1.6 Million Pound Home With Fascinating Story Goes Up For Sale In Bucks County

The Lodge, called a "modern day fortress," is one of the most interesting properties up for sale in Bucks County. Located in Carversville, this 5,000-square-foot home is made entirely of reclaimed wood that was hand salvaged from the forest after the devastation of Hurricane Sandy. Weighing in at over 1.6 million pounds, it is anchored directly into the bedrock.

It was designed and built by award-winning home design build company, Alpha Genesis. The Lodge has also been a featured home on DWELL.

Here is the full listing:

• Address: 6365 Old Carversville Rd, Carversville, Pennsylvania
• Price: $2,935,000
• Square Feet: 5025
• Bedrooms: 4
• Bathrooms: 3 Full and 1 Half Baths
• Built: 2016

Features: Framed in a daring display of oak and steel, The Lodge is a modern day fortress. Considered the ultimate blend of old world and new world, The Lodge was designed to emulate the structure of a Bucks County Meeting house exterior, slyly hiding a smooth SOHO Loft interior. Designed and built by Bucks County's top award winning home design build company, Alpha Genesis. The Lodge has also been a featured home on DWELL. The walls, ceilings, and floors of The Lodge are entirely comprised of reclaimed wood, hand salvaged from the forest after the devastation of Hurricane Sandy, totaling enough recycled wood to stretch over 200 football fields. Weighing in at over 1.6 million pounds, and defiantly anchored directly into the bedrock, The Lodge is a monument to nature, and man's dominion over it. Nothing was missed with this home. The house is wired with an integrate KEF stereo system, all Thermador appliances, custom cabinetry, massive fireplaces, vintage lighting, low voltage tech lighting throughout the home, hand milled "REAL" wide plank oak flooring throughout. Nestled against the ridge line high above a pristine creek valley, with south western exposure and sunset views. Within walking distance to the villages of Carversville and Lumberville to include the famous Black Bass Hotel and the renowned Carversville General Store. Abundant outdoor activities and a true country side experience. Approximately 75 minutes from New York City.

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