Woodrow Wilson Former N.J. Home in Photos
- The late 19th-century Tudor Revival home features a rusticated stone base, diamond-paned sash windows, and a plaster tracery ceiling, among other historic details.
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A rusticated stone base anchors the late 19th-century Tudor Revival home.
The grand foyer is warmed by a fireplace.
Diamond-paned sash windows and a plaster tracery ceiling add historic character to the formal living room.
Hand-painted walls honor Princeton University landmarks in the dining room.
The chef's kitchen, configured around a massive stone-top island, flows into a breakfast room.
The fireside library.
The greenhouse-inspired sunroom.
A farmhouse sink for filling vases is tucked into the one corner.
The porte cochére-turned-office.
The spacious primary bedroom features a brick-clad fireplace.
The primary's heated marble bathroom opens to a private balcony.
The balcony overlooks the backyard's lush landscaping.
A second-floor sunroom, which was added in recent years.
The finished basement area includes a games room and a TV room.
A stone patio overlooks landscaping by Holly Grace Nelson.
Trees and shrubbery blot out neighboring homes.
The fountain streams into a large koi pond.
Gorgeous wooden doors highlight the restored garage.
In all, there are seven bedrooms.
The home sits on nearly three quarters of an acre of landscaped grounds.
