http://www.erwinnahouse.comThe latest properties on the market in Lahaska Pennsylvania.http://www.upperyorkroadhouse.comReal EstateAgencyLogic.comThis classic Bucks County stone home, steeped in history, started out over 225 years ago as a stagecoach stop between Philadelphia and New York, and was "updated" in the mid 19th century. The pleasing result is a gracious country manor with oversized rooms and magnificent high ceilings that are reminiscent of the architecture of the period, beautifully integrated with the current amenities appreciated today. The manicured lawns and gardens provide a picturesque view surrounding the in-ground heated pool and rear patio. A three bay carriage house with half bath and oversized heated workshop with storage loft are additional features unique to this property. The pastoral setting is further enhanced by the surrounding 60 acres of conservancy land.Thu, 03 Jun 2010 00:00:00 GMThttp://www.SwaggerRoadHouse.comReal EstateAgencyLogic.comWhispering Pines Cozy RetreatThu, 04 Sep 2008 00:00:00 GMThttp://www.erwinnahouse.comReal EstateAgencyLogic.comThe canel side hamlet of Erwinna is offering up one of its architectural jewels for sale. Local craftsman-designer-cabinet maker, Dorsey Reading, had totally reconstructed this circa 1860 house & carriage house with a cabinetmakers eye and attention to detail. Custom moldings & cabinets are in abundance through-out the home. The dining/solarium features walls of French doors opening to a PA blue stone terrace. Brushed nickel hardware, Bertazzoni Italian stove & custom color granite help make this a “WOW” kitchen. A 26ft. living/great room accented by an antique mantled brick fireplace. Main bedroom has 13ft open-beamed ceiling; dressing room, and marble bath with glass surround shower. Two other bedrooms share an equally well appointed bath. Stone walled gardens overlook a restored 24x24 carriage house which is legally plumbed for a convenience bathroom. Living here is like living in a fine piece of antique furniture. Erwinna’s covered bridge is only a stone’s throw away. Thu, 20 Dec 2007 00:00:00 GMT