Sweeping pastoral viewsGraciously scaled living spacesRefined comfortDog kennelDistinguished five-bedroom manor homeHigh ceilingsQuintessential red barn
Privately set in the heart of Bucks County’s scenic countryside, this distinguished five-bedroom manor home offers an exceptional blend of historic character, refined comfort, and sweeping pastoral views. Approached from a quiet country lane and surrounded by open meadows, the 33+ acre estate captures the enduring romance of a classic country residence, with high ceilings, graciously scaled living spaces, and beautiful vistas from nearly every window. This heritage property presents a level of privacy, scale, and authenticity seldom found. The versatile floor plan includes the main manor home and two separate cottages, creating a unique opportunity for friends and family alike. The quintessential red barn and dog kennel allow for animal lovers to thrive. While feeling worlds away, the property is within close proximity to the shopping and dining of New Hope, Lambertville, Stockton and the quaint village of Carversville. Thoughtfully maintained and true to its original aesthetic, this is a rare slice of Americana, timeless, inviting, and deeply rooted in Bucks County’s storied landscape.
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Gina Spaziano484-213-0717,
Gina Spaziano Real Estate & Concierge Services2158767173,
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Principal & interest
$1,547
Mortgage insurance
$0
Property taxes
$170
Home insurance
$105
HOA fees
$0
Utilities
Not included
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