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An Old House lover’s Old House and Horse Property all rolled into one! Approximately one hour drive from the Lincoln Tunnel, you will find welcome seclusion on this 22+ acre farmstead offering both woodlands, pastures, and fields for your rural activities. A little bridge crosses Pleasant Run Stream, originally named Campbell’s Brook after the first settler in 1685. Our house was built shortly thereafter; the tax records say 1700. You’ll find many original features intact: back-to-back corner fireplaces on the main floor; a walk-in fireplace in the dining room; exposed beams; wide-plank flooring throughout even in the kitchen. It would only take a little TLC to bring this home back to its former lustre. No bad renovations impair its integrity. $725,000
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“Poplar Hill Farm” Beautifully renovated 3 bedroom colonial style farmhouse set in a bucolic landscape in the heart of Buckingham township. Just minutes from Doylestown and New Hope this tastefully updated midcentury home has style and charm. The main floor offers a sophisticated kitchen with granite countertops, Herringbone tile floor, bay window, subway tile backsplash & farmhouse Hampton style cabinets. The formal dining room and living room both feature original hardwood flooring meticulously refinished. The main living room offers a built-in book shelf, double bank windows on 3 walls and a floor to ceiling original fieldstone all masonry fire place. $595,000
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Located in the historic village of Carversville, resting just steps away from the town square, this classic Federal style house is a wonderful example and celebration of 19c architecture. Lovingly cared for by the current owner for decades, and home to many prominent and creative souls, dating back to Francis G. Preston, the original owner and local village tinsmith. From the moment you step off of the rural country road and step out onto the cobblestone, you will be immersed in the beauty and history of this captivating property. There is no wonder that the renderings of historic architecture, lyrical views of the mills, and colorful village scenes were often the subject matter of the Pennsylvania Impressionist, and many artists thereafter. This house is a fine representation of the elegance and grace of the period.. Enter through a paneled front door with transom and triangular pediment above the door. Step inside to a beautiful, light filled interior. Spectacular hard wood floors, custom built-in cabinets, and handsome period trim. $759,900
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Welcome home to this charming cape cod loaded with curb appeal and craftsman style details in the quaint river town of Riegelsville. This 3 bed 1.5 bath home features hardwood floors throughout. The original moldings and solid stained wood doors give it that homey feel and tie in beautifully with the cherry kitchen cabinetry. The dining room features an arched opening that flows into the generously sized family room with wood burning fireplace, creating that open floor plan. Complete with detached garage and additional shed for all your storage needs. $359,000
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“Two Gables” is located in the charming river town of Riegelsville. But don’t let this adorable brick facade fool you… this home features over 2300sq’ living space, featuring 4 bedrooms, and 3 full baths. The home is loaded with charm and character with it’s original woodwork, and architectural details and has been lovingly remodeled featuring a new kitchen and appliances, and updated bathrooms all while maintaining the integrity of the home’s original features. Located in the award winning Palisades School District and walking distance to restaurants and the Delaware Canal. $475,000
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One of Lambertville’s stately historic properties circa 1874 is ready for its next steward for the first time in 37 years. With four bedrooms and four baths and over 3300 square feet of living space, it has been tastefully renovated thru the years. Some original architectural details are nine foot ceilings, random width pine floors, elegant crown moldings, a grand three story staircase and double front doors with original etched glass. A rare blend of the best of the original and the best of the new. $925,000
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River Vistas -This 1930’s fishing cottage set on the picturesque Delaware is a rare opportunity to own a charming home in Bucks County with unobstructed river views. At a time when modern riverfront homes can run well into the millions, this home, at $295,000, allows the investor or homeowner an opportunity to build the home of their dreams within a reasonable budget. The property which extends on both sides of River Road includes a oversized two car garage, septic tank, well, and electricity. Just five minutes from the waterfront hamlet of Frenchtown and twenty minutes from New Hope PA, this location offers a quiet, riverfront setting close to shops, restaurants, and entertainment. $295,000
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A 19th century 3 bedroom farmhouse has been blended with 21st century sensibilities, to make this wonderful country lifestyle home. Views of fog clearing from the pastures revealing post and rail fencing running off into the distance, rolled bails of hay warming in a morning sun, and a horse farm, far off in the distance, is the 4 season panorama that greets you every morning.Enter the through front door and step into the cozy living room, with its wood burning fireplace and long bank of windows. The light filled kitchen, has beautiful tile work, custom cabinetry, beamed ceiling, and state of the art appliances to inspire every chef.Just off the kitchen is the dining room, complete with fireplace and a benched seating sunroom with windows that allow a perfect vantage point to view the fields. $1,150,000
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Just a few minutes south of New Hope, Stouts Cottage sits overlooking the river. This two bedroom 1940’s cape is a respite from the hustle of daily life. The main floor offers a woodburning fireplace that anchors the living room and provides hospitality to all who gather. Look out of any window and take in river views and open spaces.The lot is level, sunny and and has two fair sized outbuildings for storage. Gorgeous setting just minutes from New Hope, Lambertville, Newtown and Yardley. $550,000
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2 bedroom cottage with separate detached caretaker’s cottage on 11.81 acres that includes 3 separate tax parcels bordering the scenic and protected Beaver Run Creek in Tinicum Township. Possibilities are endless to expand the existing home, build on the adjacent lot, build your family compound, or live the simple country life as-is on a quiet country road. $550,000
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This large 3 story Victorian restoration will bring the 1890 home back to life – fusing modern expectations with 19th century aesthetics. You’ll be located within an easy walk to the center of Lambertville and all of it’s restaurants, shopping, and sense of community that makes Lambertville such an desirable destination.The design concept is for 4 bedrooms and 3 1/2 baths. A chef’s kitchen will feature stainless appliances, Shaker Cabinets, island, and granite counters. There will also a an exposed brick wall in the kitch. The dining room and living room have very high ceilings, hardwood floors, and large windows that flood the space with light. $850,000
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The Ralph Stover Centennial Barn was constructed in 1876 to commemorate the first 100 years of our nation. This significant building reflected the quality of stonework and infrastructure that was impressive for its time. The barn has a long and interesting history, but it was the current stewards who completed a total renovation in 2005. The entire Barn encompasses 9,000 square feet that includes the main house, a 3-story attached in-law suite and two large guest studios or office spaces. The moment you enter, you are swept away by the open concept of the barn…the vastness is uniquely refreshing and the sweeping curved staircase is the nucleus of the room. Beautiful flooring, exposed beams a massive woodburning stove, walls of Kolbe & Kolbe windows, a William Draper kitchen that is a true chef’s inspiration and a minutia of antique details that make the space come alive. $1,645,000
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Picturesque home in a secluded wooded setting. Totally renovated, this charming vintage farmhouse wraps its arms around you as you enter through its lovely Dutch door. There’s really nothing to do except move in. Wood floors, new windows, new roof, new septic…the list goes on and on. House is placed in the center of 5.6 acres, surrounded by trees, yet open enough to enjoy your own relaxing campfire. Sip your wine on the bluestone patio—or sprint out to the sauna on a crisp autumn day. A screened porch gives a wide view of the scenery. But that’s not all: above the 3-car detached garage a complete studio apartment serves as a guest house. $660,000
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The House of Seven Gables is one of Lambertville’s finest Victorian Grande Dames. Currently set up as a multi unit and income producing, this property could easily be converted to a large single home. Located on the towpath and with direct access to the canal. Inside is a delicate blend of old and new: Charming Historic Details, Hardwood floors, two central a/c units and gas fireplaces. This spectacular two unit property currently GOI is $ 51,600.00 per year. Unit one ( 27-b) has a foyer entrance and staircase leading to the main living area. The third floor has two bedrooms and a full bath. Both units have separate central A/C, Gas hot water heat, washer/dryers and high ceilings. Unit two ( 27-A) features a lovely brick patio, balcony deck overlooking the canal and screened in porch. Large living room with gas fireplace. $675,000
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Welcome to Villa Mechayeh, a circa 1875 farmhouse that has been lovingly maintained & updated over 32 years of ownership. Situated in the historic village of Center Bridge in Solebury Township the property extends beyond the Delaware canal and all the way down to the Delaware river. The village of Center Bridge sits high enough to resist flooding and therefore flood insurance is not required by lenders. With easy access to over 100 miles of state park trails on both sides of the river, the location is ideal for walkers, runners, bikers, fishermen, bird watchers, gardeners and furry friends. A three minute walk across the bridge leads you into New Jersey where you can shop at farmer’s market, dine at restaurants or continue walking the towpath right into Lambertville. $800,000
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The Concord School House is an iconic structure from Bucks County’s rich heritage. The School House, renovated by Builder/Artisan Todd Blackburn, is a short bike ride from the famous “Tinicum Climbing Walls,” major trout fishing and hundreds of acres of preserved land. The home offers both the rusticity of the former School House and the addition of all the modern amenities currently in demand. Beautiful hardwood floors with glistening patinas, heated stone and tile floors, professional grade appliances, English cabinetry and the inevitable custom millwork that is only found in a superior and sophisticated renovation. The home offers 2-3 bedrooms and 2 baths. But, your weekend guests will treasure their stay at the guest apartment atop the barn. $895,000
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Welcome to this charming Victorian, circa 1869. Gracefully resting on a gradual hill, in a bucolic setting, years in the making. Perfectly positioned, unique and private. Lending to its enchanting, secluded feel, lush landcaped gardens flank the pathway as towering mature shade trees enhance the homes already stunning curb appeal. Located in historic Solebury Township in the coveted community of Carversville. An iron gate and meandering stone walkway lead you to a partially covered wrap around porch, complete with extaordinary entertaining space and period architectural appointments. Enter into a light filled center hall open and welcoming. The kitchen has rich cherry cabinetry with elegant french porcelin knobs, open beamed ceilings, and a mercer tile accented backsplash. All of this to Inspire the avid cook with picturesque garden views as they whip up gourmet meals using the suite of appliances in the sunlit kitchen. Ample butcher-block countertops provide prep space with plenty of cabinetry to store your culinary gadgets. An antique wood burning stove adds to the warmth and character of this charming space. The house’s interior exudes old world elegance with a fusion of original hardwood floors and crisp white tones accentuated by decorative millwork and custom cabinetry. Multiple windows frame serene panaramas and usher in abundant natural light to create a welcoming ambience throughout. $749,900
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Located between New York and Philadelphia, during the Colonial days Bucks County was heavily traveled via the Old York Road, built in the early 18th century. The road started in Philadelphia and crossed the Delaware River at New Hope, continuing on through Hunterdon County and Middlesex on the way to Elizabeth, NJ. Naturally, stagecoach stops, taverns, and inns sprung up along its route, which is one reason there is such a huge number of stone houses along our roads.

New Hope is the most famous town in Bucks County. It was originally called Well’s Ferry, named after the first ferry operator on the Old York Road to New Jersey. It became a mill town in the late 1700s. When Benjamin Perry’s mill burned to the ground in 1790, he rebuilt more and called them “New Hope Mills”. Hence, the name was born. (Perry’s mansion is in the center of town.) Logan Inn, built in 1727, was originally called the Ferry Tavern. It’s the oldest continually-run inn in Bucks County and one of the five oldest in the United States. New Hope is also famous for the Bucks County Playhouse, built in 1939 from a converted 1790 gristmill. It has a long history of Broadway plays and has hosted such luminaries as Grace Kelly, George C. Scott, Liza Minnelli, William Shatner, Bob Fosse, Robert Redford, among a stunning list of celebrities.

For bicyclists, joggers, and walkers, the Delaware Canal is a state park with a towpath that runs all the way from Bristol to Easton. It was built in the mid-19th century to haul coal, iron ore, and other products from the Lehigh Valley to Philadelphia. Barges were towed by mules, and the canal was built with a system of locks to help control flooding. It meanders in and out alongside the river, through towns such as Washington Crossing, Point Pleasant, Lumberville, New Hope, and Riegelsville. Many homes back to the canal and are coveted real estate acquisitions.

Doylestown was named after William Doyle, proprietor of a public house licensed in 1745; it still stands at the intersection of Main and State streets. The town was selected as the county seat in 1820 and remains so today. One of its most famous residents was Henry Chapman Mercer, the famous archeologist, artifact collector, and tile-maker, who designed and constructed three of Doylestown’s most fascinating buildings. All three buildings are cast-in-place concrete structures. The Mercer Museum holds more than 40,000 artifacts from the Industrial Revolution. The Moravian Pottery & Tile Works is a living history museum that still creates handmade tiles used by Mercer at the turn of the last century; Bucks County residents often purchase these tiles for use in their homes, from counters to fireplace surrounds. The Fonthill Castle was Henry Mercer’s own home, with 44 rooms, over 200 windows, 18 fireplaces, and 10 bathrooms. Mercer tiles are embedded in the concrete all over the house. It, too, is open to the public.

For nature lovers, Bucks County has over twenty parks and wildlife preserves, including Lake Nockamixon, containing 5,286-acres of forests, hiking, camping cabins, golfing, fishing, and boat and canoe rentals on its 10 mile-long lake, as well as a marina. There are many boat ramps to the Delaware River, where people enjoy canoeing, kayaking, as well as tubing. In Point Pleasant you can go rafting as well, with Bucks County River Country.