Garden gates and trellises allow just a glimpse into the private sanctuary surrounding this expanded William Thompson home, which is enough to make anyone long for more. An arbor draped in trumpet vine is centered in a courtyard that shelters the main entry and offers a quiet alternative to the backyard's black-bottom pool and spa. Deer fencing protects the varied plantings around the 1.41-acre Hopewell Township property. The house was expanded by architect Robert Bennett to increase entertaining options and allow single-level living. Now the enlarged living room opens to a cozy den, a sunroom accented with salvaged barn beams and a wet bar area that transitions into the master wing, where separate his and hers bathrooms have walk-in closets and a pickled Bermudian-style tray ceiling rises above French doors and a fireplace. The dining room's old-fashioned cooking fireplace and hand-stenciled wide-plank flooring are an inviting nod the past, while the eat-in kitchen's custom cabinetry and cooking island earn the restaurateur-owner's seal of approval. Nearby, a full-service mudroom with second powder room connects the breezeway and garage. Upstairs are 2 suites and 2 more bedrooms sharing hall bath. Both heating and cooling systems have been recently replaced.