Breathtaking views await at historic Wethersfield Farm, where master craftsmanship & visionary design have integrated modern amenities with old world charm. A tree-lined drive leads to the c. 1812 stone manor farmhouse, recognized by Heritage Conservancy, which has been enhanced & expanded over 6,000 sq. ft. through combined efforts of renowned architect Lynn Taylor and Mack & Roedel Custom Builders. Working fireplaces, built-in cabinetry, and original hand blown windows decorate the entrance parlor & main living room, while random width Cherry floors blend seamlessly with the original oak & pumpkin pine. 5 fireplaces and exposed stone walls add to the charm & understated elegance. The summer kitchen with a walk-in fireplace now serves as the game room. Welcome guests with a private 1st floor en-suite. Hand hewn beams salvaged from a local barn frame the family room with a 10' ceiling, stone fireplace flanked by window seating & views of the light dancing off the spring fed pond. The open concept dining room affords the heart of the home with a backdrop of panoramic views of the windmill & pastures. No expense was spared in the gourmet kitchen crafted by William Draper with state of the art appliances. Plenty of seating around the Cherry island with a marble baking station & prep sink. A mudroom with built-in cubbies & utility sink are steps away from the oversized 2-car Kistler barn/garage. A powder room is located near the side entrance, where a hottub hosts sunset views. The upstairs has a laundry room, main bedroom with built-in window seats, dressing area, and 4 closets. The master bathroom boasts marble tile, a steam shower, & soaking tub. A 2nd bedroom has its own bathroom, and 2 more bedrooms share a hall bathroom. Another room with a fireplace may be used as another guest room or study. The lower level has exposed stone, 10' ceilings, a full bathroom, an office, 2 sets of stairs & a full window allowing natural light to give this space great versatility. A Bluestone terrace overlooks the property dappled with reminders of its past, like the spring house now updated with electric & the smoke house. Barn/tractor shed has extra storage & a gated stall in the fenced pasture. Also 1-car garage & a chicken coop. Abutting Covered Bridge Park this property is a gem unto itself, but add the location (3 miles to Doylestown Boro), award-winning school district, proximity to hospital, train, fine dining & shopping ? and welcome to your own pocket of paradise.
Single-familyProperty Type
1816Year Built
7.23 acresLot Size
$343Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
2 garage spacesParking
Listed by Georgi Sensing• J. Carroll Molloy Realtor, LLC
•215-348-3558 (broker)
•chris@chrisnisbet.com (broker)
Bought with Shannon Rush• Long & Foster Real Estate, Inc.
Incredibly Charming Home and Property just a Stone's Throw from the popular Boro of Doylestown! Totally Rehabbed since 1987 and 1998. You will find a Wonderful Stone Exterior, Warm and Inviting Wood Floors, Spacious Rooms. a Fantastic Walk-in Fireplace in the Dining Room, Built-ins in the Family Room and Wonderfully Upscale Appliances in the Kitchen (Sub-Zero Refrigerator, Sub-Zero Freezer Drawers and a Viking Range. There is an Inviting Brick Patio off the DR. There are also Fireplaces in the Family Room and one of the Bedrooms. Powder Room is newer as is Master Bath Sink. Most Windows on 2nd Floor have been Replaced. High Efficiency Central Air. Adding ato the exterior ambiance you will find a Smokehouse, Root Cellar and Spring House. The Pond is Spring Fed. Long Distance Views are Fantastic. The current owners have built a detached Kistler, Cedar 3-4 Car Carriage House with Electricity and a Loft. Totally Hidden from the road this Home is Very Private and Yet Close to Everything! No Further Subdivision
BRIGHT MLS #PABU216120
Nov 30, 1998
Sold
$390,000
$60/sq ft
Jul 22, 1998
Listed
$390,000
$60/sq ft
BRIGHT MLS #PABU217116
Oct 22, 1998
Sold
$243,000
$37/sq ft
Aug 1, 1998
Listed
$243,000
$37/sq ft
BRIGHT MLS #PABU423894
Aug 1, 1998
Listing Removed
—
Aug 1, 1998
Listed
$589,000
$91/sq ft
Public Records
Mar 4, 1987
Sold
$272,500
$42/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$16,731 (+5.7%)
$21,690 + $62,680
$84,370
2025
$15,830 (+6.0%)
$21,690 + $62,680
$84,370
2024
$14,931 (+4.9%)
$21,690 + $62,680
$84,370
2023
$14,237 (+5.7%)
$21,690 + $62,680
$84,370
2022
$13,469 (+2.1%)
$21,690 + $59,030
$80,720
2021
$13,192 (+0.5%)
$21,690 + $59,030
$80,720
2020
$13,131 (+1.1%)
$21,690 + $59,030
$80,720
2019
$12,990 (+0.3%)
$21,690 + $59,030
$80,720
2018
$12,950 (+0.8%)
$21,690 + $59,030
$80,720
2017
$12,848 (+1.0%)
$21,690 + $59,030
$80,720
2015
$12,717 (+0.8%)
$21,690 + $59,030
$80,720
2014
$12,613
$21,690 + $59,030
$80,720
2013
$12,613 (+2.1%)
$21,690 + $59,030
$80,720
2011
$12,350 (+3.1%)
$21,690 + $59,030
$80,720
2010
$11,978
$21,690 + $59,030
$80,720
Tax history for 80 W Sandy Ridge Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$16,731 (+5.7%)
$21,690 + $62,680
$84,370
2025
$15,830 (+6.0%)
$21,690 + $62,680
$84,370
2024
$14,931 (+4.9%)
$21,690 + $62,680
$84,370
2023
$14,237 (+5.7%)
$21,690 + $62,680
$84,370
2022
$13,469 (+2.1%)
$21,690 + $59,030
$80,720
2021
$13,192 (+0.5%)
$21,690 + $59,030
$80,720
2020
$13,131 (+1.1%)
$21,690 + $59,030
$80,720
2019
$12,990 (+0.3%)
$21,690 + $59,030
$80,720
2018
$12,950 (+0.8%)
$21,690 + $59,030
$80,720
2017
$12,848 (+1.0%)
$21,690 + $59,030
$80,720
2015
$12,717 (+0.8%)
$21,690 + $59,030
$80,720
2014
$12,613
$21,690 + $59,030
$80,720
2013
$12,613 (+2.1%)
$21,690 + $59,030
$80,720
2011
$12,350 (+3.1%)
$21,690 + $59,030
$80,720
2010
$11,978
$21,690 + $59,030
$80,720
*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
5
Baths
3.5
Stories
2
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
7.23 Acres
Year renovated
—
Sq. Ft.
5,028
Year built
1988
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Bucks County
APN
09-001-009-003
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Jun 25, 2026.
R-1A
Residential District
The purpose of the R-1a Residential District is to allow for low-density uses such as large lot single-family residential development and cluster development where a large portion of the lot area or tract can be used to preserve natural features such as stream valleys, floodplains, wooded areas, farmland and other valuable natural features. Additionally, use opportunities, including single-family attached townhouse development, shall be allowed to assist in preserving historic resources in accordance with Sections 603 and 605 of the Pennsylvania Municipalities Planning Code, Act 247, as amended.