Description
Set gracefully back from the road on nearly two acres of lush grounds is this exceptional Bucks County Stone Manor home, known as Te Deum. Located between New Hope and Newtown, PA the picturesque retreat offers a rare blend of timeless beauty, thoughtful restoration, and versatile living space. Originally constructed in 1769 and significantly enlarged in 1831, the home has been lovingly restored by its current owners, preserving original details while introducing modern comfort and thoughtful design. Nestled in a peaceful, park-like setting with mature trees, vibrant gardens, and views of a neighboring pond, the long private drive welcomes you beneath one of the oldest trees in Pennsylvania, setting the tone for this extraordinary offering. Inside, the sunny home features antique pumpkin pine floors, deep window wells, and custom millwork throughout its three spacious stories. The gracious family room centers around a stunning walk-in stone fireplace and opens to both front and rear gardens, perfect for everyday living or entertaining. Four working fireplaces, each chimney professionally relined, add warmth and historic charm to the space. The main level includes living room, family room, an elegant dining room with Delft tile fireplace surround and custom cabinetry, a modest kitchen with built-in seating and cherry wood cabinetry, and a comfortable guest room with bath/laundry. Upstairs, the versatile layout includes a primary suite with fireplace and garden views, a custom designed home office with cherry cabinetry, additional bedrooms with flexible adjoining spaces, and beautifully tiled hall baths. The third floor boasts additional bedrooms or creative bonus areas ideal for creative endeavors or fitness. Each room is filled with natural light and historic detail. Zoned R2, the property allows for a multitude of uses including a professional office, boutique inn, … Ideally situated near I-295 and the Delaware River, this home offers quick access to Princeton (25 minutes), Philadelphia (30 minutes), and New York City (80 minutes), with the Yardley Train Station just five minutes away. Don’t miss your opportunity to own a truly remarkable piece of Bucks County history, where grace, privacy, and possibility come together.
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