$659,999

There is a beautiful nostalgia in the autumn air, a season that feels perfectly at home among the distinguished craftsmanship and storied walls of a historic property. Step into history at 340 Crosson Place, where past and present meet. Originally known as the Rutgers G. Cadmus Homestead circa 1872, this restored Colonial retains the classic structural hallmarks of late-19th-century NJ residential architecture. Once a farmhouse surrounded by family land, the area was subdivided into the West End residential section. This 4-bed, 2.5-bath home seamlessly blends timeless period craftsmanship with the comforts of modern living. From the moment you enter, you are greeted by an atmosphere of warmth and character, highlighted by generous living spaces, soaring ceilings, original wood floors, and exquisite architectural details that tell a story of their own. The main level includes an updated kitchen ready for culinary adventures, flowing seamlessly into the formal dining room and a welcoming living room. Rich with character, the original kitchen has been thoughtfully reimagined as a versatile bonus room perfect for a home office or den. A convenient powder room, a dedicated laundry room, and a sunporch complete the first floor. Upstairs, there are 3 bedrooms, main bath and primary bedroom with ensuite. A charming front porch overlooks a spacious private yard and a side patio provides additional outdoor space. Conveniently located close to schools, parks, shopping and major highways.