Set deep into the green folds of Montgomery Township, this four-bedroom home offers a rare sense of privacy and calm just minutes from Princeton, yet worlds away in spirit. The long driveway winds past lush acreage, leading to a classic 1980s home that feels both grounded and expansive. The land itself is historic as it was once part of a tract tied to freed slave Tom Hoagland, whose burial site remains nearby on another lot. This home’s lush 3+ acre setting offers mature trees, rolling meadow, and a truly verdant backdrop. Inside, the layout is timeless: four bedrooms, two and a half baths, and a sunroom that steals the show. French doors from the dining room open into this luminous space, where morning light filters through glass and the view stretches out to green. Hardwood floors span across several rooms, all largely scaled and filled with natural light. Whether you're drawn to the acreage, the proximity to Princeton, the history, or the peaceful setting, this home offers a thoughtful balance of them all.