Said to be the smallest street in town and definitely one of the quaintest, Madison is a mere block from the epicenter of Princeton, yet sees very little traffic. Although the prime location may deem it unnecessary, this vintage twin boasts off-street parking with extra spaces for guests available nearby. A newly planted boxwood hedge and a flowering dogwood are a tidy preamble to the covered front porch. Inside, find original floors and a surprisingly open floor plan. Glass-front upper cabinets offer storage shared between the dining room and kitchen, without blocking the view. Recessed lighting, large windows and a door to the fully fenced patio let ample light flow freely from room to room. State-of-the-art laundry appliances join a reliable antique range in the kitchen. Upstairs, 3 bedrooms, one with double closets, share a hall bathroom with a claw foot tub drenched in sunshine. The attic is now efficiently insulated and the basement offers handy storage. Hardwood floors and original detailed moulding throughout are wonderful compliments to the modern addition of central air conditioning. Convenient to Nassau Street, Princeton University and all that this college town has to offer.