857 River Road

Yardley, PA 19067

This circa 1750 stone farmhouse was once The Yardley Tavern and a ferry house, making it a popular stop for travelers and the locals of Yardley. There s even evidence that George Washington was a frequent visitor during the American Revolution and that the tavern and smokehouse were used as a stop and safe house for the Underground Railroad. Historic and modern style collide once you step inside, with a portion of the first floor remodeled on the show Stone House Revival. Walking in, you are welcomed into the pub room, featuring an original beehive oven, a bar, an accent shiplap wall, a vaulted ceiling with recessed lighting, and gorgeous brick flooring. A few steps up is the Great Room featuring exposed stone and shiplap walls, a fireplace, a beamed ceiling, random width wood flooring throughout and access to a finished powder room. A newly repointed fireplace, soapstone farmhouse sink, new appliances and Quartz counters pose for a great focal point in the newly renovated Kitchen and Breakfast Room. Up the stairs to the second floor pays homage to the traditional setup of a Bucks County farmhouse, with half of the floor belonging to the Main Suite. The Main Bedroom is situated so the beautiful stone fireplace is a focal point and offers private access to a spacious Full Bath and Dressing Room. On the other side is another suite-style bedroom ready with its own Full Bath and convenient laundry area. The third level is open to your imagination, perfect to add a Study or Sitting Room across from a potential third bedroom. Outside is a smokehouse and a lovely yard ready to be transformed. The home features Newer windows, a Newer roof, added ductwork for heating and cooling, Newer HVAC, Newer pex plumbing, Newer electrical, public water, public sewer, and natural gas. With seasonal views of the Delaware River, don t miss this great opportunity to own a piece of history with modern amenities.