Don't miss the chance to call this home. Drive north along the river, notice the change in colors as captured by many renowned Bucks County artists, the reflection from the river, a sense of serenity as you arrive in much sought after historic Lumberville with architecture resembling an English, or European style village. It's possible you might spot a celebrity. The beauty of this stately, stone colonial circa 1825 sits high above the river, now Delaware River views, , needs no flood insurance. 4 bdrm, 2.5 bath, near 2,200 Sq ft, 3 story gem has parking, strong presence ,walk around the town perfect for full time or weekenders. Observe the rear patio stone walls, boxwood, perennial gardens, private large back yard, 3 stone patios for outside dining, old stone workshop ruins, panoramic view of deck off primary bd rm, garden shed, stone well house.Renowned NH Solebury School District. As you are welcomed, passing through the thick panelled wooden front door with old knocker, gas stove fireplace, multiple bookshelves plantation shutters casting lovely lighting. Key selling point are wooden floors, stone wood burning fireplace,crown molding, millwork, deep window sills,replaced windows. The kitchen has Wolfe gas stove top, deep Nantucket stainless sink, granite countertop, radiant heated floors,stainless steel refrigerator, new dishwasher, windows for watching the garden, stone well, birds, trees. Old door hardware & abundance of windows give a sense of the deep history of the house. Primary bedroom is an addition with French doors to deck for tea/coffee or afternoon refreshment. Double sinks, granite countertops in Bathroom, stackable washer/dryer in primary bathroom. Lots of windows and high ceiling in 3rd floor bedroom that share a hall pedestal sink, bathroom with front bedroom that has river views,stone interior wall. Pristine basement with impressive floor joists, new French drain. Metal standing seam roof, cooper trim down pouts, gas powered backup generator. Redesigned Carport, spacious parking, easy to set up "car charging station". Enjoy the life style of walking, meeting others around village by starting with latte and breakfast at Lumberville General store, walk across the Delaware River Bridge to Bulls Island Park & boat launch. Dine on the deck at Black Bass Inn restaurant, Bike or walk Fleecydale Rd into village of Carversville. New Renovated Kolbe Antique Store,Dog & Deer Tavern, Stockton Inn, Farmer's Market, Prallsville Mill Art/photo studios, art galleries, Bucks County Playhouse, New Hope Winery, live music, restaurants, horse farms, tennis/golf clubs. 60 mins to Philly, 75 mins NYC. Beach ? Ready for a change? Make an offer. Enjoy your new home for the Holidays.