118 Wambold Road, GREEN LANE, PA 18054 (MLS # PAMC2174378)

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View Virtual Tour PRICE $1,449,000 BEDS 3 BATHS 3 HOME SIZE 3,587 sqft LOT SIZE 6.04 ac Request More Info Schedule a Showing

Have you been dreaming of homesteading without sacrificing comfort, convenience, or modern amenities? This may be exactly what you've been searching for. Welcome to this one-of-a-kind property, where history, self-sufficiency, & country living come together on more than 6 acres, with the opportunity to purchase the adjoining 5+ acre wooded lot for even more privacy & possibilities. Built in the early 1800s, this beautiful stone farmhouse is filled w/ character that today's homes simply cannot recreate. Original random-width hardwood floors, exposed stone walls, & hand-hewn beams create a warm, authentic, & welcoming home. It's a place where traditions are passed down, gardens are planted, & every season brings something new to enjoy. What makes this property truly special is the opportunity to live in harmony w/ the land. Imagine gathering fresh herbs & strawberries from the established garden, harvesting vegetables from raised beds, or picking fresh fruit from your own orchard. Spend evenings fishing in the private ½-acre pond, watching wildlife from the screened gazebo, enjoying the illuminated multicolored fountain, or strolling along the walking trails. Whether you dream of expanding the gardens, raising chickens, adding livestock, or just enjoy the privacy, this property gives you room to make it a reality. The detached 1-bed Guest House is another incredible bonus. Fully renovated in 2024, it has its own mailing address, private parking, a yard w/ a fire pit, & a proven rental history. Whether you're looking for multigenerational living, guest quarters, an art studio, a home office, or supplemental income, this flexible living space offers endless possibilities. The restored post-and-beam barn features a stone foundation, metal roof, electricity, running water, horse stalls, a tack room, & multiple storage lofts. Combined w/ the fenced pasture areas, it's ready for horses, livestock, or hobby farming. Horse enthusiasts will LOVE being just minutes from the Buxmont Riding Club; it's so close, you can saddle up & ride there! Separate from the barn, the oversized detached 2-car garage & workshop includes a heated & cooled second-floor office, creating opportunities for hobbies, woodworking, or a home business. Inside, this historic home doesn't ask you to sacrifice modern convenience. The custom kitchen features natural cherry cabinetry, quartz & butcher block countertops, abundant natural light, & a large picture window overlooking the gardens & pool. Multiple living areas, a formal dining room, second-floor laundry, generous closet space, & a spacious primary suite make everyday living as comfortable as it is charming. Major improvements include a DaVinci lifetime slate roof (2019), a new septic system serving both residences (2025), updated central air, spray foam insulation, a whole-house generator, a water treatment system w/ UV filtration, & additional updates that provide peace of mind for years to come. While this property is ideal for homesteading, it also knows how to reward you. After a productive day working from the office or enjoying the property, cool off in the heated in-ground pool, gather around the custom outdoor stone fireplace w/ family & friends, or relax beneath the pergola while listening to your favorite music through outdoor speakers. Homes offering this combination of productive land, historic character, multiple outbuildings, rental potential, & modern updates rarely become available. You're not simply buying a beautiful home; you're creating a place where your family can grow, harvest, explore, enjoy nature, generate additional income, & create memories that last for generations. Pictures tell a story, but they can't capture the memories of evenings by the pond, the wildlife that regularly visits, the satisfaction of harvesting your own food, or the satisfaction that comes from having room to breathe. It's something you simply have to experience in person.