140 E Central Avenue

Landmark Moorestown restoration Fully reimagined for light, structure, and flow 10 ft first-floor ceilings Irreplaceable moldings + grand pocket doors Handcrafted staircase Signature marble kitchen Integrated Sub-Zero fridge and freezer 48 Wolf range Lutron Caseta smart lighting. This Moorestown historic residence is a true legacy restoration, completely reimagined over more than two years with uncompromising standards and hands-on design intention. Every space was thoughtfully reworked to preserve the homes character while elevating livability, and every major material and finish was personally selected with a focus on premium quality, timelessness, and architectural continuity. One of the most transformative choices was structural: the original staircase that once ran from the basement to the third level was strategically relocated to unlock open, expansive rooms and cleaner sight lines, then reintroduced within the new addition as a fully integrated stair that feels as though it has always belonged. The result is a home that lives brighter, wider, and more naturally, with additions that read as original architecture rather than an afterthought. With three finished upper levels and a finished lower level, the home offers distinct, well-scaled spaces for everyday living, entertaining, and retreat. The signature kitchen is entirely custom, designed and built with handcrafted inset cabinetry finished in an elegant soft ivory with polished nickel hardware and a walnut island spanning 10 feet. Bianco Rhino marble crowns the space with countertops and a full-height backsplash, paired with 18 x 18 marble tile flooring. Panel-ready, fully integrated refrigeration and a panel-ready dishwasher preserve a clean, furniture-like look, including an integrated Sub-Zero refrigerator and a separate integrated Sub-Zero freezer, anchored by a 48 Wolf range. Layered lighting was planned intentionally from morning through evening. The butlers pantry was conceived as a true extension of the kitchen, finished with full inset cabinetry in a custom color and topped in Matarazzo marble with a coordinating marble backsplash. A new dining room completes the entertaining wing. Two original fireplaces remain as architectural focal points, with historic tile and mantel work preserved. A newly redesigned primary wing creates a private retreat, introduced through newly added double doors for a sense of arrival. The spa bath is finished with custom inset cabinetry, Rohl fixtures, and a steam shower with built-in seating for two, complemented by marble mosaic detailing selected to read like art. Additional baths feature Newport Brass fixtures. Designer lighting was selected throughout, including fixtures by Hudson Valley, Visual Comfort, and Currey & Company. The third floor adds a true top-level retreat with two additional bedrooms, a marble bath, and a large multipurpose lounge ideal for media, fitness, or quiet work space. A walk-in attic storage room extends over the garage-side addition footprint, providing exceptional concealed storage without compromising finished living areas. The finished lower level adds valuable flex space and includes a half bath, storage, and a fully rebuilt foundation underfoot, with the original broken slab removed and new concrete flooring poured. Additional improvements include a new mudroom off the garage entry with direct access to the basement, a new roof, new windows, three-zone HVAC, Lutron Caseta smart lighting, and two high-efficiency tankless water heaters. Finishing work is underway. Exterior improvements include a new asphalt driveway, bluestone paver walkways, and a planned landscape package. Built in 1886 and reimagined with a preservation-first mindset, this is a home where the architecture was honored and every finish was curated for timelessness. A rare Moorestown offering, with full feature details to be unveiled at launch as final exterior and interior work is com