A rare opportunity is now available to own a home in the Historic Village of Carversville where an exceptionally designed structure reflects historic and current character. This pristine residence is being offered for the first time. Tucked within the storybook surroundings of Carversville, a nationally registered historic village recognized for its preserved architecture and strong sense of community, this residence offers a place to enjoy a slower pace without sacrificing modern comfort. Known as "Stover Hill House", this renovated and expanded carriage house was inspired by historic design, built by well known craftsman Robert Johnson and thoughtfully reimagined for expansion in a collaboration between the owners and acclaimed architect Ellen Happ, whose work is celebrated for seamlessly blending restoration with renewed purpose. A welcoming approach framed by mature trees, perennial gardens, and rustic hardscape sets a tone for what awaits inside. Rich hardwood floors, shiplap accent walls, custom made doors, craftsman hardware and exceptional millwork create warmth and character. There is abundant natural light throughout. Gather around the fireplace for lively conversation or slip away onto private porches overlooking the village. The open and comfortable sun-lit kitchen-dining-living space spills out through French doors to a handsome covered porch and flagstone patio surrounded by a lush meadow, garden with stone wall, birdhouses and apiary. The kitchen balances beauty and function with its ample custom cabinetry by Village Cabinetry, a striking prep island with a countertop made of Cherry harvested from the property, premium stainless steel appliances, including DCS commercial range and hood, Liebherr refrigerator, honed and leathered granite countertops, and a barn-door entrance leading to a cute butler's pantry with it's own oven, sink, dishwasher and marble countertops. Upstairs, the master retreat features generous closets and a handcrafted balcony made by a local artisan. The master bath feaures hand crafted dual sinks with marble tops. Three more bedrooms provide comfortable accomodations. A recenty renovated family/guest living area on the second floor connects with two bedrooms, full bath and rear staircase. Living area ammentities incude a bar sink, under-counter frig, dishwasher, washer/dryer, dining area, and wood burning fireplace-the space adapts well to extended family/visitors , remote work, or as a multi-generational quarters. Beyond the home itself, a sanctuary where tranquility and beauty coexist with lovely perenial gardens, meadow views, and established landscaping create an atmosphere that feels delightfully removed from the demands of the urban jungle. Additional highlights include a first floor laundry nook, oversized two car garage, and an active beehive producing fresh honey. Located mere steps from the celebrated Carversville Inn and Thyme and Plate catering (open for eat-in or take out). You'll find Doylestown, Stockton, and New Hope with museums, boutiques, restaurants, and cultural attractions easily accessible, while Princeton and Philadelphia provide numerous options for dining and entertainment. This delightfully intriquing residence offers a setting where history, craftmanship, and everyday life make something far more memorable than just a daily shelter. Come experience the story waiting to be continued! And don't forget that the New Hope Solebury School District is a top rated school system.

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