Jay Spaziano Real Estate & Lifestyle October/November 2020

Jay Spaziano OCTOBER/NOVEMBER 2020

REAL ESTATE & LIFESTYLE

HISTORIC ROOTS

in a Quaint Rivertown

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Fabulous 3 Levels of Space for Multi-Generational Living 6069 Atkinson Road, Solebury / $2,099,900 www.6069AtkinsonRd.com

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Jay Spaziano Real Estate & Lifestyle Magazine Dear Readers,

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T’S ALL ABOUT THE SMALL VICTORIES! At least this is what I’ve been telling

myself over the past few months. With so much negativity in the world it can be tough to look on the bright side. I’ve been hearing the word “resilience” a lot and really thinking about the human spirit. It’s truly an amazing thing to experience physical and emotional pain and be able to get up and try again and hope for a positive outcome. Then I visited a wonderful farm of solely rescue animals and realized that these animals have the same capability if not better. A beautiful Belgian horse was kept confined to a stall with no window for the majority of her life and here she is now basking in the sunshine with all of the hugs and human interaction she can handle, embracing her new life. There’s hope!

One ray of sunshine in all of this craziness is that Bucks County Real Estate is offering the distance and fresh air that city folks are desperately needing. In fact, Jay has seen so many real estate cycles in his 43 year career that even he did not predict that a pandemic would give Bucks County the boost it needed! It makes sense—we are located between two major metropolitan areas, we offer lower taxes and compared to city sale prices, we are a bargain.

Oh, and let’s not forget our incredible scenery: rolling hills, river views and a colorful landscape.

Bring on fall!

I hope you enjoy!

Gina & Jay Spaziano

Jay Spaziano Real Estate 1113 General Washington Memorial Blvd.

Washington Crossing, PA 18977 (215) 860-2800 gina@jayspaziano.com jayspaziano.com J AY S PA Z I A N O . C O M

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Open Layout with 5 Bedrooms 7 Valley View Drive, Upper Makefield / $969,900 www.7ValleyViewDrive.com

Elegance and Warmth on Premium Lot Backing to Open Space 280 Jane Chapman Drive East, Newtown / $1,450,000 www.280JaneChapmanDriveEast.com

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Expansive Custom Home on Private Neighborhood Lot 5580 Pin Oak Drive, Doylestown / $1,395,000 www.5580PinOakDrive.com

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Completely Renovated, In Town Lifestyle 104 New Street, New Hope Boro / $1,050,000 www.104NewStreet.com

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Build Your Dream Home 2363 Aquetong Road, New Hope / $2,495,000 www.2363AquetongRoad.com

Nearly 8 Acre Historic Property Overlooking the Delaware River 325 Chestnutwood Lane, Andalusia / $2,495,000 www.325ChestnutwoodLane.com

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Gathering Together: How our dining rooms can still bring us together, even if the holidays might look a little different this year.

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A fall-themed table setting added a warm and welcoming feeling to our office conference table.

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S THE START OF THE HOLIDAY SEASON APPROACHES AND THE COOLER WEATHER BEGINS TO SETTLE IN, there’s no better time than

now to start thinking about the festivities that go along with this time of year. If your house is typically the one that hosts family, friends and guests, then you’re likely used to the days before the holidays being filled with a whirlwind of preparations—everything from cleaning, to putting together the menu, to setting the dining room table. But it’s no secret that the celebratory events are going to be quite a bit different in these upcoming weeks than they’ve been before, as scaling down the size of our gatherings will be commonplace for this holiday season.

However, that shouldn’t mean that the occasion has to be any less special! Because while you might not be planning a meal for a large number of guests or setting up additional tables to make extra room like you might normally have done, your dining room can still provide a wonderful place to enjoy the holidays, even when the gatherings are smaller.

In fact, right now is the best time to appreciate the dining room for how much of a versatile space it can be. It’s the perfect way to show that you don’t have to host a large amount of people to make use of such a unique and beautiful room in your home. Formal or informal, your dining room can be as multi-purpose as you want it to be and can create a sense of togetherness no matter how small or grand the occasion. Arrange the chairs around the table for a more cozy, small setting, and enjoy your usual festive meal with your immediate family.

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If you are not hosting a large amount of people and find that you have some extra time on your hands, make a homemade Thanksgiving center piece for your table.

This could be a perfect family activity and maybe the start of a new family tradition! Why stop there? If you are having fun channeling your inner Martha Stewart, keep going and create your own homemade seating cards and utensil holders. Plenty of do it yourself instructions for Thanksgiving table decorations are available on Pinterest or Instagram. Here in the office we decided to try a few out and found that these instructions were easy and fun for all of us to do.

412 Brownsburg Road, Upper Makefield

Thanksgiving Centerpiece Vase Materials Needed: • Large glass vase with wide opening • 1 or 2 medium sized grapevine wreaths • S mall artificial seasonal fruit/vegetable filler (acorns, un-popped popcorn or small pine cones work too!)

• T ealight candle holder (this depends on size of vase), and short or tall pillar candle.

Instructions: • Unwind the vine that is wrapped around the wreath itself and cut through the wreath. By cutting it you can easily manipulate it to fit in the vase. How many wreaths you use will depend upon how full you want your vase to be and the size of the vase that you’ll be using.

Layer into the bottom of the vase to your desired height.

• F or large vases, place the tealight holder in upside down. This will serve as the stand for pillar candle. Depending on the size of your vase, you may not need to do this step.

• Place the candle in the center of the vase on top of the holder.

• Pour your seasonal filler of choice in the vase.

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1 Planetree Court, Upper Makefield

Rosemary Seating Cards Materials Needed: • Cardstock

• Cranberries (or a seasonal fall berry pick)

• Hot glue gun

• Rosemary sprigs

Instructions: • P rep cardstock by writing or printing out your guest’s name. Cut to your desired size and fold over to make a tent.

• Hot glue three berries to the end of a sprig of rosemary.

• Hot glue sprig of rosemary with berries onto cardstock.

No Sew Burlap Silverware Holder Materials Needed: • Burlap • Fusible tape

• Craft wire • Embellishments of your choice (we decided on ribbon)

Instructions: • Cut burlap to measure 5” x 22”.

• Cut 2 pieces of fusible tape to 5”.

• O n an ironing board, fold one end of the burlap over 6” (this is the top). Fold the other end over 2” (this is the bottom). Press both ends well with the iron.

• Take the 2” end (the bottom) and fold it over again 5” and press again with the iron.

• U nfold the 5” flap and lay 2 the pieces of cut fusible tape along each side. Press each side well.

• M ake a bow with the ribbon. Secure with a small piece of craft wire and tuck into burlap pocket.

We hope that you found some fall decorating inspiration for your Thanksgiving table! Now, relax and admire your work while sipping on a Pumpkin Spice Latte. From our family to yours, we hope you have a very Healthy and Happy Thanksgiving. ●

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Wonderful and Spacious 5 Bedroom Home with Pool 28 Brooks Bend Drive, Upper Makefield / $1,295,000 www.28BrooksBendDrive.com

Gorgeous Brick Colonial with Custom Details and Pool 43 Bowmans Drive, Upper Makefield / $1,049,500 www.43BowmansDrive.com

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Gorgeous Reproduction with Great Space and Natural Light 6 Planetree Court, Upper Makefield / $1,295,000 www.6PlanetreeCourt.com

New Kitchen and Bath on 2.5 Acres with Pond 540 Belmont Avenue, Southampton / $549,900 www.540BelmontAvenue.com

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Your Design on 16+ Acres by Worthington & Shagen 1300 Eagle Road, Upper Makefield / $3,995,000 www.1300EagleRd.com

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Milk House Farm Market

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UST OFF WOODHILL ROAD IN UPPER MAKEFIELD, you will find a

little hidden treasure: Milk House Farm Market. Driving up Slack Road, the hill leads you to a quaint little shop with a yellow awning and baskets and tables filled with an abundance of top-quality produce.

Slack Farm will be celebrating its 168th year of farming by the same family. Currently, Brenda Slack is the next generation to work the land.

She established the Milk House Farm Market in 2007 and is taking the farm in a new direction— poultry and vegetable production. She is in the process of transitioning the farm from conventional to organic production and is the first generation to sell directly to the public. The market is housed in the old milk house of the dairy barn, that operated from 1850 to 1988.

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At Milk House Farm, they honor the natural harvest cycles, giving you a wide variety of local in-season produce during their natural growing seasons. Fresh cut blooms abound from spring to fall along with delicious vegetables, herbs, fresh greens, eggs and organic chicken and duck.

Try their Winter Squash and their wide array of fall and winter selections. And to accompany the crisp autumn air and colorful leaves, create the perfect seasonal setting with pumpkins, gourds, corn stalks and straw bales.

Milk House Farm’s website offers a section detailing what is currently available in their market, and they also have a convenient “Coming Soon” section and a full seasonal schedule as well. This way, you are always up to date with what’s current and what you can look forward to as the seasons change! ●

1118 Slack Road, Newtown, PA 18940 Please call or visit website for hours www.MilkHouseFarmMarket.com

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Completely Separate Office Space Overlooking Preserved Land with Pool 1750 Wrightstown Road, Upper Makefield / $995,000 www.1750WrightstownRoad.com

Long Distance Views and Over 36 Acres with Restored Barn 318 Pineville Road, Upper Makefield / $1,895,000 www.318PinevilleRd.com

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Historic Farmhouse with Barn, Carriage House and Pond 45 Street Road, Upper Makefield / $1,249,500 www.45StreetRoad.com

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Custom Built Home with Gorgeous Long Distance Views 303 Joshua Lane, Doylestown / $1,192,000 www.303JoshuaLane.com

Charming Historic Farmhouse Situated Along Delaware River 4934 River Road, Point Pleasant / $539,000 www.4934RiverRoad.com

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Fabulous Architecture and Natural Light 1 Planetree Court, Upper Makefield / $959,000 www.1PlanetreeCourt.com

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One-of-a-Kind 10 Acre Property with Attached Guest House, Pool, Cabana and Bowling Alley 412 Brownsburg Road, Upper Makefield / $6,400,000 www.412BrownsburgRoad.com

Over 8 Acre Equestrian Property with Bucolic Farmhouse, Pastures and Stables 149 Middle Holland Road, Holland / $899,000 www.149MiddleHollandRoad.com

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Fantastic Space and Picturesque Views 303 Stoneybrook Road, Upper Makefield / $829,900 www.303StoneybrookRoad.com

New Construction in Central Bucks Schools 301 Dorothy Lane, Chalfont / $899,000 www.301DorothyLane.com

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Custom Built Georgian Style Estate Home 144 Jane Chapman Drive West, Newtown / $1,625,000 www.144JaneChapmanDriveW.com

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One Floor Living at its Best with Expansive Lot 5264 Long Lane, Doylestown / $499,000 www.5264LongLane.com

Newly Built in Wonderful Active Adult Community 651 Manor Drive, Horsham / $449,500 www.651ManorDrive.com

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English Manor on 10 Lush Acres 6035 Lower Mountain Road, New Hope / $3,249,000 www.6035LowerMountainRoad.com

Meticulously Maintained with Incredible Outdoor Oasis 1625 Fairhill Road, Sellersville / $898,500 www.1625FairhillRoad.com

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Private Retreat on Over 2 Acres with Separate Studio 3738 Buckwampum Road, Riegelsville / $699,000 www.3738BuckwampumRoad.com

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Spacious Colonial with Fantastic Upgrades and Flex Space 1273 Holly Court, Yardley / $1,150,000 www.1273HollyCourt.com

Historic Village Home with Outbuildings and Pool 5997 Carversville Road, Doylestown / $1,099,000 www.5997CarversvilleRoad.com

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Welcome to

725 Radcliffe Street

The John Dorrance Jr. home is a gorgeous Victorian Gothic Revival stone house, filled with incredible details both inside and out and offering wonderful river views. Own a piece of Bucks County history while having all the benefits of today’s modern amenities.

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Circa 1876, this home is distinguished by gorgeous hardwood floors, detailed millwork, original wood doors and stained glass details, large windows, wonderful 12’ ceilings, and historic Bucks County charm. Step right into the 2 story foyer, which opens to the rest of the home in all directions. The bright living room offers phenomenal floor to ceiling windows framing spectacular river views, and it is open to the dining room featuring a butler’s area and a door leading out to the porch. An amazing chef’s space, the kitchen boasts a 6 burner Thermador range, Sub Zero refrigerator, Bosch dishwasher, granite counters, a center island with seating and a prep sink, plenty of cabinetry, under cabinet lighting, and recessed lighting. A spacious gathering room can be closed off for privacy or left open for entertaining, and the main level is complete with a full bath, and a separate back mudroom entry. Up either of two staircases, the spacious main suite with connecting full bath and two additional spacious bedrooms complete the second level of the home, along with an office and flex space previously used as a playroom. The third level of the home offers its own private suite with three rooms, a full bath, and its own set up for a washer and dryer. Enjoy

The bright living room offers phenomenal floor to ceiling windows framing spectacular river views, and it is open to the dining room featuring a butler’s area and a door leading out to the porch.

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the outdoors with a fenced-in pool with pergola and plenty of seating areas on the expansive wraparound porch. Additional amenities include a 2 car garage, a shed for storage, and the convenience of new Boat Docks and access for water sports. The current homeowner takes great pride in the home and has also made the following upgrades: replaced basement stairway, installed central air conditioning to first floor, replaced 29 windows, renovated the kitchen, installed a back stair case, redesigned front rooms to open space concept which highlights the pocket doors, renovated all bathrooms, replaced all light fixtures, refurbished existing chestnut floors, installed a new heating system, renovated pool, constructed outdoor entertaining area, added

a shed, and installed new garage doors. Located in the wonderful Historic Bristol Boro within walking distance to the train station, 20 minutes to Philadelphia, convenient to Burlington Island, and close to I-95 and the PA turnpike for easy commuting.

Don’t miss out on the chance to own this unique historic property! Visit www.725RadcliffeSt.com for more information. �

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Interested in this home?

Contact us today to schedule a showing.

GINA SPAZIANO gina@jayspaziano.com (215) 860-2800

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History & Haunting The cool crisp nights of October are perfect for spooky celebrations, and there’s no better way to celebrate than with good food, good friends and good spirits. And, in this case, we literally mean spirits . . .

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IVEN THE LONG AND RICH HISTORY OF BUCKS COUNTY, it’s no surprise

that there is an abundance of chilling ghost stories all over the county. What better way to learn a little more and have some fun at the same time? Enjoy a meal at the Continental Tavern in downtown Yardley! Located at the corner of Main Street and Afton Avenue in Yardley Borough, in the heart of Yardley’s historical district, with its distinctive and large wrap-around porch and known for its friendly atmosphere. First licensed in 1864, its external appearance closely resembles the tavern’s appearance in the late 1800s. The Continental Tavern serves wickedly good food and drinks, or should we say spirits, along with tales of its history and its haunted history.

Over the years, The Continental Tavern has been a restaurant, a tavern, a home, a hotel, a speakeasy and a way station for runaway slaves traveling on the Underground Railroad. The original structure was built prior to the American Revolution as an out building to the Thomas Yardley Estate. In 1875 a fire destroyed the building and it was rebuilt the same year as a three-story structure on the original foundation as a restaurant with shops and an 18-room hotel. For less than $1, visitors from Philadelphia would come and enjoy a “stay in the country”.

Owner, Frank Lyons, a retired airline pilot, an American history enthusiast and historical re-enactor, has traced the property’s history back to the late 1700s. In 1805, it was sold and turned into a store and a residence. In the 1840s, the town library occupied the second floor. It also served as a temperance house. It was during this time that one of The Tavern’s alleged guests was the notorious John Wilkes Booth, the man who assassinated President Abraham Lincoln. The Tavern was also home to possibly a murder or two within its lifetime. . .

In 2007 Lyons, his wife Patty and daughter Kelly purchased the property and set out to restore it. “During our renovations an inaccessible chamber was discovered under the kitchen . . . in the corner of the chamber was a stone tunnel, which ran deep into the ground. We began an archeological dig looking for evidence of the Underground Railroad.

What we found so far is over 10,000 empty whiskey bottles from the Prohibition Era, as well as a number of artifacts from Yardley’s past.” Additional items

Over the years, The Continental Tavern has been a restaurant, a tavern, a home, a hotel, a speakeasy and a way station for runaway slaves traveling on the Underground Railroad.

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Additional items such as children’s toys, old license plates, tungsten light bulbs, an oil powered toaster, and old perfume bottles were also found.

such as children’s toys, old license plates, tungsten light bulbs, an oil powered toaster, and old perfume bottles were also found. For the history lover, many of those bottles and artifacts are on display around the building.

Among the items also found fueling a generation’s old tale of murder and mystery were a rusty old Smith and Wesson .32 caliber pistol (dating back to 1882), the silver metal clutch portion of a purse, and a corset complete with what appears to be bloody bullet holes. This fits with the story that was passed down of an attractive woman who lived on the 2nd floor who was shot and killed at The Tavern which was operating as a hotel in the 1890s. Rumor has it her spirit, complete in 18th century clothing, roams the 2nd floor.

Another spirit – and not the liquid kind – making appearances on the 3rd floor is said to be a young fugitive slave boy named Thomas. He spent time there passing through The Tavern as a way station on the Underground Railroad.

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The Tavern serves “old fashioned American tavern fare with a curiously modern accent,” Frank says. “We have a robust selection of standard tavern comfort foods, such as ribs, burgers, steaks and pot pies, which are prepared in our kitchen with the finest ingredients. Each week, however, our chefs plan unique specials which rival the best fine dining establishments in the county. There’s something for everyone.” The staff is willing to chat and share their spooky stories. The Tavern will be doing special presentations in October including a 30-minute documentary on its history and the paranormal discoveries. Most guests come for The Tavern’s award-winning food, but stay to hear more about the lore! ●

The Continental Tavern 2 North Main Street, Yardley, PA 19067 (215) 493-9191 www.contav.com

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Modern Designed Mid-Century Ranch with Separate Studio 3454 Clay Road, Doylestown / $599,900 www.3454ClayRoad.com

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Updated 1700s Farm House on Bucolic Country Road 3171 Ash Mill Road, Doylestown / $1,195,000 www.3171AshMillRoad.com

Meticulously Maintained Private Retreat with Spectacular Views 12 Solebury Mountain Road, New Hope / $1,195,000 www.12SoleburyMountainRoad.com

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Years of Bucks County Art Since its founding in 1880, the Bucks County Historical Society has collected works of art - fine and folk paintings, portraits and landscapes, genre and decorative works. Never before seen comprehensively, this collection is the centerpiece of the new exhibit 200 Years of Bucks County Art at the Mercer Museum.

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HIS EXHIBIT HIGHLIGHTS LOCAL PORTRAITURE AND LANDSCAPE PAINTING by noted American artists and important regional

painters, as well as numerous companion pieces such as historical artifacts, documents and images from the Bucks County Historical Society collection that relate to the artists or their subjects.

The exhibit features over one hundred works, including paintings by Charles Willson Peale, Edward Hicks, Martin Johnson Keade, Thomas Hicks, Thomas Otter, William Lanthrop and Daniel Garber, as well as Jonathan and William Trego, Edward Trego, Samuel DuBois, Robert Street, Samuel Moon and many others.

200 Years of Bucks County Art offers audiences experiential opportunities to “step into” portraits and become part of the artwork. This exhibit will run until December 31, 2020. ●

More Information Address: Mercer Museum 84 S. Pine Street, Doylestown, PA 18901 215.345.0210 For more information visit: www.mercermuseum.org Operating Hours: Open Seven Days: 10:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.

New timed-entry slots for Mercer Museum: 10:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m... . . . . . . . . . . . . Exclusive hour for Seniors 65+ and Immunocompromised Guests 11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . General Admission 2:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . General Admission 4:00 p.m. – 6:00p.m... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . General Admission The Mercer Museum will be closed daily from 1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. for cleaning.

To view featured exhibits, visit: www.mercermuseum.org/exhibits/mercer-museum-exhibits/featured-exhibits/

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1155 Colts Lane, Yardley Sold for: $670,000

33 Penn Oak Trail, Newtown Sold for: $1,200,000

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8 Eastburn Drive, Upper Makefield Sold for: $973,565

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1540 Wrightstown Road, Upper Makefield Sold for: $805,000

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409 Edgeboro Drive, Newtown Boro Sold for: $955,000

4 Colts Neck Drive, Upper Makefield Sold for: $959,000

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327 Pineville Road, Upper Makefield Sold for: $2,800,000

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104 Jane Chapman Drive West, Newtown Sold for: $1,395,000

3316 Indian Springs Road, Buckingham Sold for: $1,750,000

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1620 Thistlewood Drive, Washington Crossing Sold for $840,000

1 Foxhall Road, Newtown Sold for: $1,250,000

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1252 Bridle Estates Drive, Yardley Sold for: $750,545

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2213 Denbeigh Drive, Jamison Sold for: PENDING

2119 Wynne Way, Jamison Sold for: $865,000

3440 Sussex Terrace, Doylestown Sold for: $892,500

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111 Walker Road, Washington Crossing Sold for: $640,000

9 Bromley Way, Langhorne Sold for: $490,000

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1288 Taylorsville Road, Upper Makefield Sold for: $687,500

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1055 Little Road, Upper Makefield Sold for $1,200,000

312 Dorothy Lane, Chalfont Sold for: $1,285,000

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