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1748 Farmhouse
Tall Oaks
New Providence, New Jersey 07974
New Providence, New Jersey 07974
The Doty Farmhouse circa 1748
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This absolutely charming historic home was originally built in 1748, the Doty farmstead. The home was added on to extensively in 1850. In 2005, it underwent extensive renovations including a new kitchen with cherry cabinetry and granite tops, a new master bath, new roof, and new electric.
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Originally built in 1748. This room has a wet bar, a wrking fireplace and wide planked pine floors
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with a charming window seat
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with beamed ceilings and a working fireplace
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Eat in kitchen with cherry cabintery, granite counters tops, stainless steel appliances and a slate floor
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with wood bunring fireplace
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with two closets, adjoining sitting room and a master bath
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One of four additional bedrooms in the home
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The charm of the home has been maintained and boasts 6 fireplaces, (5 working), beamed ceilings in the kitchen and library and many of the original wide planked pine floors. The home offers a master bedroom with sitting room, 4 more bedrooms and 2 1/2 baths, a "Tavern Room", Living Room, Formal Dining Room, Library,and a large family room. Off the kitchen is a charming screened in porch, which overlooks the large, private backyard. In addition there is large detached garage.
The home is situated on a lot .71 acres,in the picturesque setting of Tall Oaks, and has a Summit address. The property is close to New York transportation, excellent schools, and the shopping downtowns of both New Providence and Summit.
The home is situated on a lot .71 acres,in the picturesque setting of Tall Oaks, and has a Summit address. The property is close to New York transportation, excellent schools, and the shopping downtowns of both New Providence and Summit.
Archived in March, 2013
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