A Tudor With A Modern Point Of View

There’s something wonderfully unexpected about this Pennington Tudor. Its steep gables, prominent brick chimney, and arched front door suggest an interior steeped in tradition. Instead, the front door opens to a surprisingly fresh, light-filled home where an open floor plan, clean lines, and a contemporary sensibility give nearly a century of history an entirely new perspective. Beautiful leaded-glass windows remain a defining feature, their dark frames providing a striking contrast to crisp white walls and warm hardwood floors. The living room flows easily into the dining room and onward to a beautifully updated kitchen. Here, white cabinetry, dark countertops, a farmhouse sink, and a graphic tile backsplash feel both current and perfectly at ease with the home’s architecture. A large window frames the greenery outside, while terracotta tile flooring introduces a welcome note of warmth. A mudroom extends from here, opening via a slider to the deck and fenced backyard. Just off the main living space, a sunroom lined with windows and built-ins offers an especially cheerful place to work, play, or simply enjoy the sunshine. A powder room rounds out the first floor. Three bedrooms and an updated bathroom are on the second floor, while a finished third floor with skylights and its own full bathroom adds another dimension to the floor plan. The surprises continue outside. Beyond the deck stands a beautifully designed accessory dwelling unit that feels like a natural extension of the property. With a dedicated home office on the main level and an upstairs suite featuring a kitchenette and full bathroom, it offers an unusual degree of flexibility for work and guests. There’s also an oversized garage bay. Near Kunkel Park and Pennington Borough’s shops and restaurants, this is a home that offers far more than its charming exterior suggests.