Princeton’s liveliest destinations, including McCarter Theater and Nassau Street restaurants, are a stone’s throw from two renovated Victorian townhouses edging Princeton’s world-famous campus and peaceful Princeton Theological Seminary. Pinneo Construction built this years-long project culminating in a total interior transformation that kept the historic home’s Victorian character intact. This rear unit is especially sunny with a multitude of Marvin windows. Even the bonus space found in the finished basement is drenched in light! Oak and porcelain tile flooring feel totally high-end, as does the open kitchen done in pleasing gray and white with polished quartz countertops and gas cooking. A mudroom conveniently houses the laundry. A bright staircase leads to a big main suite with an organized walk-in closet and, again, so many windows. Both the main bath and a hall bath serving two more bedrooms are compartmentalized for easy sharing. Style and modern convenience were top of mind throughout this renovation. There’s even a charging station next to two private parking spots and a shed for bikes and recreation gear. (Some photos are virtually staged)