This historic Mercer Hill home was renovated and reconfigured in 2016 to better serve a contemporary lifestyle without sacrificing an ounce of original charm. Fireplace mantels from the 19th century still decorate the formal rooms, but now these spaces flow together as one. The handsome kitchen done in granite and rich wood also has a desirable openness shared with the breakfast room featuring a sunny bump-out. Not only is a handy mudroom entry a rarity in an antique home, not every property in this popular in-town location offers a garage, this one just steps from the deck. Perhaps the interior’s most intriguing corner is the powder room, discreetly hidden away in an alcove off the wide foyer. More mantels add interest to two of the second level bedrooms, while the rear bedroom enjoys lovely garden views, cedar closets and a private bathroom. Opt to make this your sunny main suite or spread out even more on the top floor, where a second larger suite is convenient to the laundry and attic space offers the potential for a massive walk-in closet. Even the spotless basement surpasses expectations at this house, which has special historical importance in the neighborhood, nestled between Princeton University’s graduate school, Princeton Theological Seminary and beloved Marquard Park.