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Opportunity and Potential: Own a piece of American History in the heart of Bucks County. This c.1760 stone farmhouse offers incredible potential for the right buyer. This one-of-a-kind residence is a rare fusion of an original log settler’s cabin and a handcrafted stone home, standing exactly as early colonials intended: first the cabin, then the stone additions—preserving a story that has endured for over 260 years. Whether you choose to conserve its current character, bring it back to its full historic glory, or thoughtfully update certain elements, the level of restoration is entirely up to your vision. Properties like this provide a rare chance to create a true legacy estate while adding value through customization. Inside you’ll discover - 4 fireplaces on the main level, each adding warmth and historic charm - 1 additional fireplace in an upstairs bedroom currently covered but with potential to be reopened and restored - A rare beehive oven, a true historical gem - Original German hardware: door hinges, locks, and fittings - Authentic window frames, doors, and craftsmanship that reflect 18th and 19th century construction - Every room has an exterior door, six in all; the dining room has two! Every detail tells a story. Every room transports you. Huge double doors lead from the dining room to the kitchen, creating a grand statement. In the living room a straight staircase leads up to the second floor, then continues to the attic—a rare feature in a vintage home. The high ceilinged attic makes the third floor a good candidate for a bedroom. A second back staircase runs from the bedroom in the log section to a mudroom downstairs, opening off the driveway. Outside, a large in-ground concrete pool and outdoor grill provide a perfect setting for entertaining, with the yard fenced for your animals. Most surprising is the stunning two-story stone watertower in the rear corner, hosting the well and pressure tank. A detached two-car garage/barn completes the country setting. The garage second floor is filled with light, perfect for a studio. You have an expansive view of the picturesque preserved farm across the road, providing serene, pastoral scenery, increasingly rare to find. You’re just minutes away from Peddler’s Village with its great shopping and dining experiences and ten minutes from New Hope. The seller is attaching an architectural proposal for a full restoration of the house, as well as a Home Inspection report. Property is being sold “as-is”.
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| Room Sizes |
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| Living Room |
17 |
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17 |
Main Level |
| Dining Room |
13 |
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14 |
Main Level |
| Kitchen |
11 |
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13 |
Main Level |
| Attic |
13 |
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18 |
Upper Level |
| Half Bath |
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Main Level |
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| Bedroom 1 |
17 |
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18 |
Upper Level |
| Bedroom 2 |
15 |
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18 |
Upper Level |
| Bedroom 3 |
13 |
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15 |
Upper Level |
| Bedroom 4 |
13 |
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9 |
Upper Level |
| Mud Room |
11 |
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14 |
Main Level |
| Full Bath |
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Upper Level |
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| Location |
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On the corner of Ash Mill Road and Route 202, just under a mile south of Peddler's Village
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Architectural Type - Farmhouse/National Folk
Garage(s) - Additional Storage Area, Garage - Front Entry, Inside Access, Oversized
Parking - Paved Driveway, Detached Garage, Driveway, Off Street
Flooring - Hardwood
Basement - Full, Stone
Rooms List - Living Room, Dining Room, Bedroom 2, Bedroom 3, Bedroom 4, Kitchen, Bedroom 1, Mud Room, Attic, Full Bath, Half Bath
Roofing - Slate
Pool - In Ground, Concrete
Lot Features - Open, Rear Yard, Sloping
Exterior Features - BBQ Grill, Outbuilding(s), Patio(s), Porch(es), Masonry, Log
Heating - 90% Forced Air, Natural Gas
Hot Water - Electric
Sewer - On Site Septic
Water - Well
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