Nestled in the heart of Tinicum Township, this breathtaking 19.29-acre parcel offers a rare and magical canvas for nature lovers to craft their dream retreat. Zoned Rural Agricultural, this idyllic property invites you to envision an elegant estate, a charming mini-farm, or a haven for horses, sheep, and other pastoral dreams. The possibilities are as expansive as the landscape itself. Here, you’ll find room to exhale and reconnect with the rhythm of the natural world. Scenic, winding back roads weave through rolling hills and past meandering streams, steep cliffs, and timeless historic homes. The nearby Delaware River beckons with its boundless recreational opportunities for many water sports and fun activities. Despite its serene seclusion, the location is surprisingly convenient, offering easy access to delightful local restaurants, cozy pubs, cultural gems, and the bustling hubs of New Jersey and New York City. For travelers, Newark Airport is just a 75-minute drive away. The property itself is a storybook setting, featuring diverse woodlands, a stately stand of evergreens, sprawling meadows, and a shimmering pond that catches the light like a hidden jewel. It’s a personal sanctuary, as peaceful and rejuvenating as your very own park. For those ready to make their vision a reality, a wealth of prior investigations and reports are available for review, offering valuable insights into the land. While the seller makes no guarantees and accepts no responsibility for the accuracy of the information, the documentation includes reports on soils, wetlands, and a township driveway permit, among others. A previous perc test conducted in 2015-16 indicated suitability for septic, though no formal design was completed and results have since expired per BCHD. Sellers take no responsibility for accuracy, but a substantial amount of previous reports/investigation has been gathered, and is available for viewing in the uploaded documents. Seller offers no guarantees of information. There was a suitable Perc site test (2015/16), done by previous Seller, but no septic design was done. Per BCHD those test results are expired. Many previous reports/tests, may include Soils tests, wetland area tests, township Driveway Permit, plus much more.
Are you in search of your own slice of paradise to create your dream residence? Today might just be your lucky day! Discover this expansive 11+ acre flag lot tucked away in the tranquil Central Bucks region. Despite its serene seclusion, it's surprisingly well-connected to major roads. Enveloped by lush woodlands and conveniently close to township soccer fields, this property offers endless possibilities. A meandering driveway leads you to the flag-shaped heart of this spacious lot, where you can envision your custom-built home. Picture yourself in your cozy haven while wildlife roams freely, and sunlight filters through the trees. This area teems with deer, foxes, groundhogs, and an array of fascinating creatures. You can even consider incorporating some of your hardwood trees into the construction process, adding a unique touch to your dream home. Let your creativity run wild, as there are countless dreams just waiting to be realized by the next fortunate owner. Bring your own builder, or use the available building package for a 4,000 square foot home by Prime Builders. Call Suzanne Bentrim for more detailed information.
Here’s your opportunity to own your perch above the Delaware along scenic River Road in Bucks County! Locations overlooking the river rarely come along and this 16+ acre wooded lot will provide wonderful winter/spring river views. Located in a community that prides itself on protecting the scenic nature of the area with well over 5,000 acres of conserved land, there is a Conservation Easement on the property that allows for one residential structure to be built on 1.5 acres of land within a 3-acre designated area. It is also protected from neighboring development by a conserved bordering property. Septic site has been identified and perced. The property is currently Act 319 with the yearly taxes of $203. Just 10 minutes to Frenchtown NJ, 20 minutes to New Hope and Doylestown, one hour to Philadelphia and 90 minutes to NYC.
Pipersville is located in Pennsylvania. Pipersville, Pennsylvania has a population of 6,212. Pipersville is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 22.51% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 32.42%.
The median household income in Pipersville, Pennsylvania is $120,680. The median household income for the surrounding county is $99,302 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Pipersville is 51.4 years.
The average high temperature in July is 84.5 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 19.1 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 49.4 inches per year, with 26.8 inches of snow per year.
