Farmhouse Homes for Sale in Quakertown, PA

This stunning 150 acre Bucks County gentleman’s farm is the perfect family compound, weekend getaway or full-time estate. The main house, guest house and converted barn present an unparalleled opportunity in the picturesque Pleasant Valley ... whose name was suggested by location after the William Penn 1737 Walking Purchase. Set well off the road at the end of a tree-lined drive, the land unfolds

Kelly Burland Carol C Dorey Real Estate

A premier equestrian estate where heritage meets world-class horsemanship. Set across 58 breathtaking acres in the heart of Bucks County, Molasses Creek Farm is a rare offering designed for the serious equestrian. The property features exceptional, top-tier facilities including a beautifully restored 1803 bank barn, five lush fenced pastures, a round pen, and an extraordinary 80’ x 200’ indoor

Kelly Burland Carol C Dorey Real Estate

This log & fieldstone farmhouse was originally erected just after the birth of our nation in 1790, situated next to Cooks Creek & surrounded by picturesque farmland. Character & craftsmanship of yesteryear with modern updates & convenances gives this estate property the best of both worlds. As you approach the post & beam barn-garage & stroll down the paver walkway it is apparent that this

Nathaniel Hewitt Realty One Group Supreme

Bring your vision and ideas! First time offered in 60+ years. Great location on two flat acres. This home is priced to sell in As-Is condition including Municipal requirements. With the right improvements and updates this could be an amazing home and property. Cash or Renovation Loan only for this property. Located at the corner of Allentown Rd & Bleam. Turn on Bleam and park in driveway behind

Pauline McNamee Realty One Group Supreme

This stunning 37.5 acre Bucks County gentleman’s farm is the perfect family compound, weekend getaway or full-time estate. The main house, guest house and converted barn present an unparalleled opportunity in the picturesque Pleasant Valley ... whose name was suggested by location after the William Penn 1737 Walking Purchase. Set well off the road at the end of a tree-lined drive, the land

Kelly Burland Carol C Dorey Real Estate