Formerly known as the J. Smith House, this exceptional Tuscan Revival Tower House was built in 1873 by the owner of the Prallsville Mill with a tower and mansard roof addition in 1884. This unparalleled Victorian offers the intricate blend of architectural features and a style defined by the craftsmanship and creative trim woodwork specific to this period. The impressive original double paneled wood and glass front door having a gorgeous leaded glass transom above, welcomes one into this very special, one of a kind home. Some of the unique features include 12-foot ceilings on the main floor, 10-foot ceilings on the upper levels, a pair of double, 10-foot chestnut doors with 6 panels, original hardware, random oak floors, arched doorways, period moldings, classic Crystal chandeliers, a dramatic main stairway having a curved handrail, w/faceted newel post and intricate balusters, built-in shutters and plaster walls. Soft light filters through stained-glass and leaded glass door surround in the foyer. Throughout, vintage features bring a sense of yesteryear. Mercer tile surrounds the living room wood burning fireplace and there's another fireplace in the banquet-sized dining room. Enjoy the outdoors with an expansive side yard on the brick patio or on the two enclosed porches. A front office, lined with built-in shelving, with its own entrance, making it easy to work from home undisturbed. Six bedrooms are on two upper floors, reached by front and service stairs. The hard wired house generator lends peace of mind. This is a rare opportunity and awaits the special person who will appreciate the classic bones and absolute purity of one of Lambertville's signature homes.