This unique 18th century Stone house has the flavor of every era it has passed through until today. The original section with its stone fireplace, pie stairs, and exposed beams retains its pristine features; then pass through a little library to a dining room with a wall of classic paneled cabinetry. Turn around and pocket doors open the whole space to a four-season flagstone sunroom with arts-and-crafts styled windows overlooking a lovely pond. It even has a wet bar so you never have to leave! The country kitchen features a professional Garland stove and range hood, a center island with second sink and 2 dishwashers. A huge main floor master suite with an exposed stone wall opens to a brick patio edged with stone around a wisteria-covered pergola. Modernity calls you into a soft, blue-and-white master bath; a soaking tub for two sits on the other side of a wall hiding a shower for two. And when you're finished lounging step into the dressing room. In this wing, two other rooms could serve as breakfast room, office, or even another guest bedroom connected by a full bath. This is a lot of living space on the main floor. Two staircases go upstairs to a guest bedroom suite, which could also serve as two bedrooms with a full bath. Outside, an original carriage shop now serves as a heated studio (plumbed for a bathroom), and a 2-car detached garage has a second floor workshop. The pond is beautiful in all seasons, and it has its own island which has hosted picnics for guests. Oh, and don't forget the garden behind that picket fence! Property is on 2.5 acres; it's about eight miles north of Doylestown.