About 1418 Route 212
Set across over 17 acres of private countryside, this estate balances architectural character with a quietly elevated lifestyle. Upon approach, this property reveals two distinct structures—the residence itself and a substantial detached bank barn, equally suited for a workshop, studio, garage, or curated storage.
Inside, the home unfolds with intention. A welcoming sitting room anchors the left of the entry, while a generously scaled dining space to the right invites gatherings both intimate and expansive. Sightlines extend naturally through the open floor plan, guiding you into a kitchen defined by bespoke cabinetry and a palette that feels both expressive and grounded.
Beyond, a secondary living space is framed by windows overlooking the pool—an atmosphere designed for relaxed evenings and effortless hosting. The main-level primary suite is discreetly positioned, offering a sense of retreat. Classic French doors—complete with antique hardware—open into a dressing corridor lined with custom-built storage. The suite culminates in a bath that feels quietly indulgent, with a walk-in shower, freestanding tub, and natural light filtering through well-placed windows. A secondary full bath on this level offers direct convenience to the living spaces, as well as guests.
Upstairs, the home continues with a sense of calm and flexibility. A central stair leads to a landing ideal for a reading nook or library moment, with additional bedrooms thoughtfully positioned on either side. A full bath connects seamlessly to one of the bedrooms, creating a private, suite-like experience.
The walkout lower level, with its high ceilings and dry footprint, presents an opportunity for expansion or simply exceptional storage.
Outdoors, the property reveals its full expression. A saltwater pool and integrated spa with cascading waterfall create a resort-like focal point, surrounded by curated landscaping and mature hydrangeas that frame the home in seasonal color. Beyond, the land opens into a working, yet refined landscape—featuring a two-story bank barn, vegetable and flower gardens, and a meandering walking path that invites exploration.
Enrolled in Pennsylvania’s Clean and Green program, the property offers meaningful tax advantages while preserving its natural beauty. Portions of the land are currently utilized for farming, reinforcing both its utility and long-term stewardship.
This is a property defined not by excess, but by intention—where space, setting, and detail come together in a way that feels both rare and enduring.
