Move to Princeton this fall among the splendor of the tree streets where the ability to walk-to-town, schools, restaurants, train and the university makes this the most sought-after neighborhood. From the curb, the grandeur of another era captures your attention by the enchantment of a wrap-around porch, which was one of the principal reasons that caused the current owner's to purchase. Now back on the market and looking better than ever, get ready to be impressed when you see the transformation that has taken place with the gutting and redesign of the second floor and finishing of the basement. Ten foot ceilings on the first floor, with pumpkin pine floors, tall windows, wide moldings and handsome 7' wide paneled pocket doors that divide the front parlor from the living room with corner gas fireplace. MacDonald Design of Lambertville, completed the kitchen renovation where floor-to-ceiling cabinets meet ten-foot ceilings that sparkle with three pendant chandeliers displayed over the sink and an L-shaped breakfast bar. Granite counters, newer stainless steel appliances, mosaic slate back splash, tile flooring and a Viking stove are all enhanced by Venetian plaster walls. An arched entrance way opens into the breakfast room with windows overlooking the private yard. A renovated full bath is just down the hall from the first floor fourth bedroom that includes a wardrobe closet or could be used as a study since three more bedrooms are located upstairs. A 2008 entire second floor renovation created two gracious size bedrooms with ample closet space and ten foot ceilings that share the addition of a second full bathroom. The hallway leads to the master suite but not before you pass the upstairs laundry area with granite counters, cabinets and standard size washer and dryer. The reconfigured master suite now has a dressing area with closets, a luxurious master bath with granite counters, custom vanity and an oversized glass shower area. A very bright and cheery master bedroom with built-in bookshelves and a French door to an open-air balcony that delights with exceptional area views. A 2005/2006 basement renovation is a world unto its own with spectacular nine-foot ceilings, exposed stone walls and concrete floors that were stained and varnished for an exciting and unique entertainment space.A long driveway leads to a private backyard with gravel for additional parking - grass yards and edged gardens with a white picket fence and charming play house.