Spring Valley View, built prior to 1800 and situated in the Spring Valley Historic District is a charming farmhouse, on 2.2 acres, that exemplifies the Bucks County lifestyle. The house, with its old stone walls, four fireplaces, wide, random width flooring and deep window sills instantly bring a feeling of peace and serenity. Park in the driveway and walk through the trellised kitchen gate and across the patio to enter the spacious kitchen with its pumpkin pine cabinets, metal pot rack on the original stone wall, natural gas cooking and lovely view of the grounds. The dining room and living room, each with their own fireplace, are both warm and inviting and welcome you to sit and enjoy the view out of the windows. There is also a full bath with soaking tub on this floor. Upstairs you will find three bedrooms, two of which have fireplaces, and a large hallway bath. The kitchen and upstairs bath both have radiant heating under slate floors for those cold winter mornings. The natural gas heat and central A/C will keep you comfortable throughout the year. Walking across the patio, from the kitchen, the beauty of the landscape and the in-ground pool begins to unfold. Continue walking up the hill, past the stone retaining walls, to a lovely Wisteria covered pergola and slate patio that is the perfect place for that end-of-day glass of wine. Enter the gorgeous pool/guest house with natural gas heat, central air, radiant floor heating, wood stove, kitchen, skylights, ceiling fan, sauna, half bath, Japanese soaking tub, shower and sleeping loft complete the makeup of the guest house but do not begin to describe how lovely it is with its expansive views of the lush landscaping and the pool. The pool heater is fueled by propane as is the generator. There is also a three-car garage sited on Mill Road, and a smaller shed on the hill for lawn equipment. The property is enclosed by a deer fence to protect the plantings while outside the fence is an area of native woods that buffers the property from the neighbors. The property is serviced by well water and public sewer. Conveniently located between Doylestown and New Hope and all their shopping and dining venues. Close to the Warminster (straight to the airport) and Doylestown train, 90 minutes to New York, 60 minutes to Philadelphia and 30 minutes to Princeton.