6611 Fleecydale

This strikingly original Lumberville estate, perched high above the cascading Paunnacussing Creek, has been forged by over three centuries of avant-garde style. The brilliant unification consists of a 1700s stacked-stone house, a 1800s Victorian annex and a 1900s stone-and-glass annex. Its calculated evolution stands as a testament, to the allure of its immersive location, and the uniqueness of its design. Enter the main living space and watch with wonder as it surpasses functionality, and dives into the abstract. A sea-of-slate flooring and window-walls impress, and the home’s nimble Phillips-Hue color-changing programmable lighting system boosts your ability to customize. The adjacent kitchen is adorned with hidden surprises, with sleek Mercer tiles, refinished cabinetry with new hardware, and state-of-the-art appliances. The Primary Suite, located on the home’s main level, is defined by extravagance— the room is adorned with newly installed Rifle Company wallpaper, an exposed stone wall, heated marble flooring and soaring cathedral ceilings. There is a fireplace, an incredible full bath with multiple sinks, a walk-in shower, and abundant closet space to house your wardrobes. French doors offer access to the rear patio, with views reminiscent of a European landscape. From the kitchen, original pie stairs lead up to the second floor, where there is a full bathroom, bedroom and access to a luxurious roof deck. The ground level is a treasure trove of delights, including another charming fireplace, sophisticated built-ins (complete with a sneaky Murphy bed!), a full bathroom, wine cellar, laundry sanctuary, and a bluestone three-seasons room. The estate's grounds are a botanical wonderland exhibiting stone terraces, walkways and gardens, a koi pond, fountains, and a vintage greenhouse for the cultivation of one’s very own fruits, vegetables, and herbs. Positioned just steps away from the Main House is the separate 1700s wooden and slate-roofed Carriage House, with its own Victorian-era annex (providing secondary living quarters for offices and/or a guest house). This estate is as fabulous as it gets, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, and featured in publications such as The New York Times. Few interior design styles have captivated our imaginations the way “Stone Creek Retreat” has, behaving as an exemplary example of modernism in its warmest and most creative state. Free your mind and soul, with sophisticated wonder, at this Bucks County marvel. **Flood insurance is $1,000 per year. The policy is grandfathered in and is fully transferable to Buyer. Extensive property upgrades (totaling over 200k+) are listed in the photo gallery as well as a tremendous amount of property inclusions.**