3 Bridge St, STOCKTON, NJ

About 3 Bridge St

Extraordinary 1868 riverfront estate — fully reimagined, historically rich, and singular in character. Perfectly sited on the D&R Canal in the storybook village of Stockton, this dramatic renovation fuses original 19th‑century bones with luminous contemporary design: vaulted open‑beam ceilings, original pine and new oak floors, and a chef’s kitchen anchored by a Carrara marble island and the finest appliances. Polished cement floors with radiant heat on the first AND second level, a cozy wood‑burning hearth off the kitchen, and a remote‑operated fireplace in the primary suite create a warm, sophisticated balance of comfort and style. Step outside to an exquisitely landscaped, canal‑facing entertaining terrace — a rare private oasis that opens directly to the towpath. Mornings on the deck, afternoons wandering to Lambertville’s antiques or New Hope’s restaurants and theater, evenings of riverfront serenity: this is life along the Delaware at its most elegant and effortless. Beyond the curb appeal lies an evocative industrial past: the property sits on land once occupied by the Stockton Spoke Works — the legendary spoke‑making and turnery operation tied to Stockton’s 19th‑century mill economy. Local archival records recount the Case family’s mill and spoke factory, a notable 1877 fire, and subsequent sales of the factory parcel in the late 1870s. Historic maps and deed accounts indicate that earlier configurations of the site included additional buildings or ancillary dwellings (the lot historically appeared on older listings as 1 Bridge St and is now referenced as 3 Bridge St). We are continuing archival research to fully document the footprint and stories of the earlier structures and will provide a detailed historical brief to the new owner. This is a rare opportunity to own a meticulously renovated home that not only delivers luxury finishes and modern systems but also carries the tangible legacy of Stockton’s canal‑era industry and village life. Private showings by appointment. Contact us for the full history package and to schedule your tour.

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