Opportunity and Potential: Own a piece of American History in the heart of Bucks County. This c. 1760 stone farmhouse offers incredible potential for the right buyer. This one-of-a-kind residence is a rare fusion of an original log settler’s cabin and a handcrafted stone home, standing exactly as early colonials intended: first the cabin, then the stone additions—preserving a story that has endured for over 260 years. Whether you choose to conserve its current character, bring it back to its full historic glory, or thoughtfully update certain elements, the level of restoration is entirely up to your vision. Properties like this provide a rare chance to create a true legacy estate while adding value through customization. Inside you’ll discover: - 4 fireplaces on the main level, each adding warmth and historic charm - 1 additional fireplace in an upstairs bedroom currently covered but with potential to be reopened and restored - A rare beehive oven, a true historical gem - Original German hardware: door hinges, locks, and fittings - Authentic window frames, doors, and craftsmanship that reflect 18th and 19th century construction - Every room has an exterior door, six in all; the dining room has two! Every detail tells a story. Every room transports you. Huge double doors lead from the dining room to the kitchen, creating a grand statement. In the living room a straight staircase leads up to the second floor, then continues to the attic—a rare feature in a vintage home. The high ceilinged attic makes the third floor a good candidate for a bedroom. A second back staircase runs from the bedroom in the log section to a mudroom downstairs, opening off the driveway. Outside, a large in-ground concrete pool and outdoor grill provide a perfect setting for entertaining, with the yard fenced for your animals. Most surprising is the stunning two-story stone watertower in the rear corner, hosting the well and pressure tank. A detached two-car garage/barn completes the country setting. The garage second floor is filled with light, perfect for a studio. You have an expansive view of the picturesque preserved farm across the road, providing serene, pastoral scenery, increasingly rare to find. You’re just minutes away from Peddler’s Village with its great shopping and dining experiences and ten minutes from New Hope. The seller is attaching an architectural proposal for a full restoration of the house, as well as a Home Inspection report. Property is being sold “as-is”.
Single-familyProperty Type
1760Year Built
0.81 acresLot Size
$278Price/Sq.Ft.
3 garage spacesParking
Listed by Mercedes Hayes• Addison Wolfe Real Estate
Est. $4,085 per month, based on comparable rentals
Sale and tax history for 2519 Ash Mill Rd
Sale History
Tax History
Date
Event
Price
BRIGHT MLS #PABU2116714
Aug 10, 2026
Sold
$680,000
$278/sq ft
Jul 25, 2026
Pending
—
Jun 23, 2026
Price Changed
$699,000
$285/sq ft
Jun 5, 2026
Price Changed
$749,000
$306/sq ft
May 2, 2026
Price Changed
$885,000
$361/sq ft
Mar 29, 2026
Listed
$985,000
$402/sq ft
Mar 27, 2026
Coming Soon
$985,000
$402/sq ft
BRIGHT MLS #PABU2112454
Feb 13, 2026
Sold
$580,000
$237/sq ft
Jan 24, 2026
Pending
—
Jan 16, 2026
Listed
$575,000
$235/sq ft
+46
Historic, solidly built log and stone house with slate roofs has many original details that confirm its provenance to 1760. It’s not a move-in ready house but its potential, after extensive renovations, will create an exceptional and distinctive home. Seldom do you find a property of this vintage that is in the shape this one is in with usable wide plank flooring, massive doors, and iron hardware contributing to its ambiance. Four fireplaces on the main floor, one of which is in the original log cabin room and is a walk-in fireplace with a beehive oven rarely seen intact. Take a moment to look at the log construction and the beams built 286 years ago! A large living room with a wonderful staircase to upstairs and a separate dining room each have a fireplace and doors to outside patios. In the dining room are massive doors that when open reveal where the kitchen was. It too has a fireplace! From the driveway there is an entry room that was once the kitchen but now could be used as a mudroom, laundry area, and closet area. A half bathroom is next to it. The second floor can be remodeled to suit your needs and offers a full bathroom and two or three bedrooms. One incorporates the area above the original log room with a back staircase. Another graceful staircase brings you to the third floor that could become a bedroom or multi-purpose room. The almost one acre property, the rear part of which is fenced, also focuses on outdoor living. Many doors, some Dutch style, take you to a wide brick area across the front of the house and to a covered sitting area. In the rear is a large paver patio, a built-in stone grill, a huge concrete swimming pool and a two story circular stone tower with the well and a wooden water storage tank above. There are no appliances in kitchen in the house now, but the discerning buyer that transforms this property into a showplace of old world charm and modern amenities will own and live in a very special home. Now a diamond in the rough. The separate barn/garage offers another solid building of opportunity with 3 garages, 2 rooms on the second level and one (18'x18') filled with natural light from a huge skylight and windows overlooking the preserved farm across the road. What a view! The other is 25'by30' for storage. Here are two well-constructed stone and frame buildings on almost one acre of land ready for renovating. . Come fall in love with what is there, what it offers, and what it could become. If you have vision, a love of preserving antiquity and history, and want to design a home and lifestyle that suits your dreams and needs, this property is a must-see. Near Doylestown, Peddler’s Village, New Hope, and their incredible restaurants, shops and stores, entertainment venues, parks and access to commuting routes to Philadelphia and New York, the location is a wonderful one. Come take a look and fall in love.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$9,192 (+6.1%)
$7,800 + $43,000
$50,800
2025
$8,662 (+4.7%)
$7,800 + $43,000
$50,800
2024
$8,271 (+3.5%)
$7,800 + $43,000
$50,800
2023
$7,990 (+1.2%)
$7,800 + $43,000
$50,800
2022
$7,895 (+1.2%)
$7,800 + $43,000
$50,800
2021
$7,800
$7,800 + $43,000
$50,800
2020
$7,800 (+0.7%)
$7,800 + $43,000
$50,800
2019
$7,750
$7,800 + $43,000
$50,800
2018
$7,750 (+0.8%)
$7,800 + $43,000
$50,800
2017
$7,686 (−1.0%)
$7,800 + $43,000
$50,800
2015
$7,762 (+0.9%)
$7,800 + $43,000
$50,800
2014
$7,696
$7,800 + $43,000
$50,800
2013
$7,696 (+3.3%)
$7,800 + $43,000
$50,800
2011
$7,449
$7,800 + $43,000
$50,800
2010
$7,449
$7,800 + $43,000
$50,800
Public record
Public record
Zoning
Beds
4
Baths
2
Stories
2
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
0.68 Acres
Year renovated
—
Sq. Ft.
2,450
Year built
1760
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Bucks County
APN
06-014-061
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Aug 24, 2026.
AG-2
Agricultural District
The AG-2 Agricultural Districts intended to promote the preservation of agriculture as the primary use of undeveloped land. Limited residential uses are permitted as well as agricultural uses. The standards and densities are intended to provide a positive incentive for the preservation of large amounts of open space through the use of development types that preserve open space and through the use of transfer of development rights that may be sold from parcels in this district and transferred to other parcels in the Township.; A building or structure may be erected or altered, to be used either in whole or in part and a lot may be used or occupied for any of the following uses and no other, provided that such uses, buildings, or structures shall comply with such regulations as yard, lot sizes, lot width, building area, heights, impervious surfaces, easements, buffer yards, off-street parking and other requirements as specified by this Ordinance.