Seize the opportunity to own not just a piece of Cranbury history, but a slice of Americana, with a nicely updated historic home and an adjacent Main Street storefront presented as one package. Both buildings are zoned for residential and/or commercial use. Many local residents still have fond memories of meeting friends at O’Neil’s Soda Shop, a beloved fixture of Main Street for decades. The single-story former soda shop on the right now connects to the nicely updated 19th-century house next door via a convenient breezeway. The storefront is currently rented, producing a monthly income of $1,000. The possibilities are numerous: live/work, live/rent, or use both sides for a business endeavor. The detached garage has three separate bays, one ideal for a workshop or equipment storage. The deep backyard comes as yet another welcome surprise. The house has incredible pumpkin pine floors, pristine plaster walls, and chimney cupboards behind wood mantels, and an eat-in kitchen, redone in 2007. Bosch and Fisher-Paykel appliances, an island, and a built-in desk are surrounded by handsome granite and cabinetry that feel period appropriate. The kitchen and dining room flow into the sunny living/family room, which has a projector, speakers, and whole-wall screen. Upstairs, a hall bath perfectly renovated with black and white penny tile serves three bedrooms, while the rear primary suite has a huge walk-in closet and a private bath with radiant tile floor. The adjoining storefront also has original wood floors and beadboard walls, plus a big bathroom. Two zones of high-velocity A/C and seven zones of heat maintain a comfortable climate in the house all through the year. K-8 students attend Cranbury’s local National Blue-Ribbon school and 9-12 students go to Princeton High School. A special small-town treasure like this - within a stone’s throw of various eateries, the school, the public library and more - doesn’t come around often!