Calm, still and peaceful aptly describe the bucolic setting of this 1740’s historic stone home and surrounding land. Set on 25 acres of gentle hills, woods, pastures and orchards, the atmosphere at Spring Hollow Farm readily transports its visitors to an exceptional level of contentment.

Local legend relates that the oldest part of the house rests on land that once belonged to Richard Penn, grandson of Pennsylvania’s founding father. Walking the property to its peak affords spectacular long-distance vistas of the hills and valleys of Wassergass countryside and well beyond. A summer evening dinner on the terrace is an unparalleled treat with a spring fed pond steps away and the likelihood of spotting a resident deer, turkey or red fox. Two walk-in fireplaces, pie stairs, blue milk paint, exposed stone and deep windowsills are testament to the original character of the comfortable home.  This comfortable home offers several areas for expansion including a large 3rd floor perfect for a master suite.  Several outbuildings on the property, including a three-story bank barn with electric and water, provide a variety of options to tailor to your special plans.