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As you cross over the old Philadelphia cobblestones, flanked by the "X" style Revolutionary fencing, you see the Huddleston-Harrison Homestead. This proper period home and barn are sited on 13 plus acres and forms the perfect Currier & Ives photo. The property has been totally renovated by Jarrett Vaughn Builders known for its attention to detail and historical accuracy. The home has three bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths and twin finished attic spaces (one currently used as an office)....both can function as additional sleeping areas for occasional guests. The floorplan contains an open concept great room and kitchen. The kitchen boasts sophisticated millwork and high-end appliances. The main wall of the great room is composed of a massive two-story Marvin window wall that is stunningly beautiful and floods the room with natural light. A side enclosed "porch" area creates a transitional room providing a perfect flow through the home. The open staircase brings you to the primary en-suite bedroom that benefits from the window wall and a very special custom bookcase unit that houses the T.V. There are two additional bedrooms and a shared bath. No matter where you look, attention to detail is evident and both a sophisticated eye and a talented hand have been at work. The Pennsylvania Bank Barn has been completely repointed by well-known local stone artisan, Steve Snyder, and the barn renovation was under the auspices of "Barn Guy," Brian Murphy. The bank side of the barn utilizes the threshing floor and opens onto a rustic dining venue with chandelier and exposed stone walls. The lower level of the barn's existing stalls are available for future animals or creative repurposing. Every inch of the 13 plus acres has been thought out by the current stewards with walking trails, wild flower fields, formal gardens, specimen trees, a stone pathway allee, all with the help of Waters Nursery, a premier landscaping business in Bucks County. The Huddleston-Harrison Homestead is one of the rare finds in the real estate market today. When one has a vision of Old Bucks County and its unique splendors, this wonderful property will make your vision a reality. Special Note: Showings can begin on Wednesday, November 10th.