Elverson, PA Homes for Sale with Acreage

Welcome to 85 Bollinger Road in Elverson, where timeless design meets resort-style living on 2.1 acres of beautifully landscaped grounds. Built in 1995, this exceptional two-story home offers over 3,000 square feet of living space plus a finished walk-out basement with 9-foot ceilings, a full bar, and a cozy brick fireplace. Step into the grand two-story foyer with gleaming hardwood floors that

David Hinkel Coldwell Banker Realty

Beautiful secluded log home w/carriage house and small horse barn on 16.6 acres. This home is a masterpiece of wood & stone w/exposed beams, fireplaces, cathedral ceilings, circle top windows, skylights & more! The main level features a 2 sty. great rm. w/stone gas FP & French doors leading to front deck; eat-in kitchen w/granite countertop, island w/bar seating, stainless steel range, French

Travis Eberly Horning Farm Agency Inc

Amazing opportunity in "The Greatest Square Mile in Pennsylvania"! Over 4000sqqft feet of historic opulence is ready for your creative vision. Resting on 1.1 lush acres, this multifam currently provides 2 oversized, turnkey units (1) 1bd, (1) 2bd, that are leased. There is also the ability and footprint to add significantly more units both with the existing structure, further development and or

Justin Kane BHHS Fox & Roach-Center City Walnut

PAST: Washington probably did not sleep here, but he could have! This property was owned by Thomas Bull, a Lieutenant Colonel in Washington’s Continental Army. The Barn at 11 Brownstone Lane belonged to historic Mount Pleasant located across the street. The circa 1782 Barn was abandoned and fell into ruin until rediscovered and restored in 1984. A majestic sycamore “witness tree” still grows

Keith DeWalt Stoltzfus Realtors

LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION! Bring your vision and stake your claim to this 2-acre parcel in the bucolic Chester County countryside surrounded by nearly 750 acres of preserved land. This is a unique opportunity to renovate/reimagine an 1820 stone barn that was converted to a residence in the 1970s by local architect David Quigley. Perched above the French Creek, the southern exposure

Elizabeth Kramer James A Cochrane Inc