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If you’ve been searching for the perfect passion project, look no further! Welcome to 108-110 E Washington Ave – Located in the absolute heart of Newtown Borough, this “diamond in the rough” gem of a property has been quietly sleeping, patiently waiting for the perfect Buyer to creatively rejuvenate its soul. Built in 1910 and totaling about 3300 sq ft, the home is currently divided into two separate sides (uniquely enough, all under one tax parcel). Each side consists of a charming front porch, living & dining room, kitchen, three bedrooms and third floor bonus space. The oversized backyard area is truly massive (especially for in-town living) and provides ample space for gardening, outdoor entertaining or just about anything your heart desires! $899,000
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Welcome to the legendary Restaurant and Apartments , presently Via Ponte, a thriving establishment nestled in the heart of Stockton Boro, New Jersey. Boasting a rich history of successful restaurant businesses for many years and Two fully rented residential units, this property offers not just a culinary haven but also a great source of diversified income. The restaurant itself is focal to the local dining scene featuring romantic dining vignettes, a fabulous Pizza Oven from Italy and includes permitted indoor seating for 60 patrons. Property also includes two spacious bedroom Apartments with full occupancy history. $1,160,000
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Incredible opportunity to own a fully leased, 4 unit multi-family building in the heart of New Hope, PA! This offering is also inclusive of an income producing parking lot which services up to 47 vehicles (currently being rented by The Bucks County Playhouse). All four units are 1 bed/1bath with beautiful canal views. Rents are currently under market value and there is also an opportunity to create one additional apartment in the building (pending township approvals). $1,800,000
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In the heart of Flemington Boro , 4 separate stand alone buildings on one tax parcel. Unit 1 is a two story residential duplex, unit 2) is a two-story building with a barber shop on the first floor and apartment on the 2nd,Unit 3) the 3rd building is a two story building currently leased out for storage Unit 4) is a 5 bay garage. ( the sixth bay on the right is not included) .These buildings are well maintained and have separate meters. This property is directly adjacent the historic Union Hotel currently being renovated and expanded. Current lease prices are below market. Excellent investment opportunity. $800,000
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Sited on a quiet street in the middle of New Hope Borough is this wonderful antique residence. The property allows for a mixed use and is currently a “high-end” drapes and custom pillows showroom. The owner lives above in a one bedroom apartment. This building can be converted into two apartments or can meet the needs of a shop keeper who wants to walk downstairs to his place of business. This home is a two minute walk to all New Hope has to offer…theater, restaurants, galleries.There are fewer and fewer home of this vintage coming on the market…here is an opportunity to buy a piece of “OLD NEW HOPE” while securing a part of the future of New Hope. $699,500
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In the heart of New Hope PA, the pearl of Bucks County, are the Wedgwood Inn and Umpleby House, the award winning bed and breakfast duet providing the very best in luxury hospitality to guests since 1982. Comprised of an iconic Wedgwood-blue Victorian “Painted Lady” with ten bedroom suites, a Classic Revival 1833 plaster over stone manor house with eight suites and a one bedroom, one bath Carriage House as well as an oversized two car detached barn/garage and twenty-four parking spaces in both adjacent lots. The total square footage of all three buildings combined equals 11,821 SF. A successful four season luxury Bed and Breakfast, these historic buildings feature the artisan craftsmanship of an architecturally significant property along with the amenities of the twenty-first century, lush lawns and landscaping and all in one of the best locations in New Hope. The business comes “turnkey” so all the contents are included to assure your future success. Wedgwood Inn only: $2,750,000
Offered in conjunction with the Umpleby House (below) for $4,450,000
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In the heart of New Hope’s historic district is the Umpleby House, a Classic Revival plaster over stone manor house built in 1833 and a delightful one bedroom, one bath two story carriage house on the same property. Currently a luxury Bed and Breakfast, this approximately 4800 square foot manor could also make a wonderful home for the discerning buyer who desires the artisan craftsmanship of an historic property along with the amenities of the twenty-first century, and a separate building for guests or in-laws and all on a large, landscaped lot in one of the best locations in New Hope. Named after William Umpleby, a local mill owner, this is an elegantly refined building built on a pre-war foundation and served as headquarters for General Washington’s Army for six years. A Victorian-era addition was added to the rear in the late 1880s by owner Colonel Buckley. The current owners purchased and renovated Umpleby House in 1985, converting it to the 8 suite upscale, luxury inn that it is now. They also added the fanciful three-tier Victorian porches in 2001. $1,650,000. Also Offered as a Turnkey Bed & Breakfast for $2,295,000
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Tinicum Hollow’ a true Bucks County farmstead is set among pastoral rolling hills and gentle green slopes. This magnificent piece of history offers stunning views, a pond for fishing, authentic Circa 1878 Bucks County farmhouse and an original Pennsylvania Sweitzer style barn, all on 35 acres. There is an additional large steel pole barn that can house large equipment, live stock or developed into an expansive creative space. The open meadows and topography would work great for an equestrian facility. $1,490,000
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This property is one of only two single-family homes on Clinton Street, and is inclusive of a private driveway as well as a detached, canal facing studio! Upon entering 51 Clinton, the first-floor dazzles, by maintaining the rich coziness of an antique farmhouse while boasting an impressively modern and open floor plan. The interior design, in its entirety, is sophisticated, romantic and keenly blended. Features of this house include uniquely high ceilings, gorgeous hardwood floors, stylish built-ins, rustic exposures and immense natural light. The kitchen includes custom cabinetry, wooden countertops and overlooks beautiful English-inspired gardens, and upstairs the allure continues. The sunset views are sensational and if you love to entertain, guests will surely enjoy al-fresco meals in the private backyard oasis. $1,200,000
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Classic Bucks County Farmhouse circa early-mid 1800’s with an impressive stone bank barn sited on 2 acres – in an idyllic pastoral setting. Here’s an “As-Is” opportunity that doesn’t come along so often in today’s market; the chance to restore a nicely sized 3 bedroom home, with a walk-up attic, where much of the character & charm is intact. Higher than expected ceiling heights enhance the bright & airy feel already present. The significant 3 ½ story stone bank barn has been structurally bolstered, adding many good years to its life. The original thick stone walls, beams and timbers make it one of the Bucks County’s more impressive examples of true craftsmanship. There is also a rustic garage that is oversized for 2 cars. The 2 acres of countryside offer naturalized gardens, wrapped in mature woods & set against 40+ acres of farmland. $296,800
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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. $650,000
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Titusville, Hopewell Twp, Mercer County NJ

The thrill of this historic home has been amplified after its extensive, two-year gut-renovation; and the value of the endeavor is clear. This majestically situated, turn-key farmhouse showcases the desirable pairing of high-end finishes and rustic exposures, making for a distinctive, alluring design. Surrounded by greenery and perched high above the river; this home is immersive in every sense. Outside you will discover custom-landscaped parking for 5, a refinished detached garage, exposure to wildlife, and bluestone patios & walkways. This detailed exterior hints at the keen touches awaiting you inside. $680,000
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Turn key charming colonial home on a quiet street in the heart of Bloomsbury. This 2 bd 1 bath home has been immaculately cared for and maintained. Hardwood floors throughout, custom Venetian plastered walls. Brand new high efficient on demand gas boiler. The back yard has wonderful specimen plantings, raised beds for your gardening, and a delicious apple tree! Walk out your back door down to the trout stocked Musconetcong River! $260,000
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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. $999,999
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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. $800,000
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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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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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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.