Condominio Lambertville

Historic Charm Meets Modern Living — Walk to Everything in Lambertville & New Hope

Welcome to 169 N Main Street, a beautifully updated 1870s home that blends the timeless character of historic Lambertville with the comfort and convenience of modern living. Ideally situated in the heart of town, this home offers exceptional walkability to Lambertville’s renowned galleries, restaurants, boutiques, farmers markets, antique shops, and Delaware River trails — with the charming streets of New Hope, PA just across the river.

Inside, the home features 3 bedrooms and 2 full bathrooms, thoughtfully combining original character with an updated, functional layout. Soaring ceilings, original trim, and craftsmanship reflective of the home’s 19th-century roots are complemented by a semi-open floor plan designed for today’s lifestyle. The updated kitchen serves as the heart of the home, pairing clean, contemporary finishes with the warmth and character of the original architecture. Central air conditioning provides year-round comfort, while the converted garage offers valuable additional living space, currently used as a home gym but easily adaptable as an office, studio, playroom, or flex space.

The outdoor space is equally impressive. A fully fenced side yard features an expanded paver patio with a built-in natural gas fire pit, creating the perfect setting for entertaining, evening cocktails, or a quiet morning coffee. A new paver driveway provides two off-street parking spaces — a valuable convenience in the heart of Lambertville. A whole-house natural gas generator adds additional peace of mind.

Additional improvements include a newer lower roof, newer boiler and hot water system, and a new main sewer line.

This is a rare opportunity to own a piece of Lambertville history that has been thoughtfully updated for modern life, all in an incredibly walkable location just moments from everything Lambertville and New Hope have to offer. Move right in and enjoy one of the Delaware River Valley’s most sought-after communities