Renowned for its picturesque scenery, historic sites and stone farmhouses, bucolic Bucks County is the setting for this quintessential country estate. Established shortly after William Penn’s Walking Purchase Treaty of 1737, the property retains the original stone house, bank barn and spring-fed pond, privately set on nearly 20 acres of fields and woods, all nicely removed from a quiet country road.

Open and infused with sunlight, the main house has been renovated with sensitivity to architectural detail and a design that incorporates maximum enjoyment of the living spaces. The gourmet kitchen and adjacent butler’s pantry is outfitted with the finest appliances and finishes, flowing seamlessly into the dining area where two walls of windows afford views of the spectacular gardens, specimen plantings, swimming pool and pool house. Gorgeous wood floors and three fireplaces accent the living room, family room, and master bedroom suite - all beautifully updated yet in keeping with the home’s exceptional heritage. The 1800’s Pennsylvania stone bank barn is a jewel and offers a loft workshop and the original timbers bearing early Roman numeral numbering. Artfully designed, the 2007 three-car carriage house has a lovely studio above. Outdoors, stone walkways and several footbridges invite you to wander, guiding you through the quiet grounds where it is not uncommon to spot a herd of deer or a red fox traversing the fields or glimpse the occasional blue heron at pond’s edge.

Grace’s Pond presents a rare opportunity to own a true gentleman’s farm in a superb and easy-to-reach location, offering every amenity to entice you to linger and enjoy the beauty of every season.