57 Battle Rd, Princeton, NJ 08540

London Plane trees line the street leading to The Constant House. Built in 1915 by Professor Frank H. Constant, this stately home is a fine example of ornate period millwork, gorgeous wood floors, and top of the line materials used extensively in the fine detailing throughout. A cheerful creamy stucco exterior with slate and copper roofs, as well as antique, wavy glass welcomes you into the charming vestibule with intricate slate floor and leaded glass. The front to back hall offers a powder room and door to the courtyard. French doors introduce the formal living room with marble fireplace and entry to the sun-filled conservatory. With similar refined detailing, is the dining room. An impressive butler's pantry features a copper sink set into an elegant wood counter. Here, backstairs grant access to the second floor. The renovated and expanded kitchen seamlessly marries the old with the new and features pumpkin pine floors, a farmhouse sink, antiqued cabinetry, granite counters, built-in cupboards, and all the accoutrements any home chef would desire. The addition also includes the spectacular family room with raised limestone fireplace, flanked by window seats and bookcases, and highlights a custom tray ceiling. Terra cotta tiles enhance the new mud room and powder room. Almost all first floor rooms feature French doors to the stunning center courtyard with enchanting English gardens. Graceful stairs, with a Palladian windowed landing, lead to a library with a lava bowl closet. The expanded master bedroom includes a limestone fireplace, large dressing area, and a lavish bathroom dressed in limestone and marble. An additional bedroom has French doors to a balcony while a bank of built-ins leads to a hall bath, another bedroom, and stairs to the third story. This level combines a sitting area, two more bedrooms, and another full bath. The noted grounds have been featured in numerous articles and showcased in Sacred Spaces' 2004 edition. An exquisite pool and detached