Rare and complete Amwell Valley farm package in East Amwell Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey — combining a historic farmhouse with nearly 95 acres of contiguous qualified farmland in the protected Amwell Valley Agricultural District (VAL). The offering includes: • Farmhouse parcel (Class 3A) – Approximately 2 acres featuring a charming historic residence (circa 1700). Ideal as a primary residence, caretaker home, or agricultural headquarters. • Block 31, Lot 3 (Class 3B) – Approximately 41.9 acres of open, qualified farmland • Block 27, Lot 47 (Class 3B) – Approximately 53.4 acres of open, qualified farmland Together, the two large parcels total roughly 95 acres of open agricultural land, both classified as Farm Qualified (3B) under New Jersey’s Farmland Assessment Act for substantially reduced property taxes. The combined land assessment remains modest, supporting low annual taxes while preserving the property’s agricultural integrity. Located along Rocktown Road in a peaceful, private setting yet convenient to Princeton and major routes, this assemblage offers exceptional versatility for active farming, equestrian use, land preservation, or a private country estate. VAL zoning strongly supports agricultural operations and limited residential development consistent with the township’s farmland-protection goals. A unique opportunity to own both a historic farmhouse and extensive protected farmland under single ownership in one of Hunterdon County’s most desirable agricultural communities. Additional details, survey, and private showings available upon request.
A modern lakeside sanctuary, thoughtfully renovated with exceptional craftsmanship and elevated materials throughout. This extraordinary 44+ acre retreat redefines the idea of a weekend escape. With two private freshwater lakes totaling roughly 25 acres, the property offers a level of serenity and scale rarely found this close to New York City or Philadelphia - both just 90 minutes away. What was once a modest seasonal cottage has undergone a complete transformation, evolving into a sophisticated designer hideaway that feels worlds away from the expected country-house aesthetic. A long, gated driveway leads to the sophisticated retreat perched above the lakeside with breathtaking water views. The main level has an open concept flow having, white oak floors running throughout, custom solid maple doors and features a cozy original floor to ceiling stone fireplace and hearth. Handcrafted solid cherry cabinetry topped with a copper sink and countertops with a warm earthy patina anchors the gourmet kitchen alongside a fleet of Miele high-end appliances with an impressive Bertazonni Oven and an induction stove top, a stainless hood and copper backsplash. The cherry island with seating, flows into the living/dining/sitting area, along the wall of expansive Kolbe & Kolbe windows framing the shimmering water views from nearly every angle. Lighting by Louis Poulsen and Venetian plaster walls add a refined architectural layer throughout the interiors. A stunning full bath with an elegant free-standing sink, delicate wallpaper-effect porcelain tiles and walk-in shower completes the main level. The lower level, accessible via the heated curved stairs, features the chic industrial touch of polished concrete flooring warmed by radiant heat, a spacious bedroom, a sitting area encased in glass with unstoppable views, a sleek full bathroom with marble hex tile flooring, a Toto smart toilet and a monolithic concrete sink above a floating vanity. Two custom-outfitted walk-in closets and a laundry/utility room finish the lower level. The owners also dramatically enhanced the grounds and lifestyle experience of the property, selectively thinning the trees to reveal sweeping lake vistas and creating a true vacation-at-home compound. The original boathouse was converted into a year-round studio complete with heating and air conditioning. Double doors open to a pathway leading to the dock, perfect for outdoor water activities and entertaining. An outdoor shower completes the effortless summer-camp-for-grown-ups atmosphere. The unique converted shipping container was transformed into a striking entertainment pavilion with interior birch architectural wall panels with double doors opening onto a patio strung with lights, now serving as a stylish gathering space. Bordering 1,000 acres of protected lands of the Amwell Valley Conservancy on three sides, the setting is exceptionally private, scenic, and rich with opportunities for kayaking, fishing, hiking, paddleboarding, and wildlife observation. The entire property shares a Smart Lutron System with all buildings having turnkey WiFi. The acreage could be sub-divided, offering the rare potential for additional builds. For the buyers who crave design, privacy, and nature but have grown weary of Hamptons traffic and predictability, this is the kind of property that quietly changes the conversation. Despite its secluded feel, this home is conveniently located close to NY, Philadelphia, and Princeton. A short drive takes you to the heart of the historic towns of Lambertville and New Hope, PA, offering a blend of history, culture, and local amenities along The Delaware River Valley. This sophisticated retreat offers an exclusive opportunity to live in harmony with nature.
Ringoes is located in New Jersey. Ringoes, New Jersey has a population of 932. Ringoes is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 40.44% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 33.01%.
The median household income in Ringoes, New Jersey is $87,740. 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 Ringoes is 44.2 years.
The average high temperature in July is 84.5 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 19 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 50.1 inches per year, with 27 inches of snow per year.
