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Some properties are admired for their design. Others for their setting. Rarely do the two converge so seamlessly. Perched high on Buckingham Mountain, just minutes from the New Hope borough, Hawk’s Eye emerges from five private wooded acres as a remarkable expression of contemporary timber-frame architecture and natural beauty. Suspended within the canopy, with panoramic western valley views and breathtaking sunsets, it offers more than exceptional finishes: a sense of place extraordinarily difficult to recreate. The ascent signals a departure from the ordinary. A private drive winds through mature woodland and native boulders, offering glimpses of the house before reaching the upper arrival court. Golden-caned bamboo frames custom garapa pedestrian gates opening to bluestone paths, layered gardens and a cascading natural-stone waterfall. The grounds unfold as outdoor rooms, each revealing a different perspective on the mountain and sky. A dramatic matte-black pivot door opens to a soaring great room framed by pale timber beams, expansive Marvin glazing and ceilings nearly 25 feet high. Glass railings preserve sightlines across levels, while a sculptural three- sided fireplace with a leathered Taj Mahal quartzite mantel anchors the space without interrupting its openness. Western light washes through the residence, revealing the valley beyond. The bespoke kitchen and dining area pair exquisite craftsmanship with the mountain setting. Leathered Taj Mahal quartzite forms a waterfall island and full-height backsplash alongside custom walnut cabinetry and a concealed walk-in pantry. Miele appliances, including a built-in coffee system and steam oven, join a flush-mounted Wolf induction cooktop, refrigerator drawers and beverage center. An oversized awning window welcomes the sound of the waterfall; three large sliders open to the expansive garapa hardwood deck and sunken terrace. Outdoor living unfolds across distinct spaces. The full-length main-level deck offers covered seating, a built-in bar and cable railings preserving valley views. The sunken terrace features Taj Mahal quartzite, a Coyote grill, an integrated propane fire feature and anchored cantilever umbrellas. Stone paths wind through gardens to a secluded valley-facing lawn and an elevated flagstone terrace with cedar screening—an inviting place to unwind beneath the stars. Upstairs, a glass-railed loft beneath a dramatic peak of windows and skylights feels like a haven all its own. Marble-topped workstations and integrated bookshelves accompany a versatile living area, while a private garapa deck extends into the treetops. The primary suite features valley-facing windows, tailored storage, a hidden beverage station and a spa bath with radiant-heated stone, a freestanding soaking tub and European-style wet room with dual rain showers and body sprays. Two additional main-level bedrooms open to the deck and share a beautifully appointed bath with radiant-heated natural stone floors and a glass-enclosed shower; an upper guest suite has a vaulted bedroom and en-suite bath. All four bedrooms have custom-fitted closets. The approximately 1,600-square-foot finished walkout lower level accommodates fitness, billiards, media and entertaining, with a granite bar, linear fireplace and exterior access. Two oversized, extra-deep two-car garages provide four bays and Level 2 EV charging. Smart-home controls, indoor/outdoor audio and architectural lighting complete the experience. Every season reveals a different expression of Hawk’s Eye: blooming spring gardens, lush summer canopy, luminous autumn sunsets, and sweeping winter views punctuated by distant lights after dark. Beautiful homes can be built. But few places offer what Hawk’s Eye does: the chance to call somewhere truly irreplaceable home.

4 Beds ⋅ 4 Baths

Some properties are admired for their design. Others for their setting. Rarely do the two converge so seamlessly. Perched high on Buckingham Mountain, just minutes from the New Hope borough, Hawk’s Eye emerges from five private wooded acres as a remarkable expression of contemporary timber-frame architecture and natural beauty. Suspended within the canopy, with panoramic western valley views and breathtaking sunsets, it offers more than exceptional finishes: a sense of place extraordinarily difficult to recreate. The ascent signals a departure from the ordinary. A private drive winds through mature woodland and native boulders, offering glimpses of the house before reaching the upper arrival court. Golden-caned bamboo frames custom garapa pedestrian gates opening to bluestone paths, layered gardens and a cascading natural-stone waterfall. The grounds unfold as outdoor rooms, each revealing a different perspective on the mountain and sky. A dramatic matte-black pivot door opens to a soaring great room framed by pale timber beams, expansive Marvin glazing and ceilings nearly 25 feet high. Glass railings preserve sightlines across levels, while a sculptural three- sided fireplace with a leathered Taj Mahal quartzite mantel anchors the space without interrupting its openness. Western light washes through the residence, revealing the valley beyond. The bespoke kitchen and dining area pair exquisite craftsmanship with the mountain setting. Leathered Taj Mahal quartzite forms a waterfall island and full-height backsplash alongside custom walnut cabinetry and a concealed walk-in pantry. Miele appliances, including a built-in coffee system and steam oven, join a flush-mounted Wolf induction cooktop, refrigerator drawers and beverage center. An oversized awning window welcomes the sound of the waterfall; three large sliders open to the expansive garapa hardwood deck and sunken terrace. Outdoor living unfolds across distinct spaces. The full-length main-level deck offers covered seating, a built-in bar and cable railings preserving valley views. The sunken terrace features Taj Mahal quartzite, a Coyote grill, an integrated propane fire feature and anchored cantilever umbrellas. Stone paths wind through gardens to a secluded valley-facing lawn and an elevated flagstone terrace with cedar screening—an inviting place to unwind beneath the stars. Upstairs, a glass-railed loft beneath a dramatic peak of windows and skylights feels like a haven all its own. Marble-topped workstations and integrated bookshelves accompany a versatile living area, while a private garapa deck extends into the treetops. The primary suite features valley-facing windows, tailored storage, a hidden beverage station and a spa bath with radiant-heated stone, a freestanding soaking tub and European-style wet room with dual rain showers and body sprays. Two additional main-level bedrooms open to the deck and share a beautifully appointed bath with radiant-heated natural stone floors and a glass-enclosed shower; an upper guest suite has a vaulted bedroom and en-suite bath. All four bedrooms have custom-fitted closets. The approximately 1,600-square-foot finished walkout lower level accommodates fitness, billiards, media and entertaining, with a granite bar, linear fireplace and exterior access. Two oversized, extra-deep two-car garages provide four bays and Level 2 EV charging. Smart-home controls, indoor/outdoor audio and architectural lighting complete the experience. Every season reveals a different expression of Hawk’s Eye: blooming spring gardens, lush summer canopy, luminous autumn sunsets, and sweeping winter views punctuated by distant lights after dark. Beautiful homes can be built. But few places offer what Hawk’s Eye does: the chance to call somewhere truly irreplaceable home.

2071 Holicong Rd, New Hope

Listing courtesy of SERHANT PENNSYLVANIA LLC. Contact:

$3,000,000

A rare opportunity to acquire an established and highly successful bed-and-breakfast in the heart of New Hope—one of the Delaware River Valley’s most popular year-round destinations. Located just over a block from downtown, 80 W. Bridge Street offers an exceptional combination of historic character, guest accommodations, owner or caretaker quarters, generous on-site parking, and an enviable walk-to-everything location. Known as the Aaron Burr House, local tradition holds that Aaron Burr sought refuge here following his infamous 1804 duel with Alexander Hamilton—a fascinating piece of history that adds to the property’s distinctive identity and appeal. Built in 1854, the stately residence is filled with the authentic architectural details travelers seek in a historic inn, including rich hardwood floors, multiple fireplaces, crown moldings, chair rails, and gracious period rooms. The property is currently configured to support a well-established hospitality operation. The first floor features four inviting guest suites, many located within the home’s original formal living and parlor rooms. The second floor offers a spacious kitchen, elegant dining room, comfortable sitting room, powder room, and two additional bedroom suites. The third floor includes a private two-bedroom caretaker’s apartment, providing convenient accommodations for an owner-operator, innkeeper, or staff. A partially finished lower level offers additional accommodations and a full bath, further enhancing the property’s versatility. Guests can park on-site and explore New Hope on foot, with acclaimed restaurants, galleries, boutiques, theaters, nightlife, the Delaware River, and the Delaware Canal Towpath all just moments away. The attractions of Lambertville, New Jersey, are easily accessible just across the bridge, creating an even broader selection of dining, shopping, arts, and recreation for visitors to enjoy. The expansive parking area occupies what was historically a separate lot, offering intriguing possibilities for future exploration, subject to New Hope Borough approvals. Its proximity to Philadelphia, New York City, and Princeton provides access to a substantial regional guest market and makes the inn an appealing destination for weekend getaways, celebrations, cultural excursions, and visits throughout the year. Whether purchased by an experienced hospitality operator or someone who has always imagined owning a distinctive inn in one of Bucks County’s most desirable destinations, 80 W. Bridge Street presents an extraordinary opportunity to continue an established business while becoming the steward of a truly memorable New Hope landmark.

80 W Bridge St, New Hope

Listing courtesy of Addison Wolfe Real Estate. Contact:

$3,000,000

A once-in-a-generation opportunity to own one of New Hope’s most iconic and historic properties. Known as the Aaron Burr House, local tradition holds that Aaron Burr sought refuge here following his infamous 1804 duel with Alexander Hamilton, adding a fascinating chapter to this remarkable property’s history. Built in 1854, this stately property seamlessly blends historic charm with modern versatility. Rich hardwood floors, multiple fireplaces, crown moldings, chair rails, and exquisite period details create an atmosphere that simply cannot be replicated. Currently operating as a highly successful inn, the property offers exceptional flexibility as an income-producing hospitality business, mixed-use opportunity, multi-generational residence, or extraordinary private home. The first floor currently features four guest suites, many of which were originally the home’s gracious formal living and parlor rooms and could be converted back should a buyer wish to return the property to a grand private residence. The second floor serves as the heart of the home, offering a spacious kitchen, elegant dining room, comfortable sitting room, powder room, and two additional bedroom suites. The third floor includes a two-bedroom caretaker’s apartment that could also serve as owner accommodations, guest quarters, office space, or additional bedrooms. A partially finished lower level provides further guest accommodations and a full bath. Situated just over a block from the heart of downtown New Hope, guests and residents enjoy easy access to the Delaware River, Delaware Canal Towpath, acclaimed restaurants, galleries, boutiques, theaters, and the vibrant cultural scenes of both New Hope and Lambertville. The generous parking area occupies what was historically a separate lot, presenting intriguing possibilities for future exploration, subject to Borough approvals. Conveniently located approximately one hour from Philadelphia, 90 minutes from New York City, and within easy reach of Princeton, this extraordinary property offers a rare combination of history, character, location, and opportunity in one of the Delaware River Valley’s most desirable destinations.

9 Beds ⋅ 9 Baths

A once-in-a-generation opportunity to own one of New Hope’s most iconic and historic properties. Known as the Aaron Burr House, local tradition holds that Aaron Burr sought refuge here following his infamous 1804 duel with Alexander Hamilton, adding a fascinating chapter to this remarkable property’s history. Built in 1854, this stately property seamlessly blends historic charm with modern versatility. Rich hardwood floors, multiple fireplaces, crown moldings, chair rails, and exquisite period details create an atmosphere that simply cannot be replicated. Currently operating as a highly successful inn, the property offers exceptional flexibility as an income-producing hospitality business, mixed-use opportunity, multi-generational residence, or extraordinary private home. The first floor currently features four guest suites, many of which were originally the home’s gracious formal living and parlor rooms and could be converted back should a buyer wish to return the property to a grand private residence. The second floor serves as the heart of the home, offering a spacious kitchen, elegant dining room, comfortable sitting room, powder room, and two additional bedroom suites. The third floor includes a two-bedroom caretaker’s apartment that could also serve as owner accommodations, guest quarters, office space, or additional bedrooms. A partially finished lower level provides further guest accommodations and a full bath. Situated just over a block from the heart of downtown New Hope, guests and residents enjoy easy access to the Delaware River, Delaware Canal Towpath, acclaimed restaurants, galleries, boutiques, theaters, and the vibrant cultural scenes of both New Hope and Lambertville. The generous parking area occupies what was historically a separate lot, presenting intriguing possibilities for future exploration, subject to Borough approvals. Conveniently located approximately one hour from Philadelphia, 90 minutes from New York City, and within easy reach of Princeton, this extraordinary property offers a rare combination of history, character, location, and opportunity in one of the Delaware River Valley’s most desirable destinations.

80 W Bridge St, New Hope

Listing courtesy of Addison Wolfe Real Estate. Contact:

$2,820,000

Water views, award-winning architecture, and one of the best, walkable locations in New Hope come together at 18 W. Mechanic Street, Unit 4. Designed by Ralph C. Fey Architects, AIA, and part of The Falls at New Hope, winner of the 2023 Excellence Award, this custom-built townhome looks out over the Aquetong Creek and the Bucks County Playhouse, one of the most memorable vistas in town. Step outside and you have the historic canal path, the bridge to Lambertville, and New Hope's galleries, boutiques, and several outstanding restaurants for you to enjoy. Craftsmanship defines every level. At the center of the home, a breathtaking staircase with 6" floating treads and a custom stainless steel and oak railing rises alongside a dramatic Bucks County stone wall. A cantilevered glass architectural feature, designer lighting, and custom built-ins carry the modern design throughout. An elevator provides easy access to every floor. Technology is built in, including a complete smart home package, Lutron automated shading and lighting, and a fully integrated Sonos sound system that lets you set the mood from anywhere. The private entrance level offers a guest bedroom or study with a Resource Furniture Murphy bed, fireplace, and full bathroom with a steam shower. An additional door offers direct access to the oversized two-car garage with built-in storage. Upstairs, the main living level is made for gathering. The chef's kitchen pairs custom Plato cabinetry with leathered Chantilly quartzite counters and backsplash, a statement island, Newport Brass fixtures, and an instant hot water dispenser. A custom wet bar with brass accents sets the stage for entertaining, and the large, partially covered deck, plumbed with a gas line for grilling, brings the sound of the Aquetong Creek right to you with a breathtaking view of the Bucks County Playhouse with the Delaware river behind it. The bedroom level offers private suites designed for comfort. The primary retreat feels like a spa, with luxury tile and stone, radiant heated floors, and a Japanese soaking tub. Built-in closet systems include locking security drawers and additional views from a smaller balcony. The third floor also offers, and additional bedroom, full bath, and office. Start your mornings on the canal path or on the balcony drinking coffee and end your evenings walking to one of the many outstanding restaurants or the Playhouse, with New Hope and Lambertville at your doorstep. Distinctive design, exceptional finishes, and lasting water views make this one of New Hope's most remarkable residences.

3 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths

Water views, award-winning architecture, and one of the best, walkable locations in New Hope come together at 18 W. Mechanic Street, Unit 4. Designed by Ralph C. Fey Architects, AIA, and part of The Falls at New Hope, winner of the 2023 Excellence Award, this custom-built townhome looks out over the Aquetong Creek and the Bucks County Playhouse, one of the most memorable vistas in town. Step outside and you have the historic canal path, the bridge to Lambertville, and New Hope's galleries, boutiques, and several outstanding restaurants for you to enjoy. Craftsmanship defines every level. At the center of the home, a breathtaking staircase with 6" floating treads and a custom stainless steel and oak railing rises alongside a dramatic Bucks County stone wall. A cantilevered glass architectural feature, designer lighting, and custom built-ins carry the modern design throughout. An elevator provides easy access to every floor. Technology is built in, including a complete smart home package, Lutron automated shading and lighting, and a fully integrated Sonos sound system that lets you set the mood from anywhere. The private entrance level offers a guest bedroom or study with a Resource Furniture Murphy bed, fireplace, and full bathroom with a steam shower. An additional door offers direct access to the oversized two-car garage with built-in storage. Upstairs, the main living level is made for gathering. The chef's kitchen pairs custom Plato cabinetry with leathered Chantilly quartzite counters and backsplash, a statement island, Newport Brass fixtures, and an instant hot water dispenser. A custom wet bar with brass accents sets the stage for entertaining, and the large, partially covered deck, plumbed with a gas line for grilling, brings the sound of the Aquetong Creek right to you with a breathtaking view of the Bucks County Playhouse with the Delaware river behind it. The bedroom level offers private suites designed for comfort. The primary retreat feels like a spa, with luxury tile and stone, radiant heated floors, and a Japanese soaking tub. Built-in closet systems include locking security drawers and additional views from a smaller balcony. The third floor also offers, and additional bedroom, full bath, and office. Start your mornings on the canal path or on the balcony drinking coffee and end your evenings walking to one of the many outstanding restaurants or the Playhouse, with New Hope and Lambertville at your doorstep. Distinctive design, exceptional finishes, and lasting water views make this one of New Hope's most remarkable residences.

18 W Mechanic St Unit 4, New Hope

Listing courtesy of Addison Wolfe Real Estate. Contact:

$2,495,000

Nestled within the serene Zaveta built enclave of Sage Meadows, this exceptional vintage residence, dating to 1733, presents a rare opportunity to own a piece of Bucks County history. Set on an expansive 5.81-acre parcel, the property combines timeless architectural character with the space and flexibility to create a truly distinctive estate utilizing the talents and commitment to high end quality by Zaveta Custom Homes. Inside, the home showcases the charm and craftsmanship of its era, with a generous formal Living Room, Dining Room featuring a hearth fireplace, renovated Kitchen, comfortable Family Room, and 4 Bedrooms. Original character and historic details provide an inviting foundation for thoughtful updates and personalization. A detached, side-entry garage offers parking for up to 8 vehicles, while the expansive finished space above provides remarkable versatility. Whether envisioned as a home gym, studio, office, or creative retreat, this flexible space offers an exciting opportunity to tailor the property to your lifestyle. The surrounding 5.81 acres provide a peaceful and private setting with ample room for gardens, outdoor entertaining, recreation, or simply enjoying the natural beauty of the grounds. With its historic provenance, substantial acreage, and abundant potential, this is a rare opportunity to create a truly special home in one of Solebury Township's most desirable settings, just minutes from the shops, restaurants, galleries, and cultural attractions of New Hope.

4 Beds ⋅ 6 Baths

Nestled within the serene Zaveta built enclave of Sage Meadows, this exceptional vintage residence, dating to 1733, presents a rare opportunity to own a piece of Bucks County history. Set on an expansive 5.81-acre parcel, the property combines timeless architectural character with the space and flexibility to create a truly distinctive estate utilizing the talents and commitment to high end quality by Zaveta Custom Homes. Inside, the home showcases the charm and craftsmanship of its era, with a generous formal Living Room, Dining Room featuring a hearth fireplace, renovated Kitchen, comfortable Family Room, and 4 Bedrooms. Original character and historic details provide an inviting foundation for thoughtful updates and personalization. A detached, side-entry garage offers parking for up to 8 vehicles, while the expansive finished space above provides remarkable versatility. Whether envisioned as a home gym, studio, office, or creative retreat, this flexible space offers an exciting opportunity to tailor the property to your lifestyle. The surrounding 5.81 acres provide a peaceful and private setting with ample room for gardens, outdoor entertaining, recreation, or simply enjoying the natural beauty of the grounds. With its historic provenance, substantial acreage, and abundant potential, this is a rare opportunity to create a truly special home in one of Solebury Township's most desirable settings, just minutes from the shops, restaurants, galleries, and cultural attractions of New Hope.

102 Pintail Pt, New Hope

Listing courtesy of Jay Spaziano Real Estate. Contact:

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