Built in 1833 for a prominent family, this stone farmhouse s set on 10 acres of cleared & wooded land, the headwaters of the Saucon Creek traverse the pristine landscape. Period details include random width pine floors, high ceilings, built-in bookshelves, authentic door & window hardware & wavy glass. The dining room has a built-in china hutch & petite fireplace. The modern kitchen has travertine tile & granite. Accented with a curved exposed stone wall & library/dressing room, the master bedroom occupies the 2nd level along with a spacious bedroom & bath. Rocking chair porch, steps away from the settler’s house, 2-car garage & summer kitchen with a functioning bread oven & wooden tools used by the 1st occupants.