3058 Bailey Crossroads Rd Atglen, PA 19310

Located in the middle of rolling farm fields and amidst beautiful pastures and creeks, this stunning 1813 stone farm house property offers wonderful privacy and amazing vistas from every room while still within a reasonable drive time to West Chester, Wilmington, Downingtown, and Lancaster and it is less than two miles from Octorara High School or West Fallowfield Christian School. For those that want to golf or hike, Moccasin Run Golf Course is less than a mile away and Wolf Hollow Park is walkable from the property. The property is centrally located near top equine attractions, including Windurra and True Prospect, and just 20 minutes from the renowned New Bolton Center. The Parksburg train station is just 10 min away with stops in Philadelphia and Harrisburg and connections to all Amtrak locations. Whether it is the historic charm of this stunning property that is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, or the desire to own a small farmette where you can board and pasture your own horses, or if you just want to have plenty of space to pursue your many hobbies and interests, this property has it all – a 4BR, 2BA completely updated mechanically speaking (plumbing, electric, central air) home; huge 65x72 foot 1827 stone and wood bank barn; a 28x33ft tobacco bank barn; a milk shed; an original rare octagon smokehouse; and a rare, preserved, two story springhouse c1793 with a fireplace on both floors. Also there is a separate 2.5 acre tract available (3099 Bailey Crossroads Rd –MLS# PACT2096890 ) which has the framing and roof of what was once the carriage house and wood-working shop. Upon arrival, you'll immediately take notice of the tranquil surroundings with farmland views and thoughtful landscaping that adds to the charm of the property while creating a welcoming and inviting atmosphere. The main entrance of the home is accessed from the wrap around, covered porch from which you can sit and enjoy sunrises and sunsets and just simply take in the beautiful bucolic vistas. Once inside, the formal dining room is well appointed and still has the original walk in fireplace which is now fitted with a wood burning stove. The dining room is open to the updated eat in kitchen with plenty of table space and cabinets. Off the kitchen is a convenient mud-room and side porch door including the washer/dryer and also a full bathroom. In the front of the home, there is a formal living room/study with a gorgeous fireplace and original mantel with stunning details, built in wood shelves, and a comfortable and convenient place to set up an office. The larger room on the other side of the central staircase is used as an informal family room. There are two staircases in the home: the back staircase is accessed from the dining room and the main staircase is located between the living room/study and the family room. At the top of the stairs are four bedrooms and a second full bathroom. The bathroom with jacuzzi tub is renovated in period style and functions well with all of today’s conveniences. While the inside is distinguished by original hardwood floors, period hardwood and moldings, stunning built in woodwork and mantels, original doors with strap hinges and locks, bubble glass windows, and historically considerate updates, the back yard of the home offers a wonderful tranquil oasis. Spend your evenings around the fire pit while you enjoy the wildlife and nature; from deer, bunnies, wild turkeys, fox, eagles, and hummingbirds, you never know what critters will join you! Or sit by the babbling waterfall and enjoy the serenity of your backyard wonderland away from the hustle and bustle of daily life. With all mechanicals like central air, heat, plumbing and electrical all updated for the 21st century, while retaining the beauty and original details of this historic building, the new owners will have time to sit and enjoy the nature around them and their new home! The property is under Act 319.