5 Bucks Co. Homes Older Than America

Check out these Bucks County homes on the market, all built before the United State of America existed.

3589 Aquetong Rd, New Hope: Log End, the former residence and studio of renowned Bucks County artist Charles Hargens, sits on a bucolic six-acre site fronting the Paunacussing Creek. It is priced at $1.5 million. Click here to see the full listing.

1260 Taylorsville Rd, Washington Crossing: This home was built in 1698, and is full of quintessential Bucks County charm and history. It sits on three acres and is priced at $699,900. Click here to see the full listing.

927 Mount Eyre Rd, Newtown: A long, tree lined lane leads to the main stone farmhouse that boasts many original features, including eight fireplaces with original mantles, random width pumpkin pine floors, exposed hand notched beams and countless charming built-ins. It is listed at $1,550,000. Click here to see the full listing.

2725 Aquetong Rd, New Hope: Rolling Green Farm is situated on 10 acres. It features a multi-sectional stone farmhouse with four bedrooms, including several outbuildings. Click here to see the full listing.

6753 Phillips Mill Rd, New Hope: Sheildaig Croft is a storybook cottage in a magical setting. It has random-width old pine floors, exposed beams, period doors and hardware, and stone fireplaces are artfully melded with architect-designed, updated finishes. Click here to see the full listing.

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