2 Cedar Lane

Set at the end of a private lane, the long meandering driveway flanked by mature trees in a rustic landscape is "Cedar Hill Reserve". This one of a kind custom built home has panoramic views above the Delaware river and sweeping uninterrupted sightlines for miles across the rich rolling landscapes of Bucks and Hunterdon counties. Enter through the front door and your eyes are immediately drawn the two story bank of French doors & windows framing the bucolic setting. The large open floor plan combines comfortable living space with a sophisticated chef style kitchen, large island, plumbed antique worktop coffee station and two tier stone stacked wood burning fireplace. The formal dining room, with custom millwork is just steps from the kitchen and offers plenty of room for guests and a bank of windows overlooking the lush tree line. The main floor continues with an expansive home office surrounded by built in book shelves and work station with views of the river. The master suite is an oasis with multiple custom finished walk-in closets, sumptuous master bath, vaulted ceiling and French doors that open to a private deck for morning coffee or evenings counting the stars. There are two more generous en-suites on the main floor and a great view from any window. The two story wing of this estate style home provides a full suite for guests with ample room for storage and possible additional finished space. There is a three car attached and a brand new three car detached garage with electric and water plumbed in. The sunny backyard is a recreational retreat with an in-ground pool & pool house overlooking the river valley and heated tree house with wrap around deck with views across the neighboring vineyard and miles across the river. The timeless mature landscape completely surrounds the sleek & sophisticated country home. Just a short drive to New Hope, Frenchtown, Easton and well within commuting distance to NYC. Schedule your private tour today! “The river has great wisdom and whispers its secrets to the hearts of men.” - Mark Twain