2560 TOWNSHIP ROAD

A scenic and serene landscape is the setting for Meadowview, a classic gentleman’s farm in beautiful Upper Bucks County. The 8-acre parcel is a blend of fields, gardens, and creek, a restful haven in a peaceful rural setting, yet close to everyday necessities. Circa 1813, the stone farmhouse retains pumpkin pine floors, deep silled windows, and exposed wood beams. An inviting den with coffee bar, and adjacent full bath and bedroom are found in this portion of the original dwelling. Upstairs, two additional bedrooms include a primary suite with a copper clawfoot soaking tub, spa shower and dressing room encompassing its own floor. Seamlessly integrated open and modern living space brings a stunning Great Room. A floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace and French doors to bluestone patios with breathtaking views stretching across the acreage to mountains in the distance enhance this area. The kitchen gleams with marble countertops, a Bertazzoni gas range, exposed stone wall and radiant heat flagstone floor and the former detached summer kitchen is now a cozy guest cottage with vaulted ceiling and stone fireplace. Wander the grounds to dozens of raised bed flower and vegetable plantings, putter in the sunny greenhouse, and stroll to the property’s perimeter where Cook’s Creek crosses the property. A gas fire pit provides the perfect spot to stargaze throughout the seasons. Standing near the home, a converted bank barn is a useful 2-car garage with EV hookup, equipment bay, and loft area suitable for hobbies and workspace. All within a 90-minute of Manhattan and Philadelphia, country roads beckon for leisurely bicycle rides or a short drive to New Hope and the river towns along the Delaware. The Lehigh Valley to the north offers shopping, dining, and historic sites.

A scenic and serene landscape is the setting for Meadowview, a classic gentleman’s farm in beautiful Upper Bucks County. The 8-acre parcel is a blend of fields, gardens, and creek, a restful haven in a peaceful rural setting, yet close to everyday necessities. Circa 1813, the stone farmhouse retains pumpkin pine floors, deep silled windows, and exposed wood beams. An inviting den with coffee bar, and adjacent full bath and bedroom are found in this portion of the original dwelling. Upstairs, two additional bedrooms include a primary suite with a copper clawfoot soaking tub, spa shower and dressing room encompassing its own floor. Seamlessly integrated open and modern living space brings a stunning Great Room. A floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace and French doors to bluestone patios with breathtaking views stretching across the acreage to mountains in the distance enhance this area. The kitchen gleams with marble countertops, a Bertazzoni gas range, exposed stone wall and radiant heat flagstone floor and the former detached summer kitchen is now a cozy guest cottage with vaulted ceiling and stone fireplace. Wander the grounds to dozens of raised bed flower and vegetable plantings, putter in the sunny greenhouse, and stroll to the property’s perimeter where Cook’s Creek crosses the property. A gas fire pit provides the perfect spot to stargaze throughout the seasons. Standing near the home, a converted bank barn is a useful 2-car garage with EV hookup, equipment bay, and loft area suitable for hobbies and workspace. All within a 90-minute of Manhattan and Philadelphia, country roads beckon for leisurely bicycle rides or a short drive to New Hope and the river towns along the Delaware. The Lehigh Valley to the north offers shopping, dining, and historic sites.