First time offered in nearly 45 years, Esteburne Farm is a quintessential Bucks County estate set on 39 preserved acres along a quiet country road in Solebury Township, New Hope, Pennsylvania. Tucked far from the road in a postcard setting, the property is a remarkable collection of historic stone structures surrounded by rolling pastures, mature trees, and serene countryside. The estate includes a stone main house, stone carriage house, stone garage, stone bank barn, corncrib, equipment shed, and both indoor and outdoor riding arenas, creating an exceptional equestrian compound with timeless character. Built in 1760, the main residence offers four bedrooms, three stone fireplaces, hardwood floors throughout, and beautiful views from every window. Historic details such as high-beamed ceilings, a graceful staircase, and original architectural elements reflect the home's rich heritage. A large stone patio overlooks the pastoral landscape, while a seasonal stream crosses beneath a charming stone bridge along the drive, adding to the property's storybook setting. A two-bedroom carriage house, privately situated a comfortable distance from the main residence, provides ideal guest accommodations or a caretaker's residence. The all-stone bank barn is equally impressive, featuring chestnut floors, 30-foot soaring ceilings, six horse stalls, and a heated woodworking shop. With its dramatic scale and historic character, the barn offers extraordinary potential for a future residence, studio, or event space.
