Just Listed In Doylestown: 18th Century Stone Farmhouse For $860K

DOYLESTOWN, PA -- Built in 1789, this Point Pleasant Pike home sits on two acres. It features exposed beams, wide plank floors, and a swimming pool out back.

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• Address: 6091 Point Pleasant Pike, Doylestown, Pennsylvania
• Price: $860,000
• Square Feet: 3182
• Bedrooms: 3
• Bathrooms: 3 Full and 1 Half Baths
• Built: 1789
• Features: Reminiscent of a Currier and Ives painting, this historic 3+bedroom Central Bucks farmhouse has all the modern amenities (high efficiency oil burner, central air, updated kitchen and baths)with 18th/19th century charm, warmth and beauty. The original section houses the country kitchen with raised stone hearth FP, mellow pine cabinets, exposed beams, wide plank floors, center island and dining area. Currently used as the dining room, the spacious living room is bright with a walk in stone FP, plaster walls and deep silled windows. Fabulous summer living awaits you though the family room slider door. Walk onto a stone path that leads to the brick terrace with pool, boxwood and perennial gardens. Or you can go out the front door onto the full-length porch with optional screen panels which can enclose the porch while enjoying the view of your sweeping front yard and overlooking the neighbor's bucolic ponds and farm animals A wet bar, laundry, pantry and powder room complete the first floor. Upstairs, the master bedroom with soaking tub bath and 2nd bedroom with bath are cheerfully bright with lots of closets. The entire third floor with full bath is used as a bedroom. An over-sized 2 bay garage actually can hold 4 cars (2 deep). The second story with its own outside entrance has an enchanting guest quarters with bedroom, bath and living room. Towering trees, a picket fence garden and perennials gracefully frame the residence situated on just under two very manageable acres.

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