Don't miss the quality-laden 'This Old House' renovation at Fox Pond Farm Every historical house has its challenges when it's time to update and expand for modem-day needs. At Fox Pond Fam in Nockamixon Township, an expert who had been a producer on PBS's long-running "This Old House" oversaw its bottom-to-top reno- vation, ensuring the stone and frame house is primed for its next 200 years. This property featured this week in the Kurfiss Sotheby's Intemational Realty ad in the center spread ofthe Bucks County Herald's real-estate section, offers a detailed, period-correct resto- ration and sympathetically designed addition in its main house, plus a very comfortable three-bedroom cariage house, artist studio home office, garage with finished loft above, pool and pond. Very privately situated on 14.76 acres in Upper Bucks, Fox Pond Fam is well suited as a family compound, as a residence for those who host lots of guests or as a getaway outside the city. Travel time to New York City or Philadelphia clocks in at approximately 75 mimutes (Lehigh Valley International Airport in Allentown is just 35 minutes.) The main house is awash in natural light and has a wam appeal thanks to natural materials like exposed stone walls, stone fireplaces, wide-plank wood floors and exposed-beam ceilings. The major update and expansion done in 2005 created a floor plan that brings in a tremendous amount of natural light. Windows lining the fresh, well-de- signed kitchen create a pleasant work space Bathrooms are updated, too. Best of all, the property has been superbly maintained, mak ing it truly move-in ready. Outdoor spaces are neat as a pin, to0, with a pool, pond, manicured and manageable grounds and ample parking should one host large parties. As a bonus, property taxes are less than $8,000 in 2019 Fox Pond Farm is listed at $1,545,000. For more information please contact listing agents Amelie Escher, escher@kurfiss.com, or Mi- chael Richardson, richardson@kurfiss.com, or the New Hope office at 215-794-3227. Exposed stone walls, custom milwork and plenty of natural light add to Fox Pond Farm's appeal. A producer of PBSs "This Old House" owersaw its restoration. Submitted by Kurfiss Real Estate Don't miss the quality-laden 'This Old House' renovation at Fox Pond Farm Every historical house has its challenges when it's time to update and expand for modem-day needs. At Fox Pond Fam in Nockamixon Township, an expert who had been a producer on PBS's long-running "This Old House" oversaw its bottom-to-top reno- vation, ensuring the stone and frame house is primed for its next 200 years. This property featured this week in the Kurfiss Sotheby's Intemational Realty ad in the center spread ofthe Bucks County Herald's real-estate section, offers a detailed, period-correct resto- ration and sympathetically designed addition in its main house, plus a very comfortable three-bedroom cariage house, artist studio home office, garage with finished loft above, pool and pond. Very privately situated on 14.76 acres in Upper Bucks, Fox Pond Fam is well suited as a family compound, as a residence for those who host lots of guests or as a getaway outside the city. Travel time to New York City or Philadelphia clocks in at approximately 75 mimutes (Lehigh Valley International Airport in Allentown is just 35 minutes.) The main house is awash in natural light and has a wam appeal thanks to natural materials like exposed stone walls, stone fireplaces, wide-plank wood floors and exposed-beam ceilings. The major update and expansion done in 2005 created a floor plan that brings in a tremendous amount of natural light. Windows lining the fresh, well-de- signed kitchen create a pleasant work space Bathrooms are updated, too. Best of all, the property has been superbly maintained, mak ing it truly move-in ready. Outdoor spaces are neat as a pin, to0, with a pool, pond, manicured and manageable grounds and ample parking should one host large parties. As a bonus, property taxes are less than $8,000 in 2019 Fox Pond Farm is listed at $1,545,000. For more information please contact listing agents Amelie Escher, escher@kurfiss.com, or Mi- chael Richardson, richardson@kurfiss.com, or the New Hope office at 215-794-3227. Exposed stone walls, custom milwork and plenty of natural light add to Fox Pond Farm's appeal. A producer of PBSs "This Old House" owersaw its restoration. Submitted by Kurfiss Real Estate