If you’ve been searching for a character-filled home near Princeton, this rare 1914 all-brick duplex deserves your attention! Built when homes were crafted to last, this solid charmer showcases the kind of details old-house lovers dream about, including stunning original American Chestnut woodwork framing the windows and doorways, beautiful pocket doors that glide between the living and family rooms, and hardwood floors spanning much of the first level. The main floor offers a generous, flowing layout with the living room, dining room, and family room connected in an easy rhythm, with a conveniently tucked powder room beneath the staircase. The renovated kitchen is both spacious and welcoming, featuring light maple-stained cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, and a new skylight that floods it with natural light. Upstairs, the second level includes three comfortable bedrooms and a large, beautifully renovated full bathroom, while the third floor adds a bright and cheerful bonus room perfect as a fourth bedroom, home office, studio, or creative space. Outside, a deep, partially fenced backyard with flowering trees and many perennials, offers space to garden, play, and unwind. Located on a lightly-traveled street in Lawrence Township and bordering preserved land, a nearby nature center, and scenic trails, this home blends history and thoughtful updates in a way that is increasingly rare to find.