1700s Farmhouse On 12 Acres Just Listed In Newtown For $975K

NEWTOWN, PA -- Just listed in Newtown is this "quintessential" Bucks County stone farmhouse built in 1750. The home has been authentically restored, remodeled and expanded over the past 50 years to become a luxury estate on 12 acres, according to the listing.

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• Address: 554 Mud Rd, Newtown, Pennsylvania
• Price: $975,000
• Square Feet: 4606
• Bedrooms: 5
• Bathrooms: 3 Full and 1 Half Baths
• Built: 1750
• Features: This quintessential 1750 Bucks County stone farmhouse has been authentically restored, remodeled and expanded over the past 50 years to become a luxury estate on 12 acres. All modern conveniences have been incorporated into its historic features, creating a comfortable lifestyle in which to enjoy your pool, tennis court, 3 level bank barn (for animals or toys), pond, and stream. Gleaming wide plank floors, deep windowsills, walk-in fireplace, beehive oven, 2 propane fireplaces, exposed beams and a hidden cistern, are just some of the features you will find. The kitchen, with custom cabinets made to match an antique cupboard [negotiable], is open to the living room for great entertaining convenience. Elegant parties for 12-16 are no problem, but once the dining room's French doors are opened, summertime dining al fresco on the west porch is where everyone goes to relax near the pool to watch the sunset. A first floor master wing allows one-floor living, featuring a fireplace, two oversized walk-in closets and a private bath. An elevator and three separate staircases traverse the three floors (plus basement). Upstairs is a second Master Suite with abundant closets, private bath, and tiny fireplace~.as well as the 3rd bedroom, hall bath, large office, storage, and game room. The third floor has two more bedrooms, both with good ceiling height and closets. Come visit ...and be charmed by the evening serenade of bullfrogs at ~Frog Hollow~ farm.

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