This circa 1750 stone farmhouse was once The Yardley Tavern and a ferry house, making it a popular stop for travelers and the locals of Yardley. There?s even evidence that George Washington was a frequent visitor during the American Revolution and that the tavern and smokehouse were used as a stop and safe house for the Underground Railroad. Historic and modern style collide once you step inside, with a portion of the first floor remodeled on the show Stone House Revival. Walking in, you are welcomed into the pub room, featuring an original beehive oven, a bar, an accent shiplap wall, a vaulted ceiling with recessed lighting, and gorgeous brick flooring. A few steps up is the Great Room featuring exposed stone and shiplap walls, a fireplace, a beamed ceiling, random width wood flooring throughout and access to a finished powder room. A newly repointed fireplace, soapstone farmhouse sink, new appliances and Quartz counters pose for a great focal point in the newly renovated Kitchen and Breakfast Room. Up the stairs to the second floor pays homage to the traditional setup of a Bucks County farmhouse, with half of the floor belonging to the Main Suite. The Main Bedroom is situated so the beautiful stone fireplace is a focal point and offers private access to a spacious Full Bath and Dressing Room. On the other side is another suite-style bedroom ready with its own Full Bath and convenient laundry area. The third level is open to your imagination, perfect to add a Study or Sitting Room across from a potential third bedroom. Outside is a smokehouse and a lovely yard ready to be transformed. The home features Newer windows, a Newer roof, added ductwork for heating and cooling, Newer HVAC, Newer pex plumbing, Newer electrical, public water, public sewer, and natural gas. With seasonal views of the Delaware River, don?t miss this great opportunity to own a piece of history with modern amenities.
