Tucked away along one of Delaware Township’s most scenic stretches, this enchanting stone cottage—circa late 1700s—offers a rare blend of history, privacy, and timeless character on 3.33 acres. Set on a gentle rise with no visible neighbors, the property feels worlds away, yet remains just minutes from Stockton, Frenchtown, and the vibrant river towns of New Hope and Lambertville. Inside, the home is rich with authentic period details. Exposed stone walls, pumpkin pine floors, deep window sills, and a wood-burning stone fireplace create a warm, inviting atmosphere that’s difficult to replicate. The main living space feels both rustic and refined, while the spacious and light-filled primary bedroom provides a peaceful retreat. The kitchen, added in a later expansion, offers everyday functionality and opens to a charming setting that invites further vision. Architectural plans for a future addition are included, giving the next owner a head start on expanding while preserving the home’s historic integrity. A separate stone outbuilding—once a sheep barn and now featuring a new roof—adds even more potential. Whether imagined as a studio, office, or creative space, it’s a rare and inspiring bonus. Modern comforts include a whole-house generator, ensuring peace of mind year-round. Surrounded by nature and just moments from the Delaware River, nearby towpath, and endless opportunities for biking, hiking, and exploring, this is a property that offers both escape and connection. A truly special offering—steeped in history, yet ready for its next chapter.