This stunning four bedroom Contemporary home is suited for comfortable living as well as elegant entertaining. Surrounded by many trees, this home is an impressive blend of beautiful Architectural detail and custom quality craftsmanship on .81 of an acre. The long list of updates and features begins on the Main floor which boasts any open floor plan featuring a remodeled kitchen with granite counter tops, tile back splash, all new appliances and a center island. The kitchen blends into the dining area with a wall of windows and a vaulted ceiling allowing streams of natural sunlight. Down the hall you will find 3 bedrooms all with new environmentally safe wool carpet, a laundry nook with new Bosch washer & dryer, a wall of closet space and a renovated hall bath. This bath features custom made Mahogany vanity, marble counter top with fine wood detailing & new fixtures. There are oak floors through out the Living/ Dining/Master bedroom and hall and stairways. The Great room offers a wood burning fireplace, over 20 foot high ceiling, oak floors and a wall of doors that allow access to the charming deck that overlooks the woods. The third level features the Master suite with a large bedroom and a wall of closets and the renovated En-Suite bath. The master bath features custom made Ash & Walnut cabinets with Rosewood handles. Kohler shower fixtures with a rain head. The ceramic and stone flooring is heated. This home also has a full basement, currently being used as woodworking shop and as an artist studio; it includes a half bath. Other features to this well maintained home, include a new roof, central air, a full house Honeywell generator and updated landscaping. Three levels of spacious living and a park like setting make this a very unique property. If you are looking for a tranquil retreat in the heart of Bucks County, you must see this home.
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