910 Raubsville Rd, Easton, PA 18042

The National Register of Historic Places recognizes this circa 1770's Pennsylvania German stone home and bank barn as a property worthy of ongoing preservation and appreciation. Standing atop a hillside, distanced from the road, The Abraham Arndt House enjoys a 13-acre setting with scenic views of rural countryside. This area has long been known for its notable farmhouses and this one does not disappoint with deep silled windows, period chair rails and hardware, and wood floors. The main floor has a remarkable front-to-back span noticeable upon entry and brick wood-burning fireplaces prominently positioned in the formal living and dining areas. Four charming bedrooms share the second level, one with fireplace and all with good space and light. The walk-up attic has ample headroom and could convert beautifully to an artist's studio, spare bedroom or home office. Massive stone walls, grain bins and thrashing floors are found in the impressive barn. Nearby, a detached three-car garage is ready for stowing vehicles. Awaiting the fresh vision of its next owner, organic farmers, animal enthusiasts and city dwellers have the potential to create a memorable permanent homestead or quiet refuge easily accessed from Philadelphia or Manhattan.