Council Rock Homes with Victorian Style

Council Rock Homes with Victorian Style

Welcome to the enchanting world of Council Rock School District, nestled in the picturesque Bucks County, Pennsylvania. Renowned for its commitment to academic excellence, Council Rock serves a vibrant community of families who value education and quality living. With a rich history and a strong emphasis on holistic development, the district boasts a variety of programs that cater to students' diverse interests, from advanced placement courses to innovative arts and athletics. Parents can rest assured knowing their children are receiving top-notch education in a supportive environment.

Beyond its exceptional schools, the Council Rock area is a treasure trove of charming Victorian-style homes. These architectural gems, with their intricate details and timeless appeal, provide a unique living experience that blends history with modern comforts. Imagine sipping morning coffee on a wrap-around porch, surrounded by the elegance of ornate trim and vibrant gardens. Each Victorian home tells a story, offering spacious interiors that are perfect for both entertaining and family gatherings.

Living in the Council Rock School District not only means access to stellar education but also immersing yourself in a community that celebrates its heritage. The beautiful tree-lined streets are perfect for leisurely strolls, while nearby parks and recreational facilities invite outdoor adventures. With a blend of historical charm and contemporary conveniences, the homes in this area are ideal for those seeking a vibrant lifestyle in a nurturing community. Experience the allure of Council Rock, where education and elegance intertwine seamlessly!

Newest Council Rock Homes with Victorian Style

$1,350,000
5 Beds 4 Baths
OPEN HOUSE Saturday 8/8 from 12-2. Step into a piece of Bucks County history with this stunning Second Empire Victorian, showcasing a classic mansard roof and three full levels of living space in the heart of Newtown Borough and only blocks from the town center. Known as the Charles Willard House and dating to 1868, this 5 bedroom, 3.5 bath residence pairs period details with thoughtful modern updates in a prime location. From the moment you arrive, the brick driveway and stately exterior hint at the craftsmanship waiting inside. High ceilings, rich wood floors, period moldings, and a freshly painted neutral palette create a warm and inviting backdrop for everyday living and elegant entertaining. The front entry foyer opens to a living room and adjoining parlor. These flexible spaces are equally suited to be used as a music room, library, media or game room. The parlor has a gas fireplace with Mercer tile surround (current owners have never used) and an exterior door that opens to a quaint side porch. The spacious dining room connects these rooms with the kitchen and family room. The kitchen is the center of the home, featuring stainless steel appliances, granite counters, a center island for casual dining, and a five burner gas range. The open layout flows seamlessly into the welcoming family room with vaulted ceiling, built-in bookcases, a Vermont Castings wood stove with Mercer tile surround and an exterior door that opens to the rear yard. Rounding out the main level are a half bath, enclosed porch and a butler’s pantry that provides additional storage space. The second floor features a spacious primary suite with rear yard views, a walk-in closet and an en suite bath, offering a peaceful retreat at the end of the day. Two additional bedrooms, a second full bath with a bath tub, and a laundry room complete this level. The finished third level offers two more bedrooms, a third full bath, a walk-in closet and a versatile bonus room that offers possibilities to be used as an office, playroom or creative workspace. The home’s outdoor living space has been thoughtfully designed. The fully fenced backyard includes both brick and bluestone patios, creating beautiful spaces for dining and relaxing. The detached carriage house adds tremendous value with space for a workshop, vehicles and additional storage. The partially finished second level can be used for storage or reimagined into a studio, fitness room or gathering space. Perhaps the home's greatest luxury is its location. Situated in Newtown's historic district and just a short stroll from the heart of Newtown Borough, you'll enjoy easy access to restaurants, charming coffee shops, local boutiques, community events, and the picturesque streets that make this Bucks County town one of the region's most sought after destinations. 204 E. Washington Avenue is more than a home, it's an opportunity to own a piece of Newtown history.

204 E Washington Ave, Newtown

Listing courtesy of BHHS Fox & Roach -Yardley/Newtown. Contact: (215) 860-9300

$1,399,900
5 Beds 4 Baths
Historic home located in Bucks County’s Northampton Township in the award-winning Council Rock School District. This 250-year-old Churchville home spans 4,820 square feet. The architecturally striking residence balances the timeless, historic charm of a Mansard style home with modern livability. There are endless possibilities with the flexible floor plan such as a turnkey in-home chiropractic practice or first floor in-law's suite with certain modifications. Home has plenty of room to host out of town guests or several generations under one roof. The original home has been carefully maintained and updated, showcasing its architectural integrity. A substantial addition was expertly built to complement the style of the original structure. The addition includes an entertainment sized family room, laundry, and full bathroom on the main level. The addition is complete with a basement, and you cannot miss the roof deck! The entire home is supported by a whole-house generator. For storage, hobbies, or a flexible workspace, there is a 1,400 square-foot contractor sized garage with loft storage, two full basements with outside entrances, and a root cellar basement. This is the John Duncan House, built circa 1880. It sits on land deeded by William Penn to Job Howell in 1684. In 1894, 84 acres of land, including the house, was transferred from Abraham Cornell to Isaac Edwards. The house was later owned by David Fetter and eventually his wife, Mary Dungan, upon his death. Mary Dungan was the daughter of John Dungan, and she owned the land with her mother until 1913. For the buyer who values history, flexibility, and authenticity, this is where you can make this house your home.

113 N 2nd Street Pike, Churchville

Listing courtesy of Homestarr Realty. Contact: 2153555565

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