Located in the heart of what was once called The Springdale Historic District of New Hope, this fieldstone gem, circa 1820, is a rare find in the Boro of New Hope. The timeless appeal of Bucks County style simply oozes from this home the moment you arrive at its covered front porch and continues inside from room to charming room. Thick fieldstone walls, deep sill windows sheathed in timber, exposed beams and wide board wood floors throughout create an urban farmhouse feeling beginning upfront in the living room in the oldest part of the house having exposed stone walls. Wide hallways both up and down are perfect for displaying artwork and furnishings and with the generosity of space they provide give an air of luxury. Stained glass walls decorate the entrance to the dining room where French doors open to a private covered brick terrace, one of two. The second is off the kitchen ideal for barbecues and entertaining with an artisanal handmade privacy wall that is both attractive and practical. The eat-in kitchen will please the gourmet with its suite of Wolf appliances, including a stainless hood, radiant heated floors, custom cherry cabinetry and artistic back splash with Mercer tile accents adjacent to a sitting room all opens to a wall of French doors leading the rear terrace for al fresco dining. A powder room with an exposed stone wall is nearby for guests. A stunning custom hand-forged railing on the oak staircase leads up to three bedrooms and two full bathrooms. At the top of the 2nd floor landing is an exquisite mural painted by a well-known local artist is sure to be admired, along with the elegant French chandelier hanging above. The master includes a well-appointed en-suite with a frameless glass shower, marble tile and an ample walk-in closet. Currently the 2nd floor landing serves as an artist studio space and houses the laundry closet and linen closet. Both the 2nd and 3rd bedroom have beautiful Tiffany style light fixtures to accent each room. For an in-town home, the lot size is impressive having a sweeping side yard with plenty of grass and shade. An original barn has been lovingly restored & totally rebuilt with board and batten and has 3 garage bays and a storage room above with original random width barn flooring. This was a total renovation, entire house was gutted and only high end materials have been used through-out, white oak window frames from local sources, both house and garage/barn have a standing seam roof, copper gutters, hot water radiant heat, all pex plumbing and all rewired. Just a few blocks from the heart of New Hope and Lambertville offering an array of wonderful restaurants, shops, galleries and The Delaware & Raritan Tow Path for outside activities and river fun. McCaffrey's gourmet grocery store, and the high school are an easy walk away. The driveway offers plenty of off-street parking, this home is sure to excite even the pickiest of buyers.