DelaView began as a 1930's fishing cottage that was rebuilt, circa 2006, into a stately home on the shores of the Delaware River. The home, sited on Bridge 4, in Piperville, is considered one of the more coveted Bridges along the River. The home is meticulously maintained both in appearances and in its landscaping.
The interior foyer offers storage areas and the entrance into a two-car garage. The elevator, which covers all three levels, is ideal for those looking for easy living and an elevated access to River views without having to climb stairs. The main level is an open concept with living room, informal dining and a chef's kitchen with high-end appliances. This elongated space is basked in sunlight from the contiguous wall of glass that showcases one of the more magnificent River views. There are two bedrooms and two baths on this levelOne is substantial enough to be a first floor primary bedroom suite. The second level provides a large primary suite with stunning views of the River. The third bedroom suite contains a built-in desk space and an ingenious queen size "Murphy Bed" that is still ahead of its time. Within this bedroom is a dry sauna perfect for relief from the Winter months. This sauna can be easily converted in the future to a walk- in closet. There isn't a room in this house where River views dont take precedent. The deck off of the main room is cantilevered and spacious and has a glass railing wall that purposely provides full views of the River in all directions. The property, extends across the street to an additional two-car garage, lawn space for family gatherings and the home of a new septic system. DelaView is a home that grew from a simple River cottage into a proper Riverfront home that is perfect for a weekend escape or a full-time residence. It is rare that a property of this quality with this abundance of River shoreline comes on today's marketplace. As the name "DelaView" aptly states, it will be a while before a home with these views of the Delaware become available again. 20 minutes to New Hope, 10 minutes to Frenchtown, N.J. and 90 minutes to Manhattan. Showings can begin on Thursday, May 19th on.