This historic home is on a favored Lambertville street, one block from town center and the canal. Easy access to all your soon-to-be favorite restaurants and river activities await! With an open floor plan and antique wideboard pine floors throughout, you will marvel at the renovated kitchen and beautifully landscaped backyard. The living room, complete […]

Federal-style architecture was “the dominant style of the new United States from about 1780 to 1820,” according to Virginia Savage McAlester in her book A Field Guide to American Houses. Most often, Federal-style houses are simple square or rectangular structures of two or three stories in height, and two or more rooms in depth. The […]

This Neo-Georgian home is full of historical and creatively, handcrafted details, built in 1924 by one of Lambertville’s most notable mechanical engineers and inventors. Enter through the wrought iron gate to a brick front porch. A broad front door, with stained glass side panels and transom, enters into the foyer. Throughout the home is decorative, […]