Welcome to 55 Mecray Lane, a distinguished residence built in 1769 that epitomizes timeless American elegance. This historic treasure is set on one acre of meticulously landscaped grounds, offering a sanctuary of privacy and sophistication in the heart of Maple Shade, New Jersey. A harmonious blend of heritage and tranquility, the property features a serene backyard retreat designed for both refined relaxation and entertaining.

Throughout the property, you will find time-honored details that make this home something special. The main level is thoughtfully arranged with key living spaces, encompassing a formal living room and dining room. The showcase kitchen and breakfast nook, originally an 18th-century icehouse, dramatically enhance the home with original brick walls, exposed beams, and plenty of natural light. Additionally, the main level features versatile rooms currently configured as an office, a family room, and a billiards room, along with a convenient half bath and a modernized full bathroom conveniently accessed from the pool. On the second floor, you will discover five spacious bedrooms, including one with ensuite bath. This level also features a hall bath plus another half-bath and second-floor laundry. Ascend to the third floor for a bonus space perfect for a game room, play area, or an additional bedroom.

Your backyard serves as a personal retreat that you will never want to leave. The expansive stone and brick patio provides the perfect setting for entertaining guests with ease. Whether you are sipping your morning coffee on the screened-in back porch, soaking up the sun beside the pool, or winding down the evening in the spa, this outdoor space offers endless opportunities for relaxation. The property also features an exceptional, detached 4-car garage equipped with electricity. A substantial walk-up loft provides easily accessible storage space or future living/bonus space.

Nearby, you will find the quaint downtown with several dining options, quick access to major highways, and a short drive to Philadelphia.

Ready to fall in love with your own little slice of history?