PURE BUCKS COUNTY! Very special 1840’s stone farmhouse with an abundance of potential in every nook & crannie. Located on over 3 private parklike acres close to Lake Nockamixon & all it has to offer. Bring your vision as you step inside this diamond in the rough. Gorgeous pumpkin pine floors just waiting to be brought back to life, 4 elegant fireplaces ready to shine, imagine the Pennsylvania argillite stone walls once they are exposed, original dutch door, shutters & hardware ready to be restored. Imagine the instant gratification & pride of ownership with a little elbow grease! Although the cosmetics need some imagination, the mechanicals have been meticulously maintained. Electric upgraded to 200 amp circuit breakers, brand new oil tank, all systems serviced regularly. There is also a 3 story barn that was used as 2 rental units approx. 15 years ago, but has not been occupied since (see document allowing use attached) If you need a little inspiration Google Merestone Farm, it is located nearby, it was beautifully restored, then featured in Architectural Digest. (info also attached) Can you picture it? Welcome Home!
Single-familyProperty Type
1840Year Built
3.21 acresLot Size
$198Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
2 garage spacesParking
Listed by Kim Gammon• Coldwell Banker Hearthside-Doylestown
•215-340-3500 (broker)
•info@cbhearthside.com (broker)
Bought with Bill Halton• Keller Williams Real Estate-Blue Bell
Large Stone Farm House With 5 Bedrooms And 2.5 Baths, Built In 1840. Deep Window Sills, 3 Stairways, 4 Fireplaces, Hardwood Floors And Open Beams, Set Off This Charming Old Home. Bank Barn Includes 2-2 Bedroom Apt. Units. Situated On 3.2 Acres Just Steps From Lake Nockamixon. In Need Of Tlc.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$10,196 (+4.1%)
$9,560 + $46,440
$56,000
2025
$9,797
$9,560 + $46,440
$56,000
2024
$9,797 (+1.2%)
$9,560 + $46,440
$56,000
2023
$9,685
$9,560 + $46,440
$56,000
2022
$9,685
$9,560 + $46,440
$56,000
2021
$9,685
$9,560 + $46,440
$56,000
2020
$9,685 (+0.6%)
$9,560 + $46,440
$56,000
2019
$9,629 (+1.2%)
$9,560 + $46,440
$56,000
2018
$9,517 (+0.7%)
$9,560 + $46,440
$56,000
2017
$9,446 (+3.4%)
$9,560 + $46,440
$56,000
2015
$9,131 (+4.2%)
$9,560 + $46,440
$56,000
2014
$8,761 (+1.4%)
$9,560 + $46,440
$56,000
2013
$8,644 (+1.3%)
$9,560 + $46,440
$56,000
2011
$8,537
$9,560 + $46,440
$56,000
2010
$8,537
$9,560 + $46,440
$56,000
Tax history for 1080 Old Bethlehem Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$10,196 (+4.1%)
$9,560 + $46,440
$56,000
2025
$9,797
$9,560 + $46,440
$56,000
2024
$9,797 (+1.2%)
$9,560 + $46,440
$56,000
2023
$9,685
$9,560 + $46,440
$56,000
2022
$9,685
$9,560 + $46,440
$56,000
2021
$9,685
$9,560 + $46,440
$56,000
2020
$9,685 (+0.6%)
$9,560 + $46,440
$56,000
2019
$9,629 (+1.2%)
$9,560 + $46,440
$56,000
2018
$9,517 (+0.7%)
$9,560 + $46,440
$56,000
2017
$9,446 (+3.4%)
$9,560 + $46,440
$56,000
2015
$9,131 (+4.2%)
$9,560 + $46,440
$56,000
2014
$8,761 (+1.4%)
$9,560 + $46,440
$56,000
2013
$8,644 (+1.3%)
$9,560 + $46,440
$56,000
2011
$8,537
$9,560 + $46,440
$56,000
2010
$8,537
$9,560 + $46,440
$56,000
*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
3.21 Acres
Year renovated
—
Sq. Ft.
3,558
Year built
1840
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Bucks County
APN
12-011-052
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Sep 18, 2026.
AP
Agriculture Preservation District
The purpose of the Agriculture Preservation District is to recognize and protect those areas of the Township where farming predominates. Within the district, areas with Class I, II and II agricultural soils, as defined by the U.S. Department of Agricultural Soils Survey, shall be protected in accordance with the standards established herein. This district recognizes that farmland is being used to produce a product and has a positive purpose in utilizing the prime agricultural soils for the benefit of the entire community. Residents of the AP District are advised that there may be noise, odors, dust, fumes or other disturbances associated with agricultural practices which are considered to be acceptable effects of farming and shall not be regulated by Township nuisance laws.