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Expansive Custom Colonial Situated On A Gracious Full Acre Offers A Flowing Floor Plan For Maximum Versatility. Lush Mature Landscaping Creates Great Curb Appeal For This Impressive Home. Ideally Located On A Quiet Street, A Paved Pat...
Exquisite, Bucks County Farmhouse Offers Old World Charm With Luxury Amenities. The Beautiful Stone 1860 Era Main House Is Magnificently Restored And Features Pumpkin Pine Wide Plank Flooring, Walk In Fire Place, Tin And Wood Beamed Ceilings And E...
Drive Up The Remarkable Circular Ep Henry Paver Driveway Lined With Belgian Block Curbing Leading You Up To The Natural Stone Facade. Each Of The Two Driveways Are Flanked By Natural Stone Pillar Lamp Posts And Surrounded By Mature Landscaping. A...
New Construction Without The Wait! This 5 Bedroom, 4.5 Bath Modern Farmhouse Is Ready Now For Buyers To Customize And Pick Their Finishings. The Home Is Loaded With Luxury Standard Features And Appointments Built By An Experienced Team Of Professi...
This Historic Home Is The Perfect Blend Of Beautiful Old World Charm And Newly Renovated Convenience And Comfort. Located In A Quiet Residential Neighborhood At The Heart Of Quaint Doylestown Borough And Overlooking The Open Space Of Burpee Park Y...
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Listing information last updated on April 30th, 2024 at 2:16pm EDT.
