Built in the 1800’s, this three-story Colonial Stone Farmhouse is nestled among a community of homes, near desirable main roads of Route 202 and County Line Road, makes it conveniently accessible to Doylestown, Abington and the Mainline areas.
The home awaits its new ambitious owner to add personal touches and continue the restoration vision. The vision starts with the stately front entrance and foyer. The foyer leads to the “centerpiece” of the living room, one of six fireplaces, several built with the famous Mercer tile and
Continue picturing, twenty-three-inch stone walls, deep-sill windows, high 9’ ceilings on all three floors, and wood burning and gas fireplaces scattered throughout the home’s interior.
Speaking of character, space and warmth, this home boasts plenty of living space totaling 11 rooms! Roam the 6 large bedrooms with 3 1/2 renovated baths and a large dining area with yet another cozy brick gas fireplace.
View the first-floor features of random width, pegged oak floors all throughout the living room, kitchen, formal dining room and den/study. Within eyesight you can see the Mercer tiled corner fireplace in the quaint country kitchen surrounded by exposed wooden beams. The kitchen boasts, not one, but two pantries and a 6-burner Five-Star gas stove.
Keep envisioning the possibilities as you stroll up the wide staircase to the second floor. The second floor is as spacious as the first floor. It shows, 4 well lighted, spacious bedrooms with newly renovated bathrooms. Where is the next fireplace you may ask? The next corner Mercer tiled fireplace is in the master bedroom alongside a walk-in cedar closet and tiled full bath.
Wait there is more! The third-floor features added living space, for a home office, bedrooms, and storage. And let’s not forget the red pine floors on both the 2nd and 3rd levels.
This 18th century house is full of modern conveniences – dual-zoned heating and air conditioning system throughout the 3 stories, renovated bathrooms, 200-amp electrical service with overhead lighting and wall outlets with cable access.
The appeal of a wraparound flagstone porch, landscaped with magnificent flower beds and mature shade trees, completes the vision of owning this charming, spacious, and warm 18th century home.
This home will be sold live on location at 113 Horseshoe Lane, North Wales and online Tuesday, November 22nd at 4:00 PM. Registration begins at 3:00pm. Open houses will be Thursday November 3rd and 10AM-12PM, Tuesday November 15th 2PM-4PM.