Just Listed: $1.2M Moorestown Home Built In 1800

MOORESTOWN, NJ — This 3-bedroom, 19th Century home is new to the market for $1.2 million in Moorestown. It also comes with 2+ bathrooms. Here are the full listing details.

• Address: 2 E Main St, Moorestown, New Jersey
• Price: $1,295,000
• Square Feet: 5031
• Bedrooms: 3
• Bathrooms: 2 Full and 2 Half Baths
• Built: 1800

Features: A truly amazing and historic property with the perfect opportunity to invest in beautiful downtown Moorestown. Possibilities are endless- office space, convert to a single family home, storefront, condos, or even apartments.

Built in 1800 and perched on the most perfect lot, this home has been beautifully restored with gorgeous moldings and millwork throughout. The first level has large retail areas with a center hall foyer with a spiral wood staircase leading to the second and third levels. There is a more recent first floor addition with a stunning sunroom within a cupola, hardwood floors and high-end custom cabinetry.

The private residence on the second level includes a foyer/sitting room, formal living rooms, and dining room, library, morning room and kitchen/breakfast room/sitting room with french doors opening to a wrap around roof deck.

The third level is complete with a master bedroom, guest room and sitting room/ third bedroom and two baths. The incredible moldings, millwork, and windows are evident on these private floors as well. There is also a detached, over-sized 3-car garage. The interior of the garage has steps to a 2nd floor with an abundance of space for storage or finish the space for additional living space or office space.

The beautifully manicured grounds showcase boxwoods, bluestone, magnolia trees and not to mention plenty of parking on and off the property. Extremely convenient to major roads for commuting to Philadelphia or New York City. Documents attached for floor plans and sketches to convert the first floor sunroom into a kitchen.

This listing originally appeared on realtor.com. For more information and photos, click here.