Colonial, Cottage, Farmhouse/National Folk

This description paints a vivid picture of an incredibly renovated pre-Civil War farmhouse located in the picturesque Village of Carversville, Pennsylvania. The property, dating back to 1858, has been masterfully restored and renovated, blending meticulous attention to historical details with modern smart home technology. The renovation includes a luxurious chef-style kitchen equipped with high-end appliances, a historical yet functional living space with original pumpkin pine floors and rounded plaster walls, and a cozy den with an original hearth-style fieldstone fireplace that adds to the home's centuries-old ambiance. The four seasons dining room, accessible through original Dutch doors, features a wall of windows, a shiplap ceiling, and a keystone quarry-style floor, offering a charming space for dining and relaxation. A newly updated powder room completes this level. The upstairs area is designed with comfort and practicality in mind, featuring two bedrooms with exposed beams, raised ceilings, ample closet space, and picturesque views. The industrial chic full bathroom combines elegance and functionality, boasting a claw-foot soaking tub, a walk-in shower, double vanities, and custom tiling. The laundry is conveniently located in this bath. The property efficiently utilizes its space by transforming the once primitive cellar into a functional area with a full bath, and an area that can be used for a wine cellar or workshop. The home's proximity to local historical sites and stores adds to its appeal, offering a unique blend of historical charm and modern convenience. The new detached oversize 2 car garage with carriage doors, and standing seam metal roof, complements the property, offering additional storage and convenience. This meticulously renovated farmhouse awaits its next steward, promising a blend of historical elegance and modern living. The Carversville Inn- just a few doors down, is a popular dining spot for locals and it is undergoing a total renovation. It is expected to open at the end of this year. Despite ongoing development and a growing population throughout most of Bucks County’s towns, Carversville has somehow maintained much of its historic character. The village itself feels like a trip back in time, a beloved trait not lost on its residents. Carversville has a peaceful nature and welcoming spirit, hosting community events, such as Carversville Day, summer movie nights and Caroling in the Square. Certainly one of a kind! All of this just minutes from New Hope and Doylestown. A little slice of paradise yet commutable to Philadelphia, New York, New Jersey and Princeton.