MOTIVATED SELLERS- you can enjoy an historic house on 2+ acres in the New Hope area for under 500,000. Ironton Farm dates back to 1702 when Thomas Bye was deeded the property from William Penn. Appearing as a much larger parcel of land with the house resting at the end of a long, tree lined drive, hidden from the road. The rear yard abuts a wooded hillside and creek that offers picturesque views of the antique New Hope/Ivyland train passing at a distance. The grounds have a koi pond, mature plantings and offer many options for gardening, outbuildings and recreational pursuits. A slate floored sunroom is welcoming and serene. The original homestead offers a great room steeped in the colonial tradition with raised stone hearth fireplace, high ceilings, wide plank flooring, exposed stone walls and built in nooks. With respect for history, the antique hardware, deep sills and trim have been preserved. The additions to the home provide a family room, open kitchen, and an office that leads to a deck and a flagstone terrace. The second story is an expanded master suite. The third floor exudes charm with two bedrooms and a shared bath. This home provides the possibility to add your unique signature to a Bucks County treasure.