2 homes on 6 1/2 acres!!! Huge 100k price reduction!as is sale. Set deep in the woods, minutes from Frenchtown, New Hope, Flemington & Stockton and nearby Canal walking paths. Own a bit of history, an amazing stone house built in 1742, rumored to be a former Hession stronghold. 14" stone walls, plus a large covered front porch. There is a new upper deck off the loft. Circular metal stairs to upper loft and lower bedroom. There is built in bookcases in the vaulted living room plus a large stone fireplace and hardwood floors. . New bath, dishwasher, washer, dryer and updated furnace and hot water heater. Great resort like living or weekend retreat. Owner has been published with her the gardens. Paths lead to bordering Lochatong Creek. Walk the creek on park land to a pool with waterfall. A plus. .There is an additional rental property, 1 bedroom home, currently rented, included with this property. 5k plus in permits will be transferred to new owners for septic to be completed. Adjoining property recently purchased as Green Space. Recent survey available. Located at end of Common shared drive. Do not enter driveway without an appt.
Unique property with two separate homes located in Stockton. Situated on 6 acres of land.Creek runs at the bottom of the property. One home has loft and kitchen. Other larger home has living, dining area, kitchen, and large loft area with bathroom.
9 years ago• May not reflect the current state of the home
Merrilyn Ayala
Redfin Associate agent
Sale history for 148 Federal Twist Rd
Date
Event
Price
TREND #7008307
Dec 29, 2017
Sold
$310,000
$180/sq ft
Dec 7, 2017
Contingent
—
Nov 16, 2017
Price Changed
$325,000
$189/sq ft
Aug 18, 2017
Price Changed
$425,000
$247/sq ft
Jun 23, 2017
Listed
$450,000
$261/sq ft
+6
BRIGHT MLS #1000374873
Dec 29, 2017
Sold
$310,000
$180/sq ft
Jun 19, 2017
Listed
$325,000
$189/sq ft
Public Records
May 10, 2012
Sold
$137,220
$80/sq ft
Public Records
May 23, 1995
Sold
$268,000
$156/sq ft
Public Records
Nov 27, 1989
Sold
$510,000
$296/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$8,756 (+3.4%)
$166,800 + $309,800
$476,600
2024
$8,471 (−0.9%)
$161,300 + $174,700
$336,000
2023
$8,548 (+2.1%)
$161,300 + $174,700
$336,000
2022
$8,373 (+2.4%)
$161,300 + $174,700
$336,000
2021
$8,178 (+3.4%)
$161,300 + $174,700
$336,000
2020
$7,913 (+1.7%)
$161,300 + $174,700
$336,000
2019
$7,778 (+0.8%)
$161,300 + $174,700
$336,000
2018
$7,715 (+4.4%)
$161,300 + $174,700
$336,000
2017
$7,392 (+0.9%)
$161,300 + $174,700
$336,000
2016
$7,328 (+2.4%)
$161,300 + $174,700
$336,000
2014
$7,156 (+1.3%)
$161,300 + $174,700
$336,000
2013
$7,066
$161,300 + $174,700
$336,000
Tax history for 148 Federal Twist Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$8,756 (+3.4%)
$166,800 + $309,800
$476,600
2024
$8,471 (−0.9%)
$161,300 + $174,700
$336,000
2023
$8,548 (+2.1%)
$161,300 + $174,700
$336,000
2022
$8,373 (+2.4%)
$161,300 + $174,700
$336,000
2021
$8,178 (+3.4%)
$161,300 + $174,700
$336,000
2020
$7,913 (+1.7%)
$161,300 + $174,700
$336,000
2019
$7,778 (+0.8%)
$161,300 + $174,700
$336,000
2018
$7,715 (+4.4%)
$161,300 + $174,700
$336,000
2017
$7,392 (+0.9%)
$161,300 + $174,700
$336,000
2016
$7,328 (+2.4%)
$161,300 + $174,700
$336,000
2014
$7,156 (+1.3%)
$161,300 + $174,700
$336,000
2013
$7,066
$161,300 + $174,700
$336,000
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Public record
Public record
Zoning
Beds
—
Baths
—
Stories
2
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
3.04 Acres
Year renovated
—
Sq. Ft.
2,388
Year built
1940
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Hunterdon County
APN
1600038 00035
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Sep 14, 2026.
AR-2
Agricultural And Single-Family Residential District
The AR-2 District has been established in recognition of the rural characteristics and the combination of soil types, geology and topography throughout the Township. Relatively large residential lots are required in this zone in response to the severe limitations of the land to adequately drain and filter septic effluent; the lack of public water and sewer systems with no plan to provide them; a narrow rural road system, including weight-restricted bridges which limit traffic volume, access and a convenient circulation system; and the desire to preserve agricultural activities and woodlands.