Steeped in history, this Solebury Township colonial stone home sits in the historic village of Center Bridge and is walkable to local downtowns such as Stockton, NJ across the river or New Hope and Lumberville, PA just up/down the canal towpath nearby. Built into a sloping, terraced hillside, the potential for finely planted gardens and a natural oasis await. The main level offers high ceilings for the time period, exposed beams, new oak floors in the main living room, and lots of unique built-ins and other historic details like the stained glass front door, views of the antique "wishing well" from the breakfast nook, exposed stone walls in the kitchen and upstairs, and more. The primary bedroom features the original wide plank pine floors, and the secondary bedroom lets out to the stone patio/outdoor seating area (also great for a home office). The second floor is rounded out by a large, heated sunroom full of afternoon light through both the sliding doors and skylights. The top floor bedroom overlooks the backyard and has a bonus room for additional closet storage or perhaps its own bathroom one day (the plumbing is right below). A charming get-away retreat, or move-in ready full time home located in one of the most prized school districts and townships in Bucks County, close to major roads to NYC/Northern NJ and the greater Delaware Valley area.
Single-familyProperty Type
1850Year Built
0.46 acresLot Size
$374Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
2 spacesParking
Listed by Stephen Darlington• BHHS Fox & Roach-New Hope
•215-862-3385 (broker)
•renee.swillo@foxroach.com (broker)
Listed by Jesse Darlington• BHHS Fox & Roach-New Hope
This is your chance to own a beautiful fieldstone home, built into a sloped terraced lot in the Village of Centre Bridge! So much of the original detail remains:, beautiful random width pine flooring, dutch doors, a beautiful antique mantle, a tin gabled roof, exposed stone and so much more. A sweet little capped, stone well provides visual interest in the front yard which overlooks River Road and a collection of Centre Bridge’s prettiest estate homes. The Solebury Historical Society has traced the property all the way back to the land sale in 1696 from William Penn to Bassilian Foster. The house itself was likely built for Albert Livezy (owner of the general store) in 1869. This is a compact home- each room has built in shelving and cabinetry- and no square footage is wasted. Entering through the front porch brings you to the living room with wood floors, built in bookcases, beamed ceiling and the large mantled fireplace. A door leads to the winding staircase. To the right is the kitchen, with an exposed stone wall, cleverly built into the side of the sloping lot. On the second floor is the landing with exposed stone walls, perfect for a reading nook. One of the two bedrooms is on this floor with random width pine floors and double closet. The full bath is on this floor as well. Next is the office which, with the addition of a wardrobe, could also serve as a guest room or even third bedroom. The office features walls of built-ins and a door leading out to a lovely fieldstone patio. The sunroom, accessed through the landing, features new wood floors and newer skylights. In fact – all of the windows in this home have been replaced. The sunroom’s walls of windows and glass doors look out to the stone retaining walls which provide the terracing for the property and attractive levels for landscaping and outdoor enjoyment. At the top of the third terrace you will see a small structure complete with electricity which means with a little elbow grease and creativity you could create your own art studio, work shop, or quiet retreat to enjoy views of the Delaware River in the Winter! On the third floor is bedroom number two with double closets and a door to a storage room which, with a little imagination, might also serve as a sitting room, library or possible second bathroom. Admittedly some updating will be needed to fulfill modern needs or you could simply enjoy a vacation from the hustle of today’s lifestyle. The village of Centre Bridge is a five minute drive to New Hope or a twenty minute walk along the Delaware River Park Canal Path – a 60 mile state park trail running from Yardley to Easton PA. The wonderful casual dining and ice cream that is Dilly’s is right on the corner and a short walk over the bridge brings you to Stockton NJ. Easy drive to NYC, Princeton or North Jersey!
*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
3
Baths
1
Stories
2.5
Lot width
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Lot depth
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Lot size
0.45 Acres
Year renovated
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Sq. Ft.
1,778
Year built
1850
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Bucks County
APN
41-019-012
Parking Spaces
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Basement
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Accessible
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HOA Dues
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Garage
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Last updated by owner on Jun 25, 2026.
VR
Village Residential District
The VR, Village Residential Districts are designated to conserve the character of the Township villages. To ensure that new uses are compatible with existing uses, the VR District provides area and bulk regulations and use regulations consistent with the setting of the villages.