Just a few minutes from Doylestown Borough, Stone Well Manor is a classical, inviting Bucks County farmstead complete with stone and frame farmhouse, guest house, meetinghouse-style garage and stone barn ruins surrounding raised-bed gardens that produce flowers, herbs and vegetables. Once part of a 500-acre tract of land with strong ties to the local Quaker community and meetinghouse, the property is now a very manageable 2.63 acres. The home~s original section, with its big stone well still located to the left of the entrance, dates to the 1780s. This cozy entry room has dimensions and features common to early settler~s cottages that once were customary to our area. Note the stone cooking fireplace, exposed stone walls, beamed ceiling and wide-plank wood floors. The adjacent formal living room, originally two rooms, is an exercise in symmetry with fireplaces on each side, matching front doors with transoms and antique hardware, wood floors and a simple, relaxed feeling. The big country kitchen with dining area is the heart of the home. This sky lit, vaulted-ceiling room includes a large island with prep sink with disposal and a restaurant-grade range ready to serve everyday needs and turn out elaborate meals for a crowd. The exposed timbers and stone walls, window/ pass-through to the living room, and window-lined dining area add to its appeal. A wood stove will warm this space nicely. Off the kitchen is a laundry area and a sitting room that looks out to a patio, the perfect spot to catch a nap or read a book. Just beyond is additional living space ~ a guest wing, if you like, with a living room, two bedrooms and a full bath. The main bedroom suite is on the second floor. This area features a sitting room with an electric fireplace, sleeping quarters and a large bath with a slipper back soaking tub, stall shower and double vanity. An additional bedroom and plenty of storage (this home has a remarkable amount of storage for its age) are on the third floor. The guest house, showcasing traditional pegged construction, wood and stone floors and sliding barn-style doors, is privately situated from the main house and has open, comfortably scaled living space, a separate bedroom, sleeping loft and full bath. There is plenty of covered and off-street parking available. The gardens, a favorite retreat for the present owner, are done in a low-maintenance, raised-bed style. Located just a few minutes~ drive from Doylestown Borough, Stone Well Manor is the perfect option for full-time or weekend residence, convenient to grocery stores, restaurants, museums yet still connected to the rural heritage upon which the area was built.
Single-familyProperty Type
1756Year Built
2.63 acresLot Size
$298Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
1 spaceParking
Listed by Beth Danese• Kurfiss Sotheby's International Realty
•215-794-3227 (broker)
Bought with Alexa Donaher• Coldwell Banker Hearthside-Doylestown
Own a piece of historical Bucks County with Stone Well Manor & guest house, deeded on May 25, 1717 and featured in several periodicals. Structures from the original homestead (ca. 1756), like the walk-in fireplace and pumpkin-pine floors, have been tastefully mated with modern conveniences, like a spacious kitchen featuring an oversized island, Wolfe range with 6 burners, double oven and griddle. There are 4-bedrooms and 3 updated baths. This home offers a fieldstone/wood exterior on 2.3 acres with a recently added post & beam guesthouse and oversized garage and carport. The main house offers, 4 fireplaces, 2 wood-burning stoves, old barn paneling, sunroom, 6' windows, 3 temperature zones, built-in bookcases, jetted tub, slate patio with pergola and the remnants of the original stone barn, which encloses a raised-bed garden. The 1 BR. guest house can also serve as an office for an in home occupation. Only 3 miles from Doylestown, PA. * Seller will pay $3000 to buyer closing costs * * Square FT includes cottage.
Public Records
Jul 11, 2000
Sold
$450,000
$121/sq ft
BRIGHT MLS #PABU230510
Dec 6, 1999
Listed
$450,000
$121/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$12,473 (+7.8%)
$7,770 + $56,230
$64,000
2025
$11,565 (+4.0%)
$7,770 + $56,230
$64,000
2024
$11,120 (+3.3%)
$7,770 + $56,230
$64,000
2023
$10,767 (+1.1%)
$7,770 + $56,230
$64,000
2022
$10,646 (+1.1%)
$7,770 + $56,230
$64,000
2021
$10,527
$7,770 + $56,230
$64,000
2020
$10,527 (+0.6%)
$7,770 + $56,230
$64,000
2019
$10,463
$7,770 + $56,230
$64,000
2018
$10,463 (+1.4%)
$7,770 + $56,230
$64,000
2017
$10,319
$7,770 + $56,230
$64,000
2015
$10,319 (+0.9%)
$7,770 + $56,230
$64,000
2014
$10,223 (+0.3%)
$7,770 + $56,230
$64,000
2013
$10,192 (+2.1%)
$7,770 + $56,230
$64,000
2011
$9,984 (−3.0%)
$7,770 + $56,230
$64,000
2010
$10,295
$7,770 + $56,230
$64,000
Tax history for 4752 Point Pleasant Pike
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$12,473 (+7.8%)
$7,770 + $56,230
$64,000
2025
$11,565 (+4.0%)
$7,770 + $56,230
$64,000
2024
$11,120 (+3.3%)
$7,770 + $56,230
$64,000
2023
$10,767 (+1.1%)
$7,770 + $56,230
$64,000
2022
$10,646 (+1.1%)
$7,770 + $56,230
$64,000
2021
$10,527
$7,770 + $56,230
$64,000
2020
$10,527 (+0.6%)
$7,770 + $56,230
$64,000
2019
$10,463
$7,770 + $56,230
$64,000
2018
$10,463 (+1.4%)
$7,770 + $56,230
$64,000
2017
$10,319
$7,770 + $56,230
$64,000
2015
$10,319 (+0.9%)
$7,770 + $56,230
$64,000
2014
$10,223 (+0.3%)
$7,770 + $56,230
$64,000
2013
$10,192 (+2.1%)
$7,770 + $56,230
$64,000
2011
$9,984 (−3.0%)
$7,770 + $56,230
$64,000
2010
$10,295
$7,770 + $56,230
$64,000
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Public record
Public record
Zoning
Beds
4
Baths
3
Stories
2
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
2.63 Acres
Year renovated
—
Sq. Ft.
3,713
Year built
1756
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Bucks County
APN
34-011-174-001
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Sep 18, 2026.
R-1
Rural Residential District
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 yards, lot sizes, lot width, building area, height, impervious surface, easements, bufferyards, off-street parking, and other requirements as specified by this chapter.