$1,075,000 Lebanon 5BR 4.5BA, CALL THE LISTING AGENT, GLORY-ANN in Lebanon, New Jersey

CALL THE LISTING AGENT, GLORY-ANN DRAZINAKIS, VIA HER CELL NUMBER 908-256-xxxx FOR THE MOST COMPREHENSIVE INFORMATION ABOUT THIS PROPERTY. ASK FORGLORY-ANN AT THE WEICHERT OLDWICK OFFICE, 908-439-xxxx OR CALL HER DIRECT OFFICE LINE 908-321-xxxx. Captivating Estate-Caliber Colonial A custom-built Colonial presides over 2.63 open and wooded acres in Clinton Township. Situated on a cul-de-sac street at the end of a long drive, this estate-caliber home features a classic facade of stone and clapboard. The spacious floor plan offers five bedrooms, four-and-one-half baths as well as an attached three-car garage. Beautifully landscaped property is characterized by green lawns, mature deciduous and evergreen trees, colorful perennials and native plantings. Three levels of finished living space show careful attention to detail. Among the interior highlights are three fireplaces, oak hardwood flooring, elaborate millwork, custom lighting, a secondary staircase and high ceilings. Built in xxxx, it has been wonderfully maintained inside and out by the original owners. The dramatic point of entry is a two-story foyer fitted with applied and wide crown moldings, a bronzed chandelier and butterfly staircase. Double French doors in the foyer open onto a parlor, a gracious room fitted with intricate millwork and another French door to the covered front porch. Nearby, a formal dining room featuring crown and applied moldings and chair rail takes in picturesque landscapes from a large picture window. In the generously-dimensioned great room, a second level bridge overlook, cathedral ceiling, a wood burning fireplace set into a stone wall, a two-tiered window wall, French door to a covered porch and recessed lighting are among the exceptional design elements. Natural light streams into the bright, airy conservatory appointed with built-in bookcases, window seats, a wood-burning fireplace with marble faade and double French doors leading to the terrace. Another main floor convenience is a handsome den with coffered ceilings, deep crown moldings and French doors leading to a covered side deck. A long list of desirable features combines in the stylish chefs kitchen. Cherry cabinetry from Wood Mode, a bead board center island topped by granite, commercial-grade stainless steel appliances from Bosch, Viking, GE Profile and KitchenAid, and oak flooring enhance this appealing space. A window wall of French doors in the morning room opens to the paver patio for al fresco dining. The first floor is completed by a mud room with service entrance to the covered porch and an elegant powder room. On the second floor, the inviting master suite consists of a tray ceiling master bedroom with a triple row of windows, a master sitting room anchored by a marble faade gas fireplace, and a luxurious master bath. Spa-like bath amenities include a jetted tub, glass door shower, dual sink vanities with granite counters, a private commode and a charming window seat. Also upstairs are four additional bedrooms, one with a connecting full bath. A third full bath concludes the second story. Thoughtfully planned throughout, this majestic home will include a partially finished lower level with xxxx square feet of additional living space which will provide a recreation room and full bath. Outdoor spaces are beautifully arranged amid the manicured grounds. A front paver walkway connects to a circular paver drive with medallion inset that is edged by Belgian blocks. A rear paver walkway leads to a paver stone patio at the rear of the home. The covered side porch features ceiling fans and wood flooring, while the two covered front porches are enhanced by bluestone flooring. Mechanical workings of this home include multiple zones of forced hot air propane heating, a humidifying system, water neutralizer, central air conditioning, central vacuum, security system, sprinkler system, private septic and well water. Clinton Township is a quaint, historic part of Hunterdon County presentinListing originally posted at http