Discover timeless character in this French Colonial-style Center Hall home, ideally situated in Paterson’s prestigious Manor Section. Built in 1928, this residence offers nearly 4,000 sq ft of elegant living space filled with light, warmth, and architectural charm. Originally home to French diplomats commuting to New York City’s French Embassy, the property also holds a place in local history – President Gerald Ford once attended a dinner party here, adding to its quiet prestige and storybook past. Inside, the home features 10 spacious rooms, including a living room and sunroom connected by a shared fireplace, creating cozy, flowing spaces perfect for both everyday comfort and entertaining. The updated kitchen features marble flooring, new stainless-steel appliances, and tasteful modern finishes that harmonize beautifully with the home’s original details. The primary suite offers four closets and a luxurious renovated bath, while additional bedrooms are bright and well-proportioned. A distinctive ballroom/library provides an inspiring space for gatherings, music, or a home office. Throughout the home, hardwood floors, antique lighting, and original window craftsmanship reflect its authentic 1920s character. The full, partially finished basement, once used as a flower workshop, offers versatile options for a studio, art or model-making space, or gym. A 5 car garage w/ direct entry beneath the home adds convenience.
