Every home has a story - here's the story of 322 Geigel Hill Road Describe a bit about how home, we felt an instant feeling of comfort. From the deck, we looked over the beautiful pond, virgin for- ests and an organic garden, and you came to the Tinicum area? I wanted a historical home in Bucks County, convenient to New Hope, Doylestown and Frenchtown, I also enjoy river sports and the Delaware River is in close proximity. There is also a large public park five minutes away with camping, dise golf, tow paths, polo and other family events. fell in love with this home. What are some special memo ries from your time living in the house? Bringing up my children in a quiet, safe environment was key for us. My children learned to skate on the pond, hone their gar- dening skills and pick wild ber- ries. The memory of family walks along the tow path with our dog and watching polo in the summer always brings a smile to us What made you choose your home at 322 Geigel Hill Road, and what are some of your favorite features? The property has a fasci- nating history. It was part of a 7,500-acre parcel that was given to a Philadelphia Tory by the Land Company of London, England, teau facing due south. It was originally of the home. The kitchen has wonder- in 1763. Geigel Hill Road was a horse path back then, used by trappers and traders. By the mid 1800s, the lot was reduced to a 500-acre parcel that was To view this special property visit the open house, Saturday, June 8, from noon to 2 p.m. For more information on this home, contact Virginia DiLeo at 610-945-4195 further reduced over time to five acres The home is situated on a high pla the exposed logs and original fireplace always reminds us of the rich history a log cabin and has been expanded and ful maple cabinetry that accents the modernized while keeping the original country feel, and skylights throughout feel of the home. Hardened cypress brighten the home. floors accentuate the living spaces and Submitted by River Valley Realty From the first time we entered the Every home has a story - here's the story of 322 Geigel Hill Road Describe a bit about how home, we felt an instant feeling of comfort. From the deck, we looked over the beautiful pond, virgin for- ests and an organic garden, and you came to the Tinicum area? I wanted a historical home in Bucks County, convenient to New Hope, Doylestown and Frenchtown, I also enjoy river sports and the Delaware River is in close proximity. There is also a large public park five minutes away with camping, dise golf, tow paths, polo and other family events. fell in love with this home. What are some special memo ries from your time living in the house? Bringing up my children in a quiet, safe environment was key for us. My children learned to skate on the pond, hone their gar- dening skills and pick wild ber- ries. The memory of family walks along the tow path with our dog and watching polo in the summer always brings a smile to us What made you choose your home at 322 Geigel Hill Road, and what are some of your favorite features? The property has a fasci- nating history. It was part of a 7,500-acre parcel that was given to a Philadelphia Tory by the Land Company of London, England, teau facing due south. It was originally of the home. The kitchen has wonder- in 1763. Geigel Hill Road was a horse path back then, used by trappers and traders. By the mid 1800s, the lot was reduced to a 500-acre parcel that was To view this special property visit the open house, Saturday, June 8, from noon to 2 p.m. For more information on this home, contact Virginia DiLeo at 610-945-4195 further reduced over time to five acres The home is situated on a high pla the exposed logs and original fireplace always reminds us of the rich history a log cabin and has been expanded and ful maple cabinetry that accents the modernized while keeping the original country feel, and skylights throughout feel of the home. Hardened cypress brighten the home. floors accentuate the living spaces and Submitted by River Valley Realty From the first time we entered the