In Solebury Township outside New Hope, a pair of legacy stone farm estates illustrates how Bucks County history can coexist with expansive, modern rural living. Each property traces its origins to the 18th century—one to 1704 and the other to 1760—while preserving period textures such as stonework and architectural details within a compound-like setting of authentic outbuildings. Both are sited for privacy on broad acreage, yet they diverge in lifestyle: one centers on water and leisure, the other on a fully realized equestrian program.
6550 Meetinghouse Road | Contact for pricing
Chris Preston
Chris Preston
Along the water’s edge in Solebury Township, Finale Farm unfolds across 33 acres, its original structure dating to 1704 and set far off the road with a rare sense of repose. Carefully expanded over time, the manor balances substantial historical character—an early walk-in fireplace, stone sink, exposed stone, and beamed ceilings—with crisp, modern updates. Boffi brings a clean-lined European sensibility to the kitchen and baths, while French oak hardwood floors run throughout all levels and continue into the updated guest house. Outside, a classic stone bank barn joins a large patio, gardens, an in-ground pool, a pond, and access to a 20-acre private lake for canoeing, kayaking, or paddleboating. A gallery-style hall overlooks the grounds, leading to a fitness area, a generous family room, and a screened porch—spaces designed for unhurried country days near New Hope.
Price: Contact for pricing
- Size:
- 6,323 sq ft
- Contact:
- Chris Preston, Kurfiss Sotheby’s International Realty, 215.262.9609
6766 Laurel Rd | Contact for pricing
Chris Preston
Chris Preston
Surrounded by 39 preserved acres along a quiet country road in Solebury Township, Esteburne Farm offers a rare slice of historic New Hope countryside. Built in 1760, the stone main house balances heritage and comfort with four bedrooms, three stone fireplaces, hardwood floors throughout, high-beamed ceilings, and a graceful staircase among original architectural elements. Across the estate, a remarkable lineup of stone structures—carriage house, garage, bank barn, and more—creates a cohesive, timeworn setting framed by rolling pastures, mature trees, and wide pastoral views from every window. A large stone patio looks out over the landscape, while a seasonal stream passes beneath a charming stone bridge along the drive. Equestrian life is fully considered with both indoor and outdoor riding arenas and a bank barn with six stalls, chestnut floors, soaring ceilings, and a heated woodworking shop.
Price: Contact for pricing
- Size:
- 3,054 sq ft
- Contact:
- Chris Preston, Kurfiss Sotheby’s International Realty, 215.262.9609
