Carversville PA Real Estate & Homes For Sale

With spectacular sunrise and sunset views overlooking the village center of Carversville as well as a pretty arched stone bridge across the Paunacussing, this mid-19th-century Gothic Victorian is a wonderful hilltop house trimmed with rich original detail while also updated with a superbly designed cookâs kitchen, new bathrooms and mechanicals. The front porch wraps around to offer a sitting area with views of scenic Fleecydale Road and the creek. It is but one of several park-like areas where you can enjoy a choice seat amid great natural beauty and traverse your very own private path down to the creek and Fleecydale Road. Inside, its center-hall plan features high ceilings, hardwood floors in all main rooms, a wood-burning living room fireplace and tall 2-over-2 sash windows for great natural light. The kitchen was designed with a restaurant-style cooking area with Wolf six-burner gas range, pot filler, exhaust hood and penny-tile floor. The main kitchen workspace is finished with wood cabinetry, a soapstone apron sink and countertops and an awning window with woodland views. Thereâs plenty of space for a casual dining area in the kitchen, which is open to a family room lined in windows capturing some of the best long-distance views in Central Bucks. A recently added first-floor full bath has a surprise âa-haâ feature as well as heated floors. There is a bedroom above now used as a home office. Upstairs are three additional bedrooms, with one presently used as a dressing room, and a newer bath with clawfoot soaking tub and seamless glass shower. Terraced outdoor spaces, new landscaping that presents a medley of sycamore, beech, maple and Japanese cherry trees, a seasonal waterfall and stream feeding the Paunacussing and two-car garage

Back in the 1870s, when the village of Carversville was a bustling hub of artisans and craftspeople, a tinsmith built a stone and frame house and workshop overlooking the Paunacussing Creek and a greenspace where a few cows might be set out to pasture. Fast forward to the mid 20th century, and this property was purchased by the present ownerâs family, who kept the house and converted the workshop/stable to create three rental units still used today, generating income that covers property taxes, insurance and other expenses. For being in the center of a village, walkable to the general store, post office and historical tavern/inn, the setting is fantastic, which you can appreciate when you look out from the dining room and rear deck. The creek, a pretty arched wooden footbridge and a park-like area with mature trees form a secret, scenic little world behind the houses that line this side of Aquetong Road. The house is a typical village house with hardwood floors, a large living room with brick woodburning fireplace, dining room with built-in breakfront and a galley kitchen with pass-through to the dining room. Notably, there is a side porch and rear deck accessible from the dining room, great indoor-outdoor flow for entertaining. Upstairs are two bedrooms and a full bath. The walkout lower level is set up as an efficiency apartment with a kitchen, full bath, and space to serve as a sitting room and bedroom. The property also has a two-car garage and offstreet parking, important amenities for village living. The three rentals have a strong history, with specifics available from the listing agents. They have their own entrances and are connected to the house via a courtyard area. This is a tremendous opportunity to join the Carversville community. Take this property into the 21st century, keeping the present house + 3 units or by creating one large home with delightful views and a location perfect for a leisurely stroll down scenic Fleecydale Road or a minuteâs walk to the post office and general store.