Big Price Drop For Doylestown's Most Expensive Listing

DOYLESTOWN, PA -- The Twin Silo estate, now for sale in Doylestown, has just experienced a $350K price drop, but it's still the priciest listing in town.

The property, dating back to 1710, is now priced at $5.9M. On Aug. 13, the price was lowered by $350K. It's the second price drop for the property this year. The house was listed May 15 for $6.75M.

Attempts to sell the house for $10.5M in 2014 were not successful.

• Address: 5727 Twin Silo Rd, Doylestown, Pennsylvania
• Price: $5,900,000
• Square Feet: 15000
• Bedrooms: 6
• Bathrooms: 6 Full and 2 Half Baths
• Built: 1750
• Features: Twin Silo, without question one of the most beautiful homes and property in Bucks County. Set back from a gated driveway entrance on more than 90 plus acres, the c. 1710 stone house with later additions is a work of art in and of itself, but even more stunning are its gardens of exquisite variety, carefully designed spaces that pay homage to great landscapes of the world. Throughout the residence, professional design has guided every decision about the home's floor plan and feel. Only the highest quality materials and finishes have been used, from solid mahogany doors and flooring to carefully selected stone, marble and granite to 100-year-slate on the roof. From the cozy English sensibility of the living room and formal dining room, to the grand-scale of the great room, to the most recent addition containing the main bedroom suite and two office/studios above, every room is a masterful composition. Complementing the main house are a privately situated, restored four-bedroom guest house and a c. 1783 stone barn with two silos, one of the most notable barns in Pennsylvania. A pool and lounge area, tennis court, pond of more than two acres and a small-scale barn for pasture animals complete this one-of-a-kind, superbly maintained property. For a private retreat that offers fine living in a country setting, Twin Silo is without equal in Bucks County.

This listing originally appeared on realtor.com. For more information and photos, click here.