Built in 1888 for Princeton’s President McCosh, this elegant mansion originally stood on Prospect Street. After turns as an eating club and boarding school, it was moved to its present locale - still an easy stroll from town - and tastefully divided into two units, far more manageable for modern living, yet still full of character. A courtyard provides private outdoor space and a proper introduction to the East unit, which has undergone major improvements by the current owner. The main floor is now open and bright with a coffered ceiling in the living room and a new kitchen overlooking the dining area. Quartz countertops, gleaming light fixtures and island seating are beautiful and practical. Follow the light from a big circular window up to the fully renovated master suite now with a walk-in closet, clawfoot tub, luxuriously tiled shower and French doors to a darling balcony - what a dream! Bedroom two has a fireplace and adjacent full bath. The laundry was wisely moved upstairs, making room on the lower level for an office/craft room off the 2-car garage. Less than 10 minutes from commuter trains or, even closer, catch the bus to NYC!