If these walls could talk! Built by the Baldwins in the 1780s, this Federal-style gem known as Seger II, is proudly set on Stockton Street in the heart of Hightstown's historic district. A lemonade porch spans the width of the home, as a transomed front door swings open to reveal an entrance hall and the original wood floors that fill the entire residence. Delightful period details, including exposed brick and beams, unify interiors with their charm. Curl up fireside in a large living room with an original corner cabinet. Lined with pine and brick, the eat-in kitchen opens to a spacious deck, paved patio, and peaceful garden. A fireplace warms the well-sized family room, tucked away in the finished basement. The home's original beehive oven hides beneath the stairs, a sweet souvenir from yesteryear. Front and back staircases lead to 3 well-sized bedrooms. Sunshine streams through a stained glass window to fill the full bath with ribbons of color. This prized location is just a quick stroll to historic downtown Hightstown!