Built in 1833 by a Moravian master journeyman for a prominent local family, this classic stone farmhouse stands proudly on a quiet rural road and 10.5 acres of cleared and wooded land. The headwaters of Saucon Creek traverse the property with deer, turkeys, bullfrogs, and trout populating the lush, pristine landscape. Period details were faithfully preserved, as evidenced by the random width, old-growth pine floors, original doors and windows and their hardware, and wavy glass from 1833. High ceilings, built-in bookshelves, fanlights, and deep-silled windows enhance the main house. The dining room has a built-in china hutch and a delightful fireplace. Accented with exposed stone wall and adjacent library/dressing room, the master bedroom, hall bath and two additional bedrooms complete the upper levels. The covered rocking chair porch is steps away from the settler s house, two-car garage and summer kitchen complete with original bread oven. Slate roofs and walks, copper gutters, and restored original shutters add to the exterior charm. With a convenient location just minutes from I-78, St. Luke s Hospital campuses and Historic Bethlehem, this lush property offers easy commutes from a peaceful countryside setting.