Revolutionary War-Era Van Saun House In Wayne For Sale

WAYNE, NJ — Now, a piece of local, Revolutionary War-era history can be yours.

The Samuel Van Saun House on Laauwe Avenue is on the market. The Dutch-style home was built in 1769. When then-General George Washington stayed at the Dey Mansion in July 1780, French General Marquis De Lafayette headquartered at the Van Saun House. Lafayette came to the United States to fight with the states in the Revoluionary War.

• Address: 23 Laauwe Ave, Wayne, New Jersey
• Price: $949,000
• Square Feet: 4,100+
• Bedrooms: Five
• Bathrooms: Four
• Built: 1769
• Features: The renowned Samuel Van Saun House offers over 4,171 square feet of elegance and is nestled on 3.39 acres with scenic babbling Signac Brook and weeping willows. This Dutch style home is rich in history dating back to the Revolutionary War and has been meticulously restored and enhanced by adding today's modern conveniences. A flawless addition adding a full wing to this beauty boasts a main floor Master Suite with his/hers full baths, two walk-in closets and separate siting room. The main house dating back to 1769 offers front to back Living Room and banquet sized Dining Room each with fireplaces, an updated eat-in Kitchen, full bath, office and intimate Family Room opening to an impressive courtyard and manicured grounds. The spacious second floor features four sizable bedrooms and a main bath. Additional features include a large basement workshop, four-car tandem garage with huge loft, multi-zone heat and air.

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