Quakertown, PA Homes for Sale with Acreage

Price reduced! Incredible opportunity to renovate this turn-of-the century Bucks County farmhouse-- situated on over 2 acres! Located in the Quakertown Community School District and just minutes to Lake Towhee Park. This 4bd/2ba 1,656 sq ft. house has the charm of yesteryear with gorgeous wide plank floors surrounding a large limestone hearth with some comfort updates such as central heating and

John Christman Well Done Realty

Discover 23.542 acres (2 parcels total) of stunning, flat land offering the perfect blend of open, partly cleared space and natural surroundings. This rare double lot provides endless possibilities. The property includes a comfortable trailer offering on-site living or temporary housing while you build, a 40’x60’ pole barn with radiant heated floors and 400-amp electric service—ideal for a

Dilene Miller Keller Williams Allentown

This home is one of the most popular designs of our new homes, An open concept and very spacious rooms make it ideal for entertaining . Lots of cabinets, counter space and a a hidden pantry make this kitchen a chef's delight. There is a desk area in the hallway for convenience. A generous sized laundry room completes the picture. The $ 941 monthly lease fee includes 1500 gallons water/sewer use,

CAROL RICHARD ABC Home Realty, LLC

Welcome to a little piece of private heaven in Haycock Township. This property was once a beautiful family homesite which was lost to a devastating fire leaving only two outbuildings on this 10 acre private retreat. The almost 2000 square foot home was serviced by an on-site well and septic system which are still in place along with an electrical service line. The options are endless on these 10

Vilnis Ore Equity MidAtlantic Real Estate

Situated amidst pastures, meadows, and hundreds of acres of preserved land, Molasses Creek Farm blends the renowned beauty of the Bucks County countryside with stunning modern enhancements. The expansive 58 acre property, set along a quiet rural road, is marked by the convergence of two pristine creeks. Built by a Revolutionary War colonel in 1795, the stone farmhouse boasts original wood floors,

Kelly Burland Dorey, Carol C Real Estate