Colonial Homes for Sale in East Nottingham, PA

Welcome to Wicklow Heights built by award winning Cedar Knoll Builders! Wicklow Heights has lots that range from .21-.40 acres with most of them backing to open space. The community is serviced by public water, public sewer and natural gas. There are 6 models to choose from. The Cortland model offers 4 bedrooms and 2 1/2 baths. Boasting an expansive kitchen with an optional morning room addition,

Michelle Mendenhall Beiler-Campbell Realtors-Avondale

Welcome to 557 Media Road, your own private haven set on 1.3 picturesque acres that live like 1000, surrounded by farmland and uninterrupted views.This 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath home offers a rare combination of privacy, setting, and opportunity. Thoughtful updates have already been completed, including a newer 50-year metal roof, updated siding, and a beautifully renovated kitchen in 2020 creating

Michelle Duran RE/MAX Town & Country

Escape to serenity! Tucked away at the end of a long, private drive, this classic 4-bedroom, 2.5-bath Colonial sanctuary offers the perfect blend of traditional elegance and outdoor adventure. Situated on 8 sprawling acres with a tranquil stream, this is the rare Oxford property you’ve been waiting for. Enjoy seclusion without sacrificing convenience. This home features sun drenched interiors

Denise Evans Beiler-Campbell Realtors-Oxford

Welcome to Brownstone Farm, a stunning equestrian training center and historic residence set on 12.7± beautifully maintained acres. Originally constructed circa 1772, this solid brick three-story farmhouse blends timeless architecture with modern updates and offers an exceptional opportunity for both gracious country living and professional equestrian pursuits.The main residence invites you

Patrick Curran BHHS Fox & Roach-Kennett Sq

Glenroy Farm, situated in Nottingham, Pennsylvania, at the borders of Chester andLancaster Counties, was purchased by its current owners in 1966. The familyemigrated to the USA from England and settled at the original estate whichencompassed nearly 1000 acres. Upon deciding to sell the property, the family tookgreat effort working with both the Brandywine Conservancy and the

Margot Mohr-Teetor RE/MAX Preferred - Newtown Square