Set gracefully on 10 private acres in the bucolic River towns area of Bucks County, PA, this remarkable estate offers a rare sense of seclusion, where architecture, art and land unite in quiet harmony. A long, tree-lined drive winds past custom Weatherwood Design gates, revealing a home and charming buildings that feel both grounded in nature and thoughtfully designed by Robert Goodwin for refined living.

Inside, light and texture define the interiors. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame the intriguing land, while rich hardwood floors and four stone fireplaces designed by Steven Snyder bring warmth and character to the home’s living spaces. The great room serves as a natural gathering place, effortlessly connecting to a series of intimate and inviting rooms, including a library with a custom fireplace and an additional living area with bespoke built-ins.

The chef’s kitchen is both functional and beautifully appointed, offering generous cabinetry, Sub Zero and Wolf appliances, and expansive counter space. A screen porch/three-season room is an ideal setting for year-round enjoyment. Just beyond, the Bluestone veranda, saltwater pool and spa are excellently positioned, creating a natural extension of the home’s indoor living.

The main-level primary suite offers ease and comfort, with direct access to the outdoors and a well-appointed spa bath. Upstairs, another primary suite unfolds as a private retreat, complete with two walk-in closets, a steam shower bath and soaking tub. Dual terraces provide unique vantage points to overlook the property. Additional spaces include a flexible studio/meditation room, a playful lofted child's retreat, and well-proportioned guest accommodations. Radiant heated floors enhance the full baths.

A private office above the attached two-car garage provides a quiet workspace with separate access, while two detached outbuildings expand the possibilities—one featuring a garage with studio and full bath above, and another beautifully finished structure suited for creative pursuits, wellness, or studio use.

The property is near the Delaware River and the river towns of Point Pleasant, Frenchtown, and New Hope for hiking, boating, antiquing, and dining. 90 minutes to Manhattan, 70 minutes to Philly, 50 minutes to Princeton.