Historic provenance, gorgeous land and private setting, authentic stone farmhouse, two barns and separate garage, lighted riding ring, two stocked ponds, fenced pastures and a springhouse. That is what awaits you as you enter this extraordinary property that dates back to the 1800s. Many generations of the same prominent Bucks County family lived here, beginning in 1876. Long paved driveway brings you to a picturesque house with huge mature trees in the front yard. Once a two-family home, circa 1857, it has retained its original detailing but has been enhanced by well-planned additions, renovations and upgrades. House is in excellent condition and work was done with the highest standards of design, materials and workmanship. Some features include exposed stone walls, bead board accents, bluestone walkways and new windows, plumbing and electric. Once small original kitchen was expanded in 2014 into a beautiful and functional eat-in kitchen with Amish built inset door cabinetry, large island with seating and prep sink, Quartz countertops. Working at the farm sink is a serene experience as you look out and see a large pond with dock and the restful, natural landscape. From either the front porch or the kitchen step into the spacious dining and living room with random width pumpkin pine flooring and deep sill windows. There is also a 2-room suite currently a den and office that could become a first-floor bedroom and bathroom. An addition has laundry area, closet and bathroom with tile shower enclosure on main level and an extra room above on second floor. This grand single family home has two incredible master size bedrooms on second floor, both with exposed stone walls and one with walk-in closet and en-suite bathroom. Other potential master has adjoining bathroom with access also from door in the hall. There is much flexibility in how each floor can be configured, if you want to make any changes from the great floor plan that is currently in use. One configuration can accommodate in-law, nanny or caretaker on first floor. With a separate entry from porch, rooms now include a second kitchen, laundry room and living room/bedroom on main level. Enormous third floor was beautifully finished and has original horizontal beams and knotty pine ceiling, two fans and storage areas in knee wall. Space can be used for multiple purposes. Exterior of the house, once stucco, was removed to expose fieldstone and no maintenance Hardie Plank is on the additions. Bluestone patio outside the kitchen was redone and expanded and is a peaceful place for everyday enjoyment and the best of entertaining. It overlooks the larger pond and antique springhouse. Outbuildings include a restored bank barn dating to 1800 that was rebuilt by the Amish with an amazing vaulted ceiling. There is also another barn with three/four horse stalls, rubber matted floor and hayloft above. Amish built garage can house at least six cars. Township owns 80 acres of property near the house and 20 acres of open space surround the property and cannot be developed. This exceptional property, located in award winning Central Bucks School District, has authenticity, flexibility of living space and many architectural features and amenities. Here the living is definitely easy, peaceful and relaxing. Come see what words and pictures cannot adequately convey. First-rate infrastructure, gorgeous renovations and additions make it an exceptional home. Bring your own vision and come fall in love. Welcome home!
Single-familyProperty Type
1857Year Built
7.47 acresLot Size
$339Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
8 spacesParking
Listed by Maria Taylor• BHHS Fox & Roach-New Hope
•215-862-3385 (broker)
•renee.swillo@foxroach.com (broker)
Bought with Pat Olenick• Keller Williams Real Estate-Doylestown
Historic provenance, gorgeous land and private setting, authentic stone farmhouse, two barns and separate garage, lighted riding ring, two stocked ponds, fenced pastures and a springhouse. That is what awaits you as you enter this extraordinary property that dates back to the 1800s. Many generations of the same prominent Bucks County family lived here, beginning in 1876. Long paved driveway brings you to a picturesque house with huge mature trees in the front yard. Once a two-family home, circa 1857, it has retained its original detailing but has been enhanced by well-planned additions, renovations and upgrades. House is in excellent condition and work was done with the highest standards of design, materials and workmanship. Some features include exposed stone walls, bead board accents, bluestone walkways and new windows, plumbing and electric. Once small original kitchen was expanded in 2014 into a beautiful and functional eat-in kitchen with Amish built inset door cabinetry, large island with seating and prep sink, Quartz countertops. Working at the farm sink is a serene experience as you look out and see a large pond with dock and the restful, natural landscape. From either the front porch or the kitchen step into the spacious dining and living room with random width pumpkin pine flooring and deep sill windows. There is also a 2-room suite currently a den and office that could become a first-floor bedroom and bathroom. An addition has laundry area, closet and bathroom with tile shower enclosure on main level and an extra room above on second floor. This grand single family home has two incredible master size bedrooms on second floor, both with exposed stone walls and one with walk-in closet and en-suite bathroom. Other potential master has adjoining bathroom with access also from door in the hall. There is much flexibility in how each floor can be configured, if you want to make any changes from the great floor plan that is currently in use. One configuration can accommodate in-law, nanny or caretaker on first floor. With a separate entry from porch, rooms now include a second kitchen, laundry room and living room/bedroom on main level. Enormous third floor was beautifully finished and has original horizontal beams and knotty pine ceiling, two fans and storage areas in knee wall. Space can be used for multiple purposes. Exterior of the house, once stucco, was removed to expose fieldstone and no maintenance Hardie Plank is on the additions. Bluestone patio outside the kitchen was redone and expanded and is a peaceful place for everyday enjoyment and the best of entertaining. It overlooks the larger pond and antique springhouse. Outbuildings include a restored bank barn dating to 1800 that was rebuilt by the Amish with an amazing vaulted ceiling. There is also another barn with three/four horse stalls, rubber matted floor and hayloft above. Amish built garage can house at least six cars. Township owns 80 acres of property near the house and 20 acres of open space surround the property and cannot be developed. This exceptional property, located in award winning Central Bucks School District, has authenticity, flexibility of living space and many architectural features and amenities. Here the living is definitely easy, peaceful and relaxing. Come see what words and pictures cannot adequately convey. First-rate infrastructure, gorgeous renovations and additions make it an exceptional home. Bring your own vision and come fall in love. Welcome home!
*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
6
Baths
3.5
Stories
3
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
325,219
Year renovated
—
Sq. Ft.
4,800
Year built
1857
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Bucks County
APN
34-003-005
Parking Spaces
8
Basement
Yes
Accessible
No
HOA Dues
—
Garage
Yes
Features
Views, Green
Last updated by owner on Mar 3, 2024.
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.
Permitted uses
Include but are not limited to:
Agriculture
Housing-Single unit
Recreation
Communications tower
Property details
Parking
Parking Information
# of Detached Garage Spaces: 6
Garage Features: Oversized, Garage - Front Entry, Garage - Side Entry