Buffered by tall trees on prime and picturesque land, this Saucon Valley classic white clapboard home is one of an exclusive group of estates established in an era when Bethlehem Steel executives had their choice of many distinguished settings on which to build.  On over 11 acres, the house is beautifully positioned high on a knoll at the end of a long driveway, maximizing phenomenal views and ensuring long-term privacy.

Built in 1935, the home retains the subtle sophistication and solid craftsmanship one would expect. The southern exposure brings daylong sunlight into the crisp, bright rooms. Wood floors, walls of windows and neutral tones complement the smooth flow of the floor plan. The living room has a wood-burning fireplace flanked by the symmetry of arched, built-in cabinetry.  Anchoring the modern kitchen is an oversized island with gas range, sink and seating for up to ten.  Accessible from several rooms, the screened porch is a relaxing spot to take in the splendor of the grounds where deer and turkey are readily spotted. Four bedrooms and three full baths on two levels are comfortable accommodations for guests and family members. Additionally, a porte-cochere connects to an ever-so-charming guest house with kitchenette, two bedrooms and a full bath.