306 Pittstown Road (rt. #513), Union Twp., NJ 08867

The circa 1752 Linden farmhouse has been lovingly restored and improved over the centuries, displaying high levels of charm throughout. Originally constructed from stone, there are exposed stone walls in the family room and updated kitchen. Stone walls, as well as the original doorway, detail the original part of the home and an addition which probably dates back to the 1800s. The wraparound rocking chair porch overlooks serene views of the grounds and pond. Early American design features are evident throughout. From the wide board pine floors to the door hardware and wavy glass windows, the historic ambiance is authentic. High ceilings on both floors and sun-filled rooms are additional amenities. Updates by the current owners include a custom kitchen with wood cabinetry and soapstone counters. The main bath and powder room are also remodeled, bringing them up to current standards. Known for its rolling country scenery and charming historic hamlets, Union Township in north-central Hunterdon County measures about 20 square miles. It borders the equally appealing municipalities of Clinton, Franklin, Holland, Bethlehem, Lebanon and Alexandria. While the township is surrounded by natural beauty and farmland, it also enjoys a central location near Interstate 78, Clinton and Flemington. In 2013, New Jersey Monthly magazine rated Union Township 5th out of the Top 100 New Jersey towns based on home values, property taxes, crime rate, school performance and lifestyle. A relaxed, semi-suburban atmosphere is a major draw for home buyers.