This circa 1939, three bedroom, one and a half bath Garrison Colonial home by noted Architect Alfred Bendiner is located on a prominent corner property in the desirable Creston Area of Mercerville. This home was featured in Philadelphia Magazine for its unique design and sustainable building materials. This home is for the discerning buyer who appreciates high quality building materials and traditional design. The original exterior of redwood wood siding, copper gutters and downspouts, solid wood doors, and hardwood red oak floors have been lovingly maintained by the current owners. The location is convenient to Rt. 295, the NJ Turnpike and minutes to the Hamilton Train Station for commuting to New York City. Enter the first floor through the spacious entry foyer to a large light-filled living room with crown moulding, brick fireplace and built in bookcases. Just off the foyer is the eat in kitchen with shaker style cherry cabinets, granite counters, stainless appliances and real wood barn beams. The kitchen affords access to the side porch and attached garage. There is a first floor laundry and powder room. The formal dining room features crown mouldings, chair rail and built in china cabinet. Finishing out the first floor is the sunroom/studio which leads to the professionally designed and landscaped private, shaded backyard. This private oasis with period brick patio features a mature boxwood garden, flowering shrubs and spring wildflower garden. The one car attached garage has a loft storage area. The second story is comprised of a spacious 21'x14' master bedroom, tiled full bath, two more bedrooms and a large walk in closet. There is a walk up full attic on the third floor. The partially finished basement offers a large family room, built in closets and work out or office area. Owner is licensed Realtor.