Step back in time to simpler days. This Bucks County farmhouse and its surrounding land have been lovingly cared for by the same family for over half of a century. Its character is unmatched. This house is an outstanding example of Northampton history and you have the opportunity to write the next chapter of its story. The main level rooms of the farmhouse are surprisingly large for a home of this age. There is an enormous living room with fireplace and built ins. The dining room is in the oldest section of the house and has additional built ins and wide plank flooring. The kitchen is spacious with ample cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, double oven, and views of the fields. The house has been very well maintained and the original wood floors run throughout. The upper level houses 3 bedrooms (two with fireplaces) and a hall bath. Up a butterfly staircase to the third level is another bedroom and an additional room that could serve as a 5th bedroom. It has been traditionally used for storage. There is a detached two car garage with a finished bonus room heated for year round usage. The barn is in very good condition and could serve so many purposes. The land has been preserved so as to keep some of the best of Northampton Township's history intact for future generations to enjoy. The covenant on the land allows for an addition to the main house but no additional buildings to be built on the land. The present owners originally grew pansies on the farm and years ago, greenhouses graced part of the land. Over time, it became too much for the owners to farm so presently, local farmers pay rent to cultivate the land. They maintain the property perfectly, growing corn in the summer and winter wheat in the colder months. The new owners may choose to keep the tenant farmers, transform it into a horse farm or maybe just enjoy its natural beauty. There are so many possibilities. This is not just a house but a homestead, rich with tradition. Will you be the lucky ones to make it part of your family's story?