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Queen Anne Victorian Circa 1906 Offered For Sale Step back 120-years into Princeton's Historic Homes District, to the most beautifully preserved Queen Anne Victorian, where historic character meets modern comfort. This 5 bedroom 3 bath home offers over 2,751 finished square feet, thoughtfully updated while honoring its original craftsmanship. Authentic details remain throughout, including original pocket doors, intricate mill-work, built ins, timeless flooring, and rare diamond pattern quarry leaded glass with red and green cathedral tones. Original cast iron heat registers remain intact, a true reflection of the home’s authenticity. The third floor Primary Suite (2nd of two) offers a 41x28 private Luxury retreat with a cedar walk in closet and bath, providing flexibility and separation rarely found in homes of this era. Main level living flows naturally, anchored by a gas fireplace and extending to a two sided HDPE porch overlooking the boulevard and gardens. Bathrooms have been fully updated with finishes that respect the home’s heritage. Over $125,000 has been invested in restoration and major mechanical improvements, including, deck, pillars, siding, roof, garage, electrical, furnace, water heater, and appliances. Exterior updates include Hardie® siding with classic Queen Anne detailing, architectural shingles, re-wrapped 24 by 26 detached garage, and full lawn irrigation system. Garden Setting The grounds offer a curated perennial landscape designed for season long color and enjoyment. A wide variety of flowering plantings include purple coneflower, bee balm in multiple tones, lavender, gloriosa daisy, blanket flower, bleeding heart, Siberian iris, liatris, veronica, columbine, roses, day lilies, Joe Pye weed, wisteria, honeysuckle, peonies, cranes bill, pulmonaria, balloon flowers, ligularia, astilbe, Japanese painted fern, coral bells, lily of the valley, oriental poppies, and tall phlox. Over 20 varieties of hosta are thoughtfully placed throughout the gardens, complemented by lilacs, weigela, allium, ground cover, and seasonal textures. This is a rare opportunity to own a preserved piece of history in Princeton's Historic District, impeccably maintained and ready for its next steward.