARADISE.
Just a few turns from New Jersey’s last covered bridge, 89 inspired acres roll out like a pastoral dream in the heart of Hunterdon County. This is not your average farmstead. This is a place where traditions are honored, animals are well-housed, and there’s a proper barn just for parties complete with a barrel-vaulted ceiling and a bar. The land itself is shaped by a network of fenced paddocks, dry lots, and barns that still serve their original purpose. One is ready for horses with four stalls, a heated tack room, and a hayloft that swallows up to 1,200 bales. Another once ran as a dairy barn, now brimming with potential, and there’s even a proper chicken coop. At the center of it all, the 19th-century farmhouse has been added upon and transformed into a place of pure comfort and grace, warmed by two gas fireplaces and the stories told around them. The kitchen, with its oversized island, hearth, and casual dining nook, is where the hours melt away. The great room, with its soaring ceiling and shuttered interior windows, is equal parts music hall and quiet escape. The living room spills out onto a wide bluestone patio. The dining room still knows how to host a holiday, and the upstairs main bedroom is thoughtfully tucked away from the others, one of which hides a cedar closet. There’s laundry upstairs, a sauna below, and a stone-walled nook that all but begs to become a wine cellar. Elsewhere on the property are surprises that stretch this estate beyond a single narrative: a garage with a finished game room above, a storybook cottage-style apartment, another two-bedroom apartment with a loft, and a studio with its own bathroom. Even the pets have their own fenced ¾-acre patch to keep them safe. In a world that moves too fast, this is a place that knows how to slow down while keeping farm life humming. Comprised of two lots: 84 acres for the farm land and 4.92 for the main residence. Please note the bedroom and bathroom counts include the guest house and cottage apartment.
Just a few turns from New Jersey’s last covered bridge, 89 inspired acres roll out like a pastoral dream in the heart of Hunterdon County. This is not your average farmstead. This is a place where traditions are honored, animals are well-housed, and there’s a proper barn just for parties complete with a barrel-vaulted ceiling and a bar. The land itself is shaped by a network of fenced paddocks, dry lots, and barns that still serve their original purpose. One is ready for horses with four stalls, a heated tack room, and a hayloft that swallows up to 1,200 bales. Another once ran as a dairy barn, now brimming with potential, and there’s even a proper chicken coop. At the center of it all, the 19th-century farmhouse has been added upon and transformed into a place of pure comfort and grace, warmed by two gas fireplaces and the stories told around them. The kitchen, with its oversized island, hearth, and casual dining nook, is where the hours melt away. The great room, with its soaring ceiling and shuttered interior windows, is equal parts music hall and quiet escape. The living room spills out onto a wide bluestone patio. The dining room still knows how to host a holiday, and the upstairs main bedroom is thoughtfully tucked away from the others, one of which hides a cedar closet. There’s laundry upstairs, a sauna below, and a stone-walled nook that all but begs to become a wine cellar. Elsewhere on the property are surprises that stretch this estate beyond a single narrative: a garage with a finished game room above, a storybook cottage-style apartment, another two-bedroom apartment with a loft, and a studio with its own bathroom. Even the pets have their own fenced ¾-acre patch to keep them safe. In a world that moves too fast, this is a place that knows how to slow down while keeping farm life humming. Please note the bedroom counts include the guest house (2 bdrms/2 full baths) and the cottage (1 bdrm/1 full bath)
Stockton is located in New Jersey. Stockton, New Jersey has a population of 453. Stockton is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 15.67% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 33.01%.
The median household income in Stockton, New Jersey is $113,000. The median household income for the surrounding county is $123,373 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Stockton is 56 years.
The average high temperature in July is 86.1 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 19.3 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 49.4 inches per year, with 22 inches of snow per year.
