This 1930's Tudor-style home is the perfect blend of historic and modern. Its peaked slate roof, curved flagstone walkway, and front door framed by wisteria and twin potted shrubs set the tone for understated elegance, while a remodel by the current owners expanded the home's footprint and created a more open floor plan that invites mingling indoors and out, on the multi-layered stone terrace. The seamless expansion left intact many of the home's original features, including polished hardwoodfloors, turned staircases leading to the two upper levels, multi-layered wood trim at the ceilings and around doors and windows, and exposed brick walls. It also put a fresh face on the kitchen, bathrooms and master suite. The kitchen, a true cook's workspace, is outfitted with a six-burner Viking stove and covered griddle, stainless steel appliances, a bank of glass-fronted cabinetry, and ample granite-topped work space, including a shaped center island with apron farm sink and stool seating. From it, step into the breakfast room, and easily access the mud room, butler's pantry, an office and the basement, which may be finished for more living space.Also on the home's main level are a family room with exposed brick walls; a dining room (in use as a sitting room) with wood-coffered ceiling and fireplace; and a formal living room with fireplace, built-in shelves and cabinets, and a floor-to-ceiling bay window. On the second level, two bedrooms share a full bath accessible from the hall. The master bedroom features ceilings nearly 12 feet tall, a ribbon of windows looking over the backyard, and French doors leading to an outside balcony, and the suite is complete with spacious spa-like bath appointed with a freestanding pedestal bathtub, twin sinks, glass-enclosed shower and private toilet area; dressing room and laundry room. The third level features the home's fourth bedroom, a bath with claw-footed tub, and a sitting room with an exposed brick wall. There is ample storage, closets and built-ins, throughout the home.Ideally situated within blocks of downtown Princeton, the home offers walkable access to restaurants, shopping, the library, schools, the University, parks and more, plus the convenience of being just a few minutes from major highways, public transportation and local airports; and midway between Philadelphia, New York City and their international airports.…