234 W CHURCH Street
Blackwood, NJ 08012

This 200 year old historical home built in 1820 that was completely and masterfully rehabbed by the previous owner sits on 2 acres and includes multiple buildings. The main house is a 3 bed, 2.5 bath, 3 story piece of history. The first floor layout is perfect for everyday life but can easily handle large gatherings when desired. This floor features original wide plank flooring masterfully restored, the living room w/ fireplace, large dining room w/ fireplace, a gourmet eat in kitchen, laundry and a half bath. The second floor consists of the owners suite w/ fireplace and ensuite bathroom, 2 additional rooms with another fireplace and a bath with clawfoot tub. The third floor has 2 additional rooms with custom built-ins. Outside you will find the property is beautifully landscaped and hardscaped with entertaining and relaxing in mind. There are numerous paths, patios and entertainment areas including a built in salt water pool with pool house, an outdoor kitchen prep and dining area under a roofed gazebo, and roughly an acre of open lawn for your very large gatherings or on property sport. There is a separate two story carriage house that has been fully rehabbed by the previous owner into an amazing 1500 sq. ft. guest house.. The first floor features an open concept living room, dining room, and kitchen, full bath, and laundry room. On the second floor you will find 3 rooms and a full bathroom. This could possibly even be rented out to create income. Next to the carriage house is a large 30x40 2 story barn with an automatic garage door. This has numerous possibilities and could be used as a 6 car garage or for a home based business. There is parking for well over a dozen cars in the paver driveway and private stone parking areas. This wonderful location is conveniently located, a short drive to routes 42 and 55, 20 minutes from Center City Philadelphia, 45 minutes from NJ Beaches. Close to Dining, Shopping, Blackwood Lake and the Blackwood Railroad Health and Fitness Trail. .