Presenting an artful interplay of classic Cape character and contemporary European influence, this dramatically expanded Littlebrook home is defined by sunlight pouring through oversized windows, a thoughtfully designed landscape and an exceptional location - just a hop, skip and a jump from the neighborhood elementary school and Grover Park. Reimagined in 2011 by architect Jon Drezner, the charming home nearly doubled in size with high-ceilinged, skylit additions that transformed everyday living. The open-concept kitchen, dining room and expansive family room are oriented to capture maximum light throughout the seasons, while a sunroom, renovated in 2017, is a quiet spot for wellness or reading. Upstairs, a flexible office with its own balcony adjoins the serene primary suite, which comes complete with a dressing room, second laundry and a Brazilian slate-tiled bath with multi-jet shower. Two more upper bedrooms have generous closets and a first floor bedroom and full bath make any guest feel welcome. Radiant concrete floors, a new furnace, a tankless water heater and updated electrical systems improve efficiency and comfort. Outdoor areas were designed with just as much intention. A pergola-shaded patio joins gardens curated by a certified NJ Master Gardener, featuring native plantings, a rain garden and layered seasonal interest. A gravel driveway, flagstone path and Ilex hedge enhance both sustainability and curb appeal.