On four acres, with sweeping country views to the rear this 1750 home has a completely renovated barn with two-car garage boasting beautiful carriage style doors. This stone colonial four bedroom, two and a half bath farmhouse has also been extensively renovated and upgraded. From the covered porch step inside to a bright and airy space with traditional deep windowsills and a walk-in fireplace. This open oversized living room with built-ins, second formal fireplace and centuries of history once served as the Newtown Post Office. An absolutely stunning remodeled kitchen blends the charm of yesteryear with the function today's chefs need. A second entrance from the side yard will likely make this your main entry point. Features include center-island topped with original planks from the home, custom tiled backsplash, crisp cabinetry with glass insert accents and additional pantry. The huge adjoining dining space will bring all the generations together for holidays, celebration and everyday occasions. There is also a convenient powder room tucked around the corner.A vast master suite with knotty pine hardwood floors, the continued natural designer color tones and his and her closets give the owners a fresh appeal. The master bath with claw foot tub, pedestal sink and walk-in shower provide a relaxed respite for starting and ending each day. Notice the exquisite artisan details in the banister as we move upstairs to a bonus room all on it's own ? ideal for a bedroom, office, den or playroom. From the back of the home a second staircase leads to a multifunctional space and secondary kitchen. A bedroom with lots of character and built-ins has wide plank hardwood flooring and plenty of streaming sunlight. A shared full bath and additional bedroom with fireplace and double closet complete this level. With well over $100,000+ in recent renovations including new vinyl windows throughout, new siding and the completely refurbished barn with brand new deck this soulful home is move in ready and offers the benefits of award winning Council Rock Schools, nearby Tyler State and Washing Crossing State Parks, and the quaint boros of Newtown and New Hope. Call today and see this one for yourself.