In one of Lambertville s unique and little known neighborhoods, this 1864 three-story, brick and fieldstone home is tucked into the hillside. Natural stone steps connect three slate patios amidst perennial gardens. An artist s studio is at one end of the second patio, while a built-in fireplace and grilling area sits at the third. Inside reflects the warmth of an Adirondack lodge. On the first floor is a family room with a cozy wood stove and an exposed stonewall. Adjacent is a full bath and laundry room. The second floor is the main living area, with wood floors, where at Juliet balcony overlooks the city below. A breakfast room, with bar seating, is open through to the kitchen. Mex-ican tile floors are throughout this area. The dining room has sliding glass doors to the second pa-tio. A sunny office also accesses the patio, with windows and skylights perfect for all your favorite houseplants. On the third floor is the main bedroom with built-in bookcases, exposed beams and stairs to a loft area with a wall of closets. There s a second bedroom, and the full bath sits between them. Nature abounds at this historic scenic residence that also offers the convenience of walking to town to dine, shop, kayak and stroll the canal path