A house with pedigree! This distinguished house was designed by the late prominent Princeton architect, William M. Thompson, whose Williamsburg, Virginia roots greatly influence is style. Mr. Thompson, in collaboration with a team of master builders, crafted this stunning four-bedroom home using reclaimed lumber from local architectural salvage. The magnificent hand-hewn beams that grace the vaulted ceilings are hundreds of years old, while the floors, crafted from longleaf pine beams, are treasures from a time when these trees no longer existed. Every detail has been meticulously curated, from the elegant moldings and custom doors to the three beautifully constructed fireplaces.This home boasts excellent flow and natural light, enhanced by a spacious finished walkout basement featuring a wine cellar and a billiards media room. The three-car garage is an architectural gem, beautifully designed with a cedar-lined interior. The upper dormers create a magical, light-filled 2nd floor space brimming with possibilities. Nestled in a park-like setting, this property is surrounded by nature on one of Delaware Township’s most cherished roads. Strimples Mill Road is celebrated for its enchanting historic fieldstone walls, built by the area’s first European settlers. Proximity to the Lockatong Wildlife Management Area offers gorgeous hiking trails, birdwatching, and swimming opportunities. Just minutes from the Delaware River and towpath, this home is ideal for those with an active lifestyle. Hiking, jogging, swimming, kayaking, fishing and cycling are all minutes away. On weekends, enjoy events at the Federal Twist Winery, located just a mile away. Close to vibrant river towns, with a short drive to Stockton, New Hope, and Lambertville—each brimming with restaurants, art, shops, and theaters. Only 1 1/2 hours from New York City and 55 minutes to Philadelphia, this is the perfect blend of serene living and city accessibility.