This Tudor Revival stone house with a stately slate roof crown exudes a timeless character. Original Mercer Tile bathrooms, American Chestnut woodwork, and distinctive light fixtures are charms worth noting. Curved archways and generous formal spaces are features of the main level, where authentic materials and craftsmanship are on full display. The kitchen channels a retro vibe with stainless steel counters while the dining room, framed by rich woodwork and river views, is ready for gatherings both formal and informal. A front-to-back living room with a fireplace opens to both a sun porch and a sunroom, with serene vistas of the Delaware River. Upstairs, the bedrooms provide flexibility and privacy. The primary features a door to a bathroom shared with the hall, while two bedrooms share a Jack and Jill arrangement, and there’s a study/fourth bedroom. The third floor adds two more guest rooms and an additional bath. A separate suite above the two-car garage with a bathroom is perfect for a home office or creative pursuits. The walk-out finished basement expands the living space with a second fireplace, half bath, and direct access to the outdoors. Upgrades include a rehabilitated roof, conversion to gas heat, a newer furnace and water heater, and the addition of an elevator connecting the basement to the first and second floors. Outside, the fenced grounds are lush and inviting, with blooming gardens and intimate courtyard-style spaces.