New Hope PA Real Estate & Homes For Sale

Nestled in the historic village of Centre Bridge, originally known as Readingâs Ferry, this locale has a rich narrative that dates back to the early 1700s when Colonel John Reading established the area's first river ferry crossing. Strategically situated on the New York Road, later renamed Upper York Road (Route 263), it was the principal route between Philadelphia and New York City. The ferry, having changed hands numerous times over about a century, ceased operations with the building of the first bridge in 1813, prompting the village's rechristening to Centre Bridge. This area is home to the historic Centre Bridge Inn, a Georgian style landmark originally named Center Bridge House, dates back to the 1800s. This exquisite property offers a sophisticated blend of luxury and functionality across its well-appointed spaces seamlessly marrying old-world elegance with contemporary sophistication, thanks to the visionary efforts of the current owner who brilliantly reimagined its spaces. The main floor is graced with an upscale dining room accommodating 28 guests, alongside a chic lounge and bar area perfect for social gatherings. This space is ingeniously designed to potentially expand, allowing for an additional 40 seats. Downstairs, an inviting dining area serves 88 patrons, while the stately Redfield room offers seating for 115, expandable to 140 for standing events. The delightful veranda and patio area add 94 more seats, ideal for enjoying outdoor dining experiences. The property also features eight guest rooms, all with new HVAC system installed on the second and third floors. Ample parking and stunning views over the Delaware River enhance the property's charm, creating a unique and lucrative opportunity for those looking to invest in a venue that expertly blends historic grandeur with modern luxury. Lastly, Nestled along the serene Delaware Canal, two charming barges await a visionary new chapter. Step aboard and immerse yourself in the gentle sway of the water, the soothing sounds of passing boats, and the warm embrace of the sun. These barges holds the potential for a reimagined dining experienceâa floating restaurant where each table is adorned with crisp linens and candlelight, offering a menu inspired by the bounty of the water. Imagine your guests delighting in fresh seafood, grilled specialties, and indulgent desserts as they revel in the unique ambiance only this setting can provide.

Introducing one of Bucks County's most frequently visited and highly regarded shopping centers: 415 South York Rd, located in vibrant New Hope, PA. Available to market for only the third time in over fifty years, the building is comprised of four income producing units. Positioned at the intersection of Route 179 & Route 202, the location offers exceptional exposure and is visible to over 21,000+ vehicles daily. With a high occupancy rate by reputable anchor tenants with solid lease terms, 415 South York Rd is an incredible opportunity for well seasoned investors to capitalize on a steady revenue stream. The building has been meticulously cared for and offers convenient parking for over 137 vehicles (electric charging station included). The majority of commercial shopping centers are typically too large, run down, not fully leased or located in isolated environments.....but not 415 South York Rd! This property is approachable without being intimidating, is sleek in style and most importantly, provides a smart return on your investment in an area where property values and tourism traffic continue to climb annually. Landmarks such as The Riverhouse at Odette's, The Logan Inn, The Bucks County Playhouse and The Lambertville Station (just to name a few) continue to drive the local economy in an upward trajectory. Now is your opportunity to secure a prominent piece of Bucks County commercial real estate, a sophisticated addition to diversify your portfolio.

The New Hope Diner -- available for the first time since 1963 ! This prime highway-front location just outside historic, downtown New Hope, PA on the river border with New Jersey, this 188 seat (max) diner-style restaurant has been a staple of the greater Central Bucks County area for generations and is a prime location for a restaurant OR MANY OTHER APPROVED USES. Having sustained an owner-operator for an entire career, and later decades of successful tenants, this one-of-a-kind location is ready for its next steward. Bring your talents to the only eating establishment of its kind for miles, with ample parking in excess of 88 cars, 2 driveways, 18,000 average daily traffic count, 280' of highway frontage, and an iconic large pole sign which draws the eyes and stands out amongst the adjacent businesses. No local competition, with strong area income demographics, the building could lend itself easily to another style of eating place, and has a history of hosting small parties/events in some of its partitioned dining rooms. Close to the bridge to New Jersey and popular commuting highways, including the primary route to I-78 and Northern NJ/NYC and I-295 to Philadelphia/Southern NJ and points South. Beat the mortgage market with Seller Financing available at competitive rates! Also available for Lease.

It's all about location, and this is a stellar New Hope Borough location with plenty of off street parking for your customers. 1,000 sq ft retail/flex space condo for sale in the desirable shopping center, York Place. Busy location, close to relevant grocery, retail, professional services, fast food and automotive services. Great synergy with this unit and the neighboring, well established businesses providing goods and services for over 35 years. Why rent when you can own? Monthly condo fee is $412.00. Condo Association covers: water, sewer, trash, recycling, common area lighting, common area mowing and landscaping, snow plowing, holiday decorations, roof, exterior paint/siding, parking lot maintenance. Unit owners are responsible for front door, back door, back steps, interior of unit.

The Beaumont Building, one of the most prominent multi-tenant properties at the center of downtown historic New Hope, PA, which features 9 units (3 commercial, 6 apartments) across two detached structures. Just steps to the primary intersection of Main St (route 32) and Bridge St at the bridge to Lambertville, NJ, this property has enjoyed the combination of high-volume foot and vehicle traffic/visual exposure and the tucked away, "secret" back yard apartments that make up so much of classic downtown living. Ample parking (always at a premium in town) in the private parking lot, this is an incredible opportunity to enjoy reliable passive income, create a value-add possibility, or consider a totally new vision for the existing SF and/or existing footprint. Bring your vision and join the incredible renaissance of major hospitality venues that have seen the value in investing in New Hope.

Sold separately, or combined, these iconic inns are nestled along the banks of the Delaware River and surrounded by the prettiest countryside in Bucks County. The Wedgwood Inn and Umpleby House are the award winning bed and breakfast duet providing the very best in luxury hospitality to guests since 1982. Comprised of an iconic Wedgwood-blue Victorian "Painted Lady" with ten bedroom suites, a Classic Revival 1833 plaster over stone manor house with eight suites and a one bedroom, one bath Carriage House as well as an oversized two car detached barn/garage and twenty-four parking spaces in both adjacent lots. In addition, for events, there are 600 parking spaces across the street at the New Hope-Solebury School District. Guests can choose Self-Parking or a Valet service. The total square footage of all three buildings combined equals 11,821 SF. A successful four season luxury Bed and Breakfast, these historic buildings feature the artisan craftsmanship of an architecturally significant property along with the amenities of the twenty-first century, lush lawns and landscaping and all in one of the best locations in New Hope. The business comes âturnkeyâ so all the contents are included to assure your future success. Named as one of âAmericaâs Favorite Townsâ by Travel and Leisure magazine, New Hope Pennsylvania is a beautiful village with a long and storied history. Located just an hour from Philadelphia, 90 minutes to NYC and half an hour from Princeton. New Hope, just across the river from Lambertville NJ, is a wonderful location. The Wedgwood Bed and Breakfast has offered perfection in lodging services since 1982 attracting both business and leisure travelers and gathering accolades and awards such as the âTripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence and âInn of the Yearâ by the popular Lanier International Inn Guidebook. Between the two buildings and the Carriage House, there are a total of eighteen individual guest rooms, 10 Fireplace Rooms and 8 Jaccuzzi/FP Suites. Each room has exceptional charm and unique features. The public areas of the Inn are just as beautiful. From intimate spaces in which to relax, like the sun porch, to the larger rooms such as the recent dining room addition, each has its own distinctive features. The Wedgwood Inn is the primary kitchen with a handsome butler pantry connecting the attractively spacious dining room to the kitchen which is thoughtfully laid out with a huge commercial stove and expansive cabinetry and counterspace. The Inns can hold an *inside* event for up to 40 persons (seated) in Wedgwood, and Umpleby can accommodate 16. Outdoor weddings/concerts (tented or not): up to 150 persons. The Umbleby House has its own country kitchen for separate prep or overflow. Stone basements house the multi-appliance laundry area and storage for each building and the Umpleby House has a 550 square foot basement studio caretakers apartment assuring 24 hour attention to the propertyâs needs. Just a few steps away is the Carriage House. This popular two story suite features a main floor living area with woodstove and a full bath and a second floor bedroom with large covered porch. An attractive two car detached garage is perfect for the company vehicle as well as storage or a possible workshop. With electric and WiFi the barn could generate additional income âas isâ or may be renovated into large Owners Quarters. The meticulously tended grounds provide a wonderful place to relax or a photogenic backdrop for a variety of events. In the age of Instagram you couldnât find a better place to stage your wedding or best life photos. With its prime location, great ambience, historic significance and successful business history, the Wedgwood Inn and Umpleby House are an unbeatable opportunity for the B&B buyer.

Sold separately with 10 suites or combined with 117 W. Bridge Street for a total of 18, this iconic inn is nestled along the banks of the Delaware River, and surrounded by the prettiest countryside in Bucks County. Located just an hour from Philadelphia, 90 minutes to NYC and half an hour from Princeton, New Hope has always been a favorite vacation destination for those seeking a relaxing time of art, shopping and dining. Within the National Register historic district of this vibrant riverfront village is the nationally acclaimed 1870 Wedgwood Bed & Breakfast Inn. This 6500 square foot Inn is a Wedgwood-blue Victorian "Painted Lady" listed on Bucks County Registry of Historic Places. The Inn exhibits a flourish of later Victorian architectural features including deep eaves, projecting two story bay window, a wraparound veranda with scrolled brackets, porte-cochere, and two gazebos which serve as alternative breakfast areas and event spaces. The Wedgwood Bed and Breakfast has offered perfection in lodging services since 1982 attracting both business and leisure travelers and gathering accolades and awards such as the âTripAdvisor Certificate of Excellenceâ and âInn of the Yearâ by the popular Lanier Inn Guidebook. The property is being sold turnkey - the current owners have executed every detail of the luxury bed and breakfast experience. That meticulous design provides the perfect platform for your continued success. A deep inviting wrap around porch brings you to the double door entry and the center hall with graceful staircase to the second floor suites and flanked by the first suite on your left and the formal parlor to your right. Ten foot ceilings, marvelous original detail, polished original wood floors, tall double hung and transom windows â all the hallmarks of the skill of decades of the finest craftsmen that added their artisanship to the property over the years. Ten individual guest rooms and ensuite baths, each with individual charm and unique features, are spread over the three stories of this gracious âPainted Ladyâ. Each suite has its own character with antique appointments, hand painted décor such as stenciling and murals created by local artists, a carefully chosen calm color palette, repurposed vintage lighting fixtures and so much more. With loving care the owners have created and nourished this thriving business and have successfully accomplished the very best of what defines the bed and breakfast experience. Suite features include gas and electric fireplaces, climate control, lush linens, both clawfoot soaking tubs and jetted tubs, stall showers, exposed stone, gabled ceilings, several private balconies and decks, deep carpets and area rugs, several sitting rooms, generous closet space, hand crafted moldings and more. The public areas of the Inn are just as beautiful. From intimate spaces in which to relax, like the sun porch, to the larger rooms such as the recent dining room addition, each has its own distinctive features. The dining room is also a wonderful space for events. A handsome butler pantry connects the dining room to the kitchen which is thoughtfully laid out with a huge commercial stove and expansive cabinetry and counterspace. The mudroom and side entrance open to the office at the center of the building. A full stone basement houses the multi-appliance laundry area and storage. The exterior is also exceptional! In the age of Instagram you couldnât find a better place to stage your best life photos. So many quiet seating spaces, hammocks, gazebos, picturesque red brick walkways and the sweetest to-scale recreation of one of the local covered bridges â the Van Sant covered bridge â houses a place that lovers can leave their âlove locksâ as they do on the Pont des Arts in Paris. No description of this successful Bed and Breakfast will do it justice. If you are looking for an opportunity to purchase one of the architectural icons of New Hope do not let this moment pass!

Sold separately, or combined with 111 W. Bridge Street, this iconic inn is nestled along the banks of the Delaware River, and surrounded by the prettiest countryside in Bucks County. In the heart of New Hopeâs historic district is the Umpleby House, the award winning Classic Revival plaster over stone eight guest suite manor house bed and breakfast built in 1833. The Umpleby House includes the manor and a delightful one bedroom, one bath two story carriage house on the same property as well as an oversized two car detached barn/garage. A successful luxury Bed and Breakfast, this approximately 4800 square foot building features the artisan craftsmanship of an historic property along with the amenities of the twenty-first century, lush lawns and landscaping and all in one of the best locations in New Hope. The business is being sold âturnkeyâ so all the contents are included to assure your future success. Named as one of âAmericaâs Favorite Townsâ by Travel and Leisure magazine, New Hope Pennsylvania is a beautiful village with a long and storied history. Located just an hour from Philadelphia, 90 minutes to NYC and half an hour from Princeton, New Hope is a wonderful location for those that like the convenience of being able to walk into a vibrant hub of shopping, restaurants and galleries but retain the relaxing feel of village life. The Umpleby house, named after William Umpleby, a local mill owner, is an elegantly refined building built on a pre-war foundation and served as headquarters for General Washingtonâs Army for six years. A Victorian-era addition was added to the rear in the late 1880s by owner Colonel Buckley. The current owners purchased and renovated Umpleby House in 1985, converting it to the eight suite upscale, luxury inn that it is now. They also added the fanciful three-tier Victorian porches in 2001. A classic front entry welcomes you to the eight guest suites of the manor home each with ensuite baths, climate control and freestanding fireplaces for an extra cozy atmosphere. All of the historic craftmanship desired by the discerning clientele is evident, nine foot ceilings, deep handcrafted moldings, random width hardwood floors, refitted antique lighting fixtures, tall double hung windows with deep window wells and other historic details. Beautifully decorated by the talented owner and local artists, the guest suites combine elegance with homey touches that keep guests returning year after year. The country style kitchen is expansive and fully functional and a caretakers apartment in the basement assures 24 hour attention to the propertyâs needs. Just a few steps away is the 523 Square Foot Carriage House which overlooks the beautiful rear yard. This popular suite features a main floor living area with woodstove and a full bath and a second floor bedroom with large balcony. An attractive two car detached barn/garage is perfect for the company vehicle as well as storage or a possible workshop. The meticulously tended grounds provide a wonderful place to relax or a photogenic backdrop for a variety of events such as family reunions, weddings or corporate gatherings. With its prime location, great ambience, historic significance and successful business history, the Umpleby House is an unbeatable opportunity for the B&B buyer.

A unique and historic opportunity awaits at 4 W. Mechanic Street in the very heart of downtown New Hope and in the hub of the townâs flourishing business and shopping district. Recognized as the oldest stone house by the New Hope Historical Society and part of the original Vansant Estate, is a one-of-a-kind property with both commercial/residential capabilities and extraordinary yesteryear detail with a historic past. This charming and versatile mixed-use property offers space for either a showroom or trade with its two levels of space. On the first floor you will find a cozy living room with a decorative fireplace, half bath and bedroom with a second period decorative fireplace. Head upstairs to discover a second bedroom with decorative fireplace, living space, full bath and kitchenette. Additional storage space can be found in the full basement and walkup attic. Attractive stonework, wide plank pine floors, deep window sills and a private courtyard to enjoy the changing of the seasons are just a few elements that give this space distinctive personality and exude charm. Whether you have plans to live where you work, establish a chic boutique or art gallery, this versatile space truly offers a wonderful opportunity to be the next curator. Look no further and take advantage of this highly sought-after location and remarkable river town to launch your vision or promote your business to the next level!

Absolutely best river side location in New Hope Borough. Mixed use property on the Delaware River. Very cool and unique 2br second level residence above a first floor commercial retail space - Highly successful first level retail bakery, could be replaced with boutique coffee/tea shop or pizzeria with outdoor seating on the river balcony. Views of the Delaware are amazing and highly desirable for patron enjoyment. Plot plan detail attached in brochure. Seeking serious buyers for private showing.

Put your business at this high-visibility gateway to New Hope! The best highway commercial opportunity presently available in New Hope-Solebury, many uses and possibilities awaits, a retail, restaurant, hospitality, professional services or office is some of the ideas that comes to mind.. An iconic property, this 4,900-square-foot building has been totally renovated by the current owner who has used as a salon and spa services. Its flexible, open floor plan is easily converted for many other uses. There is plenty of offstreet parking and easy ingress/egress. New Hope and Lambertville, its sister across the Delaware River, attract thousands of tourists annually, and this property benefits from a location that can appeal to locals and tourists alike, primarily because of its location just outside the center of town and its easy parking situation. Median household income in New Hope is $107,000 (vs. $63,600 in Pennsylvania), according to the U.S. Census Bureau, so donât miss this opportunity to join a flourishing community just 42 miles north of Philadelphia and 75 miles to Midtown Manhattan.

One of the most picturesque commercial properties on the 202 corridor, overlooking a large pond with fountains and frequented by wildlife such as blue herons, ducks, deer, and more, this long term tenant-occupied property is great for an investor looking for stable rental income, a visionary owner-user if you decide to wait out the existing lease, or a visionary with plans to complete the second and third floors that are currently unfinished. Average daily traffic exposure to 18,000 vehicles and located just over the bridge to New Jersey, this complex offers a large (5,300 sq ft on the first floor alone) space in an affluent area that is restrictive with commercial development, with few to no competing buildings of this scale. Across the road is a new public park project, and the property is just minutes to downtown New Hope, Doylestown, and major commuting roads to New Jersey, Philly, and NYC (the I-95/295 corridor and PA/NJ Turnpikes). The detached two bedroom cottage in the back has a history of long term tenants, who enjoy the pool, three car garage, and scenic views. Two parking lots (front and back), do not enter the property or approach the occupants without an appointment, consult listing agent for details and NDA.