Set in the historic Mount Rose section of Hopewell Township, 225 Hopewell Princeton Road offers a distinctive blend of character, space and setting on approximately 0.59 acres. Designed by noted Princeton-area architect Max Hayden, the home features four bedrooms, three full baths and hardwood floors throughout. The flexible first-floor layout includes a bedroom with an adjacent full bath and a large, spacious office or study. The kitchen opens to a bright and inviting family room featuring skylights, a high ceiling and a brick-hearth wood-burning fireplace, creating an airy central gathering space. Additional highlights include gas-fired hot-water baseboard heat, a security system and parking for up to six cars. Outdoor spaces include a welcoming porch, deck, patio and established gardens, along with a barn/garage-style outbuilding that adds both character and useful additional space. The property is located in Mount Rose, one of Hopewell Township’s historic crossroads communities, an area with roots dating to the late 18th and early 19th centuries. Originally known as Stout’s Corners, the village developed around local trades and commerce and retains a strong sense of local history. The home is served by the Hopewell Valley Regional School District, which includes a National Blue Ribbon-recognized elementary school within the district. With its architectural character, flexible interior spaces and connection to one of Hopewell Township’s historic communities, 225 Hopewell Princeton Road offers a unique opportunity in a convenient central New Jersey location.