Colonial

With views of the Delaware in the heart of Lumberville, one of Bucks County's most beloved Delaware River villages, 3755 River Road offers something increasingly rare: a home where the river, the towpath, and village life are all just steps from the front door. A classic stucco over stone exterior lead to spacious living rooms. Bookend fireplaces greet you at the front door, and hardwood floors and abundant natural light run throughout with views in every direction. Front and back staircases lead to the second floor with three spacious bedrooms, an office and two full baths . A new primary bath is nearing completion. The grounds are a private retreat with mature trees and plantings. An elegant swimming pool, a koi pond, and several seating and dining areas create a series of outdoor spaces for morning coffee, summer gatherings, and long dinners al fresco. A short walk leads to the Delaware River and the Lumberville–Raven Rock pedestrian bridge. Cross to Bull's Island for trails and river access, or set out on foot or by bike along the 60-mile Delaware Canal towpath. Mornings can start with coffee at the Lumberville General Store and evenings can end at the historic Black Bass Hotel. The River towns of New Hope, Lambertville, Frenchtown, and Stockton are all within easy reach. The home is about 60 miles from New York City, 45 miles from Philadelphia, and 35 miles from Princeton.

With views of the Delaware in the heart of Lumberville, one of Bucks County's most beloved Delaware River villages, 3755 River Road offers something increasingly rare: a home where the river, the towpath, and village life are all just steps from the front door. A classic stucco over stone exterior lead to spacious living rooms. Bookend fireplaces greet you at the front door, and hardwood floors and abundant natural light run throughout with views in every direction. Front and back staircases lead to the second floor with three spacious bedrooms, an office and two full baths . A new primary bath is nearing completion. The grounds are a private retreat with mature trees and plantings. An elegant swimming pool, a koi pond, and several seating and dining areas create a series of outdoor spaces for morning coffee, summer gatherings, and long dinners al fresco. A short walk leads to the Delaware River and the Lumberville–Raven Rock pedestrian bridge. Cross to Bull's Island for trails and river access, or set out on foot or by bike along the 60-mile Delaware Canal towpath. Mornings can start with coffee at the Lumberville General Store and evenings can end at the historic Black Bass Hotel. The River towns of New Hope, Lambertville, Frenchtown, and Stockton are all within easy reach. The home is about 60 miles from New York City, 45 miles from Philadelphia, and 35 miles from Princeton.