THE STORY BEGINS HERE? Imagine a time when a 100 acres was a small parcel?and now 10 acres is considered a generous land holding. Once part of the 100 acres that belonged to the church at the corner of Elephant and Irish Meetinghouse, this bucolic setting now contains three structures: the residence (former parsonage), a barn, and a cottage. The stone farm home features hard wood floors, detailed vintage moldings and two fireplaces. The entry level is comprised of living room, dining room, kitchen, and half bath. Surrounding two sides at the entry level , you will find highly prized Epay decking that has a reputation of lasting as long as 75 years. Sometime after 1808, a two-story addition allowed the second level of the home to be reconfigured with a large master dressing room & an en suite (master bath finished with imported tile). The second floor has two additional bedrooms that share an updated full bath with heated towel bar. The cottage (building approx. 20 x 30) offers the perfect in-law suite or "permitted" apartment -- use it for family or create enough cash flow to pay your taxes! This income-producing cottage features custom wood cabinetry in the large living area, a bath, kitchen and bedroom, all heated by propane. On the first floor of the barn, find 3 stalls the ultimate tack room and multiple storage areas. Central air supplies the second level of the 30 x 40 foot barn, and you'll be in total harmony with nature when you view the property from this level. A finished studio, and office, still reveal the original soaring rafters of hand-hued beams dating to the late 1700's. The residence, and its surrounding acreage, offers some of the most important provenance of the area known as "Deep Run" in Bedminster Township. All historians and those interested can click on the document icon above the photos for even more! Please note this property is within 5 miles of Lake Nockamixon. This is priced to sell ... make an appointment to appreciate the value and all the special features, today.