A retired executive finds his best life in Berks County About 75 miles due west from the center of Bucks County, where the ter rain gets a e more mountainous and large, working farms with tidy stonc houses and bank bs d the land scape, ife is a tle more laid back The landscape, and the lifestyle, are two reasons retired Citizen Watch Co. ex- ccutive James Kcenan and wife. Patri- cia. decided in 2008 to move from their home in New Jersey to Bern Township near Hawk Mountain and the town of a chef's kitchen designed for entertain- ing, cight zones of natural gas radiant floor heat, a Lutron smart-home system and more. Theres also a bank barn on the property, offering plenty of space for hobbies, collectors or storage. Now, the owners are reluctantly say- ing goodbyc to this country retreat they made many memorics there with family and friends, but t's time to downsize. They have listed the prop erty for sale with Michacl Strickland of Kurfiss Sotheby's International Realty A video tour and photo slideshow are available at kurfiss.com/1005326664 or contact Michacl Strickland to learn more at strickland @kurfiss.com Hamburg, n Berks County. They bought a home hidden on a h top on 52.9 acres. The viewscapes cap- tivated them. Constucted by a builder as his own residence, the brick house checked all the boxes on their list pr vatc: owtaxes ong-distance views from inside and outside; first-floor main suite pool and tennis court: and plenty of space for outdoor activitics. Typi cal for a builder's own residence, fine finishes are used throughout, with sub stantial millwork, pristine wood floors, Submitted by Kurfiss Real Estate The pool and spa at this Berks County home on 52 acres are ready for warm- weather entertaining. A tennis court is located on the property as well.