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c. 1780 Federal
Asbury, New Jersey 08802
The Warne-Castner House
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The Warne-Castner House In the Asbury Historic District circa 1780
THE WARNE-CASTNER HOUSE CIRCA 1780 IN THE HISTORIC DISTRICT OF ASBURY
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10-foot ceiling, fireplace with hand-carved wood mantle, built-in cabinet, decorative moldings &
custom window treatments.
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10-foot ceiling, fireplace with hand-carved wood mantle, built-in cabinetry, decorative moldings & custom window treatments. Doorways lead to Library, Great Room, and Entry Hall.
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This sun-filled room in the front of the home has its own exterior door, doorways to Living Room & Laundry Room, a closet, wood shutters, and
a staircase leading to Bedroom #3
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This dream kitchen begins with custom pine cabinetry and honed granite countertops. A full array of high end appliances includes the Viking 6-burner stove w/ grill, double ovens & exhaust fan, Bosch dishwasher, Kitchen Aid 42" built in refrigerator & GE microwave. Some addl. features include under cabinet lighting, bead
board backsplash, and a generous size pantry cabinet.
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The Great Room is the heart of the home with its original fireplace where meals would have been cooked by some of the earliest homeowners. The beamed ceiling, pine flooring, triple windows overlooking the side yard, and openness to the Kitchen, the Breakfast Rm, the Living Rm and full
bath combine the charm of yesterday with the open floor plan of today. A winding staircase
leads upstairs to Bedroom #4.
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This romantic retreat has a fireplace, chair rail molding & custom drapes with an attached canopy above the bed.
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The fireplace in the Master Bedroom will keep you warm on those long winter nights. The
2 closets each have double racks.
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This cheerful room has a fireplace, a closet and chair rail molding.
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This warm & cozy room has a corner closet with double racks and chair rail molding. A stairway leads down to the Library.
| 2 Stories | |
| Bedrooms | 4 |
| Full Baths | 2 |
| Heated Sq. Ft. | 3,300 |
| Acres | 0.6 |
Features.
- 1st Floor Bath
- 1st Floor Laundry Room
- Basement
- Breakfast Room
- Dining room
- Entry Hall
- Gourmet Kitchen
- Library
- Living room
- Walk-Up Attic
- Fenced Yard
- Garden
- Gated Entry
- Pool - In Ground
- Porch
- Restored exterior
- Storage Building
- Built-in Bookcases
- Built-in Cabinets
- Original wood windows
- Copper Roof
- Walk-In Closet(s)
- Wood floors
- Slate Roof
- Dishwasher
- Disposal
- Oil Heating
- Range
- Refrigerator
- Septic Tank
- 10-foot Ceilings
- 3 Staircases
- 5 Working Fireplaces
- Cabana
- Pump House
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This exquisite federal-style antique home is conveniently located in the Historic District of Asbury, which is one of three villages in Franklin Township, Warren County.
The property is registered with The Library of Congress as The Parsonage of The Reverend Jacob Castner. The home is also referred to as the Warne- Castner House circa 1780 with additions in 1818, and 1848, 1960.
Remodeling/restoration throughout history of house with significant upgrades made in recent years. The home is only 6 miles from The express bus to NYC and train service is available as well. Hunterdon County is just down the street , and major highways are only minutes away -- Routes 78, 31, & 57.
A stately brick federal entrance with half-round window atop the front door, leads to the entry foyer which takes you far back in time via the formal rooms in the front of the home , the more open and casual rooms towards the rear of the home and the four spacious bedrooms and full bath upstairs. The Formal Dining & Living Rooms each have 10-foot ceilings, working fireplaces with hand-carved wood mantles, built in cabinetry, custom window treatments & decorative moldings. Downstairs rooms also include The Library, Laundry Room, Great Room with f/p, Gourmet Kitchen, Breakfast Room, full bath and a huge screened porch. A metal gate leads to the open, level, yard with its well maintained in-ground pool with cabana.
- hand carved mahogany banister and 5 beautifully detailed mantles, all original antique Belgian window glass, trim and moldings classic to the federal period, and random width pumpkin pine floors throughout the home.
The property is registered with The Library of Congress as The Parsonage of The Reverend Jacob Castner. The home is also referred to as the Warne- Castner House circa 1780 with additions in 1818, and 1848, 1960.
Remodeling/restoration throughout history of house with significant upgrades made in recent years. The home is only 6 miles from The express bus to NYC and train service is available as well. Hunterdon County is just down the street , and major highways are only minutes away -- Routes 78, 31, & 57.
A stately brick federal entrance with half-round window atop the front door, leads to the entry foyer which takes you far back in time via the formal rooms in the front of the home , the more open and casual rooms towards the rear of the home and the four spacious bedrooms and full bath upstairs. The Formal Dining & Living Rooms each have 10-foot ceilings, working fireplaces with hand-carved wood mantles, built in cabinetry, custom window treatments & decorative moldings. Downstairs rooms also include The Library, Laundry Room, Great Room with f/p, Gourmet Kitchen, Breakfast Room, full bath and a huge screened porch. A metal gate leads to the open, level, yard with its well maintained in-ground pool with cabana.
Archived in October, 2009
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