Charming Main Street Colonial within walking distance of schools, shops, restaurants and market. Built in 1824, when it was Smyth's Tavern. One of the oldest preserved homes in Pennington. 1/3+ acre with park-like setting in backyard. Rated by Pennington Historic Sites Committee as "outstanding." Restored in 1994 with new kitchen cabinets, furnace, hot water heater, bath, electric and plumbing. 3 working fireplaces (Adams fireplace in living room and fireplaces in bedroom and dining room), hardwood floors throughout, 8'4" ceilings, 9 over 6 pane windows, carved cornices in parlor, cupboards beside parlor fireplace historically used for rum storage, walk-up attic, Gothic arch and lead glass over front door, wooden shutters inside, outside shutters with early hardware, wood clapboard over brick walls, tin roof laid over cedar shingles circa 1890 (looks new), 6-foot privacy fence, electricity in 2-car detached garage. Possible 3rd bedroom in office w/ separate entrance. Looks like a Norman Rockwell painting.