For more than 175 years, this original Bucks County stone farmhouse has stood along Curly Hill Road in Plumstead Township — the farmhouse fronting the road, the barn set back and above. Now offered for sale, it's a rare opportunity for a buyer with vision to restore and preserve a piece of history. The property includes the original stone farmhouse, a timber-framed barn, and ten acres of open land enrolled in Pennsylvania's Clean and Green Program (Act 319), offering favorable tax benefits. The land invites agriculture, animal husbandry, and a life lived close to the natural environment. Dating to the mid-1800s, the farmhouse and barn sit amid permanently preserved farmland, reflecting the timeless rural character of Bucks County. Yet the setting is anything but remote: Doylestown's vibrant town center — with its restaurants, museums, and cultural destinations — is just minutes away, and the borough connects to major transportation assets, including a general aviation airport, regional rail, and highway access to New York City, Princeton, and Philadelphia. Few original stone farmhouses remain intact in Bucks County. This is a meaningful opportunity for a buyer who values timeless rural architecture to restore and reimagine a period home — a once-in-a-generation chance to steward a piece of Bucks County history while creating a distinctive country retreat.

For more than 175 years, this original Bucks County stone farmhouse has stood along Curly Hill Road in Plumstead Township — the farmhouse fronting the road, the barn set back and above. Now offered for sale, it's a rare opportunity for a buyer with vision to restore and preserve a piece of history. The property includes the original stone farmhouse, a timber-framed barn, and ten acres of open land enrolled in Pennsylvania's Clean and Green Program (Act 319), offering favorable tax benefits. The land invites agriculture, animal husbandry, and a life lived close to the natural environment. Dating to the mid-1800s, the farmhouse and barn sit amid permanently preserved farmland, reflecting the timeless rural character of Bucks County. Yet the setting is anything but remote: Doylestown's vibrant town center — with its restaurants, museums, and cultural destinations — is just minutes away, and the borough connects to major transportation assets, including a general aviation airport, regional rail, and highway access to New York City, Princeton, and Philadelphia. Few original stone farmhouses remain intact in Bucks County. This is a meaningful opportunity for a buyer who values timeless rural architecture to restore and reimagine a period home — a once-in-a-generation chance to steward a piece of Bucks County history while creating a distinctive country retreat.