Welcome to the Vredenburgh House, a once-in-a-generation opportunity to own one of Freehold Boro's most iconic historic residences. Set on one of the largest remaining lots in town, it sits just moments from downtown and NYC commuter routes. Built in 1870, this remarkable Victorian Gothic home offers a rare kind of preserved architecture and craftsmanship. From the moment you arrive, the sweeping front porch invites slow mornings, quiet evenings, and everything in between, all just minutes from the incredible restaurants, shops, and community events downtown Boro has to offer. Inside, the first floor is nothing short of stunning, with soaring 12.5-foot ceilings, partially original inlaid hardwood floors, restored plaster, pointed Gothic archways that give each room its character. Original doors, oversized windows, and a historic New Jersey chestnut staircase speak to the home's remarkable level of preservation. Multiple gas fireplaces with period mantles anchor the living spaces, including rare EA Jackson surrounds, adding another layer of architectural significance. With 6 bedrooms and 3.5 baths, the home offers flexibility and scale, while still feeling deeply rooted in its history. Outside, the property spans nearly half an acre, an increasingly rare offering in the heart of Freehold Boro, with an oversized detached two-car garage, a generous driveway, and expansive grounds that feel both private and timeless. The Vredenburgh House is more than a home. It is a landmark. A piece of Freehold's history, beautifully preserved, ready for its next steward.