PAST: Washington probably did not sleep here, but he could have! This property was owned by Thomas Bull, a Lieutenant Colonel in Washington’s Continental Army. The Barn at 11 Brownstone Lane belonged to historic Mount Pleasant located across the street. The circa 1782 Barn was abandoned and fell into ruin until rediscovered and restored in 1984. A majestic sycamore “witness tree” still grows where it did when the barn was built. NOTE: An expert in heritage trees from Longwood Gardens examined this historic sycamore and reported that it would have qualified as a Penn tree! PRESENT: Today the original Barn and its new companion Carriage House proudly stand as the gateway to Olde Bulltown Village. This highly prized community is designed and built by Stoltzfus Enterprises Ltd. replicating historic Bulltown. Each residence in Olde Bulltown is custom designed with 18th architecture and benefits from services provided by the Homeowner’s Association. These services include lawn care, snow removal and trash for $3,325 per year. The property borders two of the region's premier golf clubs: French Creek Golf Club to the north and Stonewall Golf Club to the east. The Barn is the main residence on the property with a large, lovely master bedroom, master bath with walk-in shower and laundry on the lower level and the central living area on the main floor. Large wooden doors roll open to reveal bright sunshine through a wall of windows. The open main floor showcases a post-and-beam timber frame and rafters constructed within stone walls laid around the same time as the founding of our nation. The flooring is wide-plank pine, expertly distressed to make it look and feel like part of the original structure. A brick path leads to the Carriage House, constructed to feel that it is as old and historic as the Barn. Built in 2018, the Carriage House serves multiple purposes with the possibility of even more. First, the spotless over-sized two car garage is ready to house your collector auto or everyday ride. Second, a fun getaway area on the cozy upper floor can be used as a gathering room or guest quarters, and has room to expand. The main floor includes a cute kitchenette, eating area and full bathroom with walk-in shower. Each floor offers a focal point fireplace. The main floor fireplace is rustic, Chester County fieldstone while the upper floor has a handsome stucco, raised hearth fireplace. POTENTIAL: 11 Brownstone Lane is the largest parcel in Olde Bulltown Village comprising over 2.25 acres. This provides plenty of room for the addition of a Manor House creating a multifaceted property complete with the Barn and Carriage House. This potential creates a special opportunity for the buyer who appreciates 18th century architecture yet wants 21st century convenience, scenic golf course views, and the amenities and protections provided through Olde Bulltown Village.

Recomputed from the county assessment ($407,280, 1998 base year) × current millage. School millage is from the latest year certified by the Pennsylvania Department of Education (2025-26); districts adopt the next year's budgets each June, and we update when the state certifies the statewide file in the fall. Portals typically reprint the recorded 2024 bill. Pennsylvania does not reassess on sale. Estimate only. Verify with Chester County before relying on it. Learn more: PA property tax calculator · Common Level Ratio by county.