Step back in time while enjoying today’s comforts and possibilities in this distinctive circa 1853 Pennsylvania stone home, beautifully set on 11 peaceful acres in Williams Township. Set along a quiet countryside road, this property offers a rare combination of historic character, privacy, land, and flexible space for the future. Inside, you’ll find an abundance of period details and timeless craf
Step back in time while enjoying today’s comforts and possibilities in this distinctive circa 1853 Pennsylvania stone home, beautifully set on 11 peaceful acres in Williams Township. Set along a quiet countryside road, this property offers a rare combination of historic character, privacy, land, and flexible space for the future. Inside, you’ll find an abundance of period details and timeless craftsmanship, including beautiful random-width wood floors, multiple fireplaces, and charming pie staircases that reflect the home’s heritage. The eat-in kitchen features sliding doors opening to the backyard, creating an easy connection between the home and the surrounding grounds. A first-floor laundry adds everyday convenience. The property also features a wonderful summer kitchen with its original fireplace—a fascinating piece of the home’s history and a space full of possibilities. With 3 bedrooms and 1½ baths, there’s also an unfinished bathroom already plumbed for a full bath, offering an opportunity to expand the home’s living space. Additional unfinished space on the third floor could provide even more room for bedrooms, an office, studio, or whatever best suits your needs. A major highlight is the detached garage, offering room for up to four cars, plus an unfinished second floor that could be transformed into additional living or recreational space. Whether you envision a studio, home office, guest quarters, workshop, or gathering space, the possibilities are exciting. Outside, the 11-acre setting provides room to enjoy nature, privacy, gardens, recreation, or simply the peaceful beauty of the countryside. A newer heating system and generator provide added peace of mind. While offering a tranquil rural setting, the property remains convenient to local restaurants, major highways, shopping, and everyday amenities.
Located along the historic York Road in between New Hope and Peddler’s Village, our Bucks County office is the orig
Located along the historic York Road in between New Hope and Peddler’s Village, our Bucks County office is the original Kurfiss Real Estate office opened in 1976 by David Kurfiss. This office serves all of Bucks County, the Lehigh Valley, parts of eastern Montgomery County and Hunterdon County, New Jersey. Whether you’re a new arrival seeking a home in our area or ready to sell your current property, we can assist you. We are proud to serve buyers and sellers in all prices ranges.