MERCEDES HAYES

According to the Pennsylvania Historic Sites survey from 1978, "Built in the early 1870s, this single family dwelling and 15 of its neighbour structures remain of the 21 which existed in a mini village on the 'York Road' 100 years ago." This tiny slice of Old York Road spans the distance between Sugan Road and Bridge Street, and it feels a little bit lost in time, in a romantic way. Although the

Wellspring Farm offers the romantic setting that attracts every stone farmhouse lover. Set way back from the road with great pastoral views, this property features a bank barn with one stone wall and its own panorama from the second floor. Clapboard additions to both sides of the house give it a sense of balance, and a large rear addition adds generous space to the floor plan on both levels. The

Inviting 19th Century stone farmhouse on 29+ acres places you in the midst of Springfield Township, known for its extensive farmland and great views. The house is situated amid expansive fields, with woods in the rear that drop down to Cooks Creek, which is just on the property line. All agricultural acreage is currently leased (annually) to a local farmer who maintains the planting and