Nestled in the heart of Quentin’s charming village and in Cornwall-Lebanon School District, this 1925 all-brick home captures the grace of another era—renewed for modern living. With approximately 1,900 sq. ft. of light-filled space, it’s a home that feels both grounded and inviting.
Inside, you’ll find three bedrooms and one and a half baths, including a freshly remodeled half bath. The kitchen, taken to the studs and rebuilt, now blends timeless charm with everyday ease—perfect for slow mornings and weekend gatherings in the breakfast area. The formal dining room, reimagined with warmth and elegance, invites lingering over dinner and conversation, while the hardwood floors carry the home’s original soul forward.
Modern comfort is seamlessly woven in, with an addition of a gas line for the direct vent heating system and 200-amp electrical service.
Out back, the hardscaped yard creates a sanctuary for coffee at sunrise or evenings under the string lights. A detached three-car garage offers space for projects, storage, a studio, or future possibilities. Per the township, this home may be used as a short-term rental such as an Airbnb—offering exciting potential for income or flexible living.
