Council Rock Homes with Driveway (Gravel) Parking features

Welcome to Churchville, Pennsylvania, a charming community nestled in the heart of Bucks County. One of the standout features of this area is the highly regarded Council Rock School District, known for its commitment to academic excellence and holistic student development. Families residing in Churchville benefit from this top-tier educational system, which boasts a variety of award-winning schools that cater to the diverse needs of students from kindergarten through high school. With a strong emphasis on both academics and extracurricular activities, Council Rock prepares young minds for future success, making it a prime choice for families seeking a nurturing educational environment.

In addition to its educational advantages, Churchville offers a range of beautiful homes, many of which feature convenient gravel driveway parking. This characteristic not only provides ample space for multiple vehicles but also adds a rustic charm to the properties. Gravel driveways are low-maintenance and blend seamlessly with the natural surroundings, enhancing the overall appeal of your home. Whether you're hosting family gatherings or simply enjoying a quiet evening at home, the convenience of having a dedicated parking space right at your doorstep cannot be overstated.

With its excellent schools, picturesque neighborhoods, and the unique charm of homes with gravel driveway parking, Churchville is an ideal place to settle down. Experience the perfect blend of community spirit and modern living in this delightful Bucks County town. Come explore the possibilities that await you in Churchville, where your dream home and a bright future for your family are just around the corner!

Newest Council Rock Homes with Driveway (Gravel) Parking features

$1,399,900

5 Beds ⋅ 4 Baths

Historic home located in Bucks County’s Northampton Township in the award-winning Council Rock School District. This 250-year-old Churchville home spans 4,820 square feet. The architecturally striking residence balances the timeless, historic charm of a Mansard style home with modern livability. There are endless possibilities with the flexible floor plan such as a turnkey in-home chiropractic practice or first floor in-law's suite with certain modifications. Home has plenty of room to host out of town guests or several generations under one roof. The original home has been carefully maintained and updated, showcasing its architectural integrity. A substantial addition was expertly built to complement the style of the original structure. The addition includes an entertainment sized family room, laundry, and full bathroom on the main level. The addition is complete with a basement, and you cannot miss the roof deck! The entire home is supported by a whole-house generator. For storage, hobbies, or a flexible workspace, there is a 1,400 square-foot contractor sized garage with loft storage, two full basements with outside entrances, and a root cellar basement. This is the John Duncan House, built circa 1880. It sits on land deeded by William Penn to Job Howell in 1684. In 1894, 84 acres of land, including the house, was transferred from Abraham Cornell to Isaac Edwards. The house was later owned by David Fetter and eventually his wife, Mary Dungan, upon his death. Mary Dungan was the daughter of John Dungan, and she owned the land with her mother until 1913. For the buyer who values history, flexibility, and authenticity, this is where you can make this house your home.

113 N 2nd Street Pike, Churchville

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