Nestled in Doylestown Borough, this one-of-a-kind Classic Arts and Crafts home boasts low taxes, nationally ranked schools and the ability to walk to everything. Circa 1918, this three-bedroom is surrounded by a lush landscape with perennial garden, including an ornamental stone pond and retains much of its vintage character. From the large wraparound porch, you come inside to the richness of the original hardwood floors. Notice the characteristic details of the built-in bench with storage, the glass door knob and all the quality craftsman trim that has withstood the test of time. The dining room with ceiling medallion enjoys the expanded window lined alcove and the grandeur of the pillared entryway to the living room where you have another exterior entrance. In the kitchen the modern appeal blends with functionality as natural light flows in from both sides. Features include new ceramic tile floor, new crisp white cabinetry, tiled backsplash and a brand-new gas range. Pass under the arch to a quaint breakfast room with high wainscoting, a bright ambiance and another exterior door to the large deck and backyard. The full first floor bath is adorned with plantation shutters, the continued wood floors and a step-in shower. Upstairs the hardwood floors connect three bedrooms and a second full bath. Bedroom one is nicely sized, afford two double closets with mirrored by-pass doors and enough space for a sitting area. The second bedroom enjoys a sunny disposition and the character of architectural lines. Bedroom three has built in shelving and great light. The full bath on this level is highlighted by a claw foot tub, pedestal sink and a window. Outside the private fenced yard provides a large deck for entertaining, a paver patio area perfect for a grilling area and a cedar shingled gardening workshop. Plus, you have parking for three cars with the semi-circular drive. Come see all the charm and character of 10 Clemens Road in person. This opportunity to live in such a lush and private setting in the borough is not offered often.