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2209 Swamp Road
Furlong, PA 18925
Jay Spaziano with Jay Spaziano Real Estate, original listing - (215) 493-1220
$2,495,000
Conventional
Property
Bedroom
4
Bathroom
Full: 2, ½: 1
Property Type
Conventional
Square ft
2958 Square Feet
Property Description
Extraordinary opportunity to own 90 acres in Central Bucks County. First time on the market in more than 75 years, the Yerkes Farm of Buckingham Township is available for the next generation of land stewards. This historic property, consisting of two tax parcels, includes a charming stone farmhouse, a detached garage, and a classic red bank barn. The preserved 80-acre parcel has been farmed for over two centuries and is eligible for continued agricultural or recreational use, while the additional 10-acre parcel—home to the farmhouse and barn—is not under conservancy. The early 19th-century stone home retains much of its original character, with a traditional floor plan that includes formal living and dining rooms. A striking stone walk-in fireplace serves as the focal point of the eat-in kitchen. Upstairs, three bedrooms and a full bath offer comfortable living space. Period details, such as pumpkin pine floors, three fireplaces, vintage hardware, and deep window sills, create a warm, timeless appeal. A two-story frame addition seamlessly blends with the original structure, offering a spacious family room with a wood-burning fireplace and built-in bookshelves, a laundry room, and a fourth bedroom with an ensuite full bath. Exposed stone walls, wood paneling, and other period materials in the addition ensure an attractive and cohesive design. Enjoy peaceful views of the farm from the large, screened-in porch—perfect for relaxing and entertaining. The quintessential red bank barn, over 4,000 square feet in size, features a distinctive open forebay with tapered concrete columns. The second floor, traditionally used for hay and farm equipment, offers additional space for storage or as a venue for gatherings. The two-car detached garage provides ample parking, while mature shade trees and shrubs ensure year-round beauty. Conveniently located with easy access to Doylestown, New Hope, and Newtown, this exceptional property offers a rare chance to own a piece of Bucks County history. Don’t miss this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for this exceptional farm.
Property Information
Lot Size
90 acre(s) square ft
Property Type
Residential-Single Family Residence
Year Built
1800
MLS Number
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Location
Address
2209 SWAMP ROAD
City
FURLONG
State
PA
Zip Code
18925
County
BUCKS (SOUTHEAST)
Listing
Name
Phone
(215) 493-1220
Office Name
Office Phone
(215) 493-1220
Agent Name
Jay Spaziano
Agency Phone
(215) 493-1220

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