The road less traveled perfectly describes this bucolic setting along a quiet country road in Durham Township. This incredible vintage stone home, which predates the founding of America in the Federal Style, has been thoughtfully renovated with additions over the past 3 centuries and expanded by its current stewards, blending timeless character with modern comfort and design. A spacious second living room was seamlessly added, complementing and mirroring two great rooms connected by walls of glass sliders with a central patio connecting both spaces and creating additional outdoor living space with a convenient outdoor shower after swimming in the lap pool. Both great rooms flooded by sunlight have radiant-heated flagstone floors and overlook the pool, pool house, and beautifully landscaped grounds. The home now offers four bedrooms and two and a half beautifully tiled bathrooms. Sunlight streams through north- and south-facing windows, filling the home with warmth and natural light throughout the day. The cook’s kitchen features Bucks County soapstone countertops, a massive farmhouse sink, a butlers pantry coffee station, and a sit-in bar for casual dining, conveniently located adjacent to the formal dining room, which comfortably accommodates 12 guests. In the warmer months dine al fresco in the front private garden or the back deck under a canopy of cafe lights in the evening and sun sails in the day. The open-concept first floor flows effortlessly through the main living spaces with a central staircase leading to three 2nd floor bedrooms and a bathroom. The first-floor bedroom is the most vintage portion of this historic home and has a private piecrust staircase connecting to the 2nd floor. First floor has the original exposed stone and two restrooms, one with stand in shower and the other a guest bathroom, offering flexibility for guests or multi-generational living. Warm, inviting, and effortlessly stylish, the home carries a chic Modern Farmhouse vibe, complete with two functioning fireplaces that add charm and comfort year-round. The home can accommodate 4 vehicles with additional side parking. Enjoy the feeling of complete privacy in Upper Bucks County while still within commuting distance to New York City and Philadelphia, and just a short drive to the shops, restaurants, and river towns of New Hope, Easton, Bethlehem, and Doylestown.