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Lindencroft, home of Bucks County Writer, Willis Rivinus, presents a rare opportunity to acquire a quintessential Bucks County farmhouse on 49 acres of countryside beauty on the iconic Paxson Rd. The land was first deeded by William Penn in 1681. Amid sweeping fields, meadows, and woodlands, this timeless stone 1735 farmhouse presents an extraordinary opportunity to create a one-of-a-kind luxury estate. Rich in history and character, the home stands as a testament to classic craftsmanship—ready to be reimagined and restored to its full grandeur. The original stone residence offers enduring architectural beauty, with deep-set windows, vintage beams, and authentic materials that speak to a bygone era. A thoughtful renovation could blend these historic elements with the finest modern amenities, resulting in a stunning country retreat tailored to today’s lifestyle. The expansive acreage provides endless possibilities for a private compound, equestrian estate, or gentleman’s farm—complete with potential for an additional dwellings, stables, or recreational spaces. Sweeping views, serene privacy, and a true connection to nature make this property an unparalleled canvas for your vision. Opportunities of this scale and setting are increasingly rare. For the discerning buyer seeking a legacy property with both historic charm and limitless potential, this 49-acre estate offers the perfect foundation to create something truly exceptional.
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Upper York to Comfort to right on Paxson to property on right
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Architectural Type - Farmhouse/National Folk
Garage(s) - Garage - Front Entry
Basement - Unfinished, Stone
Exterior Features - Masonry
Cooling - Central A/C, Electric
Heating - Forced Air, Oil
Hot Water - Electric
Sewer - On Site Septic
Water - Well
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