Welcome to 894 Ardsley Lane, a timeless Neo-colonial residence nestled on a sun-dappled, park-like lot in highly desirable Bridgewater Township.Proudly built, occupied, and meticulously maintained by its original owner since 1979, this 4-bed, 2.5-bath home is ready to welcome its next chapter! A sense of warmth and continuity is felt throughout, offering both comfort and opportunity for personalization.The main level features a thoughtfully designed center-island kitchen with stainless steel appliances, complemented by adjacent laundry & powder rooms for everyday ease. Just beyond, the inviting family room centers around a stately brick wood-burning fireplace and opens seamlessly to an outdoor deck through sliding glass doors perfect for relaxed indoor-outdoor living.Formal living and dining rooms provide classic spaces for entertaining and gathering, while the home's layout supports both connection and privacy.Upstairs, the spacious primary bedroom features an en-suite bath and walk-in closet. Recent upgrades throughout include new windows and new furnace, providing both efficiency and peace of mind.The basement presents exciting potential for expansion ideal for a future family room, creative studio, or flexible living space. An additional electrical sub-panel, previously used to power a kiln, opens the door to a variety of uses for hobbyists or makers.With its solid construction, thoughtful upgrades and serene setting, this is a wonderful place to call home!
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Are you looking for a prime location in central New Jersey? Close proximity to conveniences ranging from shopping and dining to transportation and recreation? Established suburban neighborhoods where well-kept homes are set along leafy tree-lined streets? If so, Bridgewater Township is a top choice for many who choose to live in Somerset County. This 33-square mile municipality has a population of about 44,000 residents, making it the second most populous in the county after Franklin Township. Noted for being one of the state's first 104 townships, it was incorporated in 1749. Early links to British settlers are evidenced from origins of the township's name: Bridgwater in Somerset, England.
While Bridgewater was mostly a rural farming community until the 1970s, today it houses a variety of top corporations including MetLife, Sanofi-Adventis, Philips-Van Heusen and Johnson & Johnson. In contrast, there are many established residential enclaves throughout the township, as well as 3,600 acres of parkland. Recreational options include taking in a Somerset Patriots game at the TD Bank Ballpark. Shoppers have long been drawn to the extensive offerings at the Bridgewater Commons Mall and the major chain stores surrounding it.
New York City commuters use Interstate 78 or the Bridgewater New Jersey Transit station to head east, but many locals are employed by nearby telecommunication, financial and pharmaceutical firms. A network of local highways includes Interstate 287, Route 22, 28, 202 and 206, linking the area to other major routes.
There are numerous housing options in Bridgewater that collectively offer a wide variety of sizes, price ranges and architectural styles. Bradley Gardens contains a mix of older and newer neighborhoods; Finderne presents a collection of older homes, recent developments and multi-family dwellings; the rural Country Club/Meadow Road area appeals to those looking for additional space; Milltown/Vanderveer Road has a variety of newer home styles; the charming Sunset Lake community was developed around a man-made lake; and Martinsville, a hilly portion of the Watchung Mountain range, retains some of the township's most historic homes.
A lively local calendar of events for Bridgewater residents includes the Fourth of July encampment at Middlebrook, the former campgrounds of General George Washington's troops; summertime drive-in movies at Duke Island Park; the 4-H Fair every August; a storytelling festival in October and an annual visit by the Big Apple Circus each spring.
Population: 44464
Area: 33 sq. miles
Established: 1749
Distance from NYC: 38
Distance from Philadelphia: 66
Distance from Newark: 28
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