Dating to 1769, Berksveldt Farm was renovated and expanded by noted Philadelphia architect, R. Brognard Okie in the late 1930s. It is part of a picturesque, impeccably maintained, 65+ acre estate that can accomodate farming & animal interests, including horses, or be used as a family or getaway home. Its finely appointed interior is one of the best & most authentic examples of Okie's 1930s Colonial Revival work. Expansive formal rooms offer rich millwork, including substantial crown moldings, raised paneling on the walls and appropriate fireplace mantles. Custom-painted murals of hunt & country scenes, an unexpected rathskeller, beautifully paneled library & fireplaces in nearly every room complete the approximately 8,000 sq ft main house with 7 bedrooms and 7.3 baths. Also included are a spring-fed pool with pool house, guest house, caretaker's house, heated dog run, dovecote, tennis court, classic stone bank barn, riding ring and garage, all in a suberb country setting.