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Dec 17
2007
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Property Description: One of Milford Township's most substantial early 19th century residences, the Samuel Herwick House is a remarkable example of transitional Federal/Greek Revival architecture. Situated down a long gravel drive in the middle of 19 rolling acres with a separate, contiguous 10 acre Grant Rd. parcel included, this property offers privacy and tranquility. There are stone retaining walls which have created terrace levels off the main house overlooking the pond and countryside An old world stone staircase descend from the terraces to the pond and grounds. A spring-fed pond lies in the distance and beyond is Unami Creek.
Settled c.17 80, the c.1808 cut-stone farmhouse will excite the purist: very deep-set window sills, random-width American chestnut and pine floors, chair rail molding, exposed beams, 9' ceilings, pie stairs, and slate roof. This front foyer is perfect for a grand piano and receiving family and friends. Functioning as a familyroom, with an entrance leading to the terraced areas, this room has a classic Bucks County stone fireplace.
The formal dining room is situated between the kitchen and foyer and boasts fine architectural details The bedroom/ office is graced with natural light and views over the terraces, spring-fed pond and countryside. A guest bedroom with beamed ceiling, pine floors and deep window sills all summarize this home's character. Ideal as a farm, the bank barn serves many uses and includes horse stalls and a large studio room. The 10.46 acre parcel is currently leased to a farmer. Both parcels under Act 319. NYC 90 minutes.
For additional information on this real estate listing, contact Michael Strickland of Addison Wolfe Real Estate
at (215) 862-5500, or visit them online at www.AddisonWolfe.com.
Settled c.17 80, the c.1808 cut-stone farmhouse will excite the purist: very deep-set window sills, random-width American chestnut and pine floors, chair rail molding, exposed beams, 9' ceilings, pie stairs, and slate roof. This front foyer is perfect for a grand piano and receiving family and friends. Functioning as a familyroom, with an entrance leading to the terraced areas, this room has a classic Bucks County stone fireplace.
The formal dining room is situated between the kitchen and foyer and boasts fine architectural details The bedroom/ office is graced with natural light and views over the terraces, spring-fed pond and countryside. A guest bedroom with beamed ceiling, pine floors and deep window sills all summarize this home's character. Ideal as a farm, the bank barn serves many uses and includes horse stalls and a large studio room. The 10.46 acre parcel is currently leased to a farmer. Both parcels under Act 319. NYC 90 minutes.
For additional information on this real estate listing, contact Michael Strickland of Addison Wolfe Real Estate
at (215) 862-5500, or visit them online at www.AddisonWolfe.com.
