This home, located on a desirable road in Solebury, is loaded with Bucks County charm. The house has many custom features including hardwood floors in most areas, custom bathroom vanities and nice millwork. The home was designed by Princeton Architect William M. Thompson whose plans were featured in the magazine Early American Life in 1975. Flanking the center hall is a formal living room with fireplace and doors leading to the rear back patio to the right and a dining room with chair rail to the left. An eat in kitchen features custom paneled cabinets, Mercer tile backsplash and stainless steel appliances. The adjacent family room has beams, a brick fireplace with wood burning stove and a custom mantel, a large window provides views to the backyard and a double door walkout to a brick patio. A powder room completes the main floor. Upstairs is a master suite with two closets and bathroom. There are three additional bedrooms and a hall bath with vanity with two sinks. The home is situated on a 1.12 acre lot with a fenced back yard, mature trees, perennial gardens, brick walkways, brick patio and views of open space. Honey Hollow Road is noted for it's walk-ability factor. The home is located in the New Hope Solebury School District and is close to Peddler Village. Room sizes provided by Architect plans and homeowner.