SPRING ON THE NESHAMINY Circa 1700's pre-dating public records. This stunning very well maintained and updated home boasts much Bucks County history. Expanded through the Centuries and years, it reflects the changing times of the County. Original home has been expanded, remodeled and updated through the centuries. The Springhouse remains. The home is situated on 5 wooded acres and fronts the Neshaminy Creek and the Dark Hollow Bridge which is closed to traffic. The front of the home and driveway front the serene, calming Neshaminy Creek. The remaining property and the home are surrounded by the preserved Dark Hollow Park and large private lots so it will remain this way for time immemorial. The Living Room boasts a Mercer Tile Fireplace and open beam ceiling. The bedrooms are accessed via pie stairs. There is a patio off the Dining Room, a Porch out front and a deck in the rear off the Main bedroom as well as a front balcony/porch with views of the Neshaminy and the Bridge off bedroom2/sitting room. The third floor was an art studio and was more recently used as a bedroom with full bath. The kitchen was custom designed and installed and boasts a double sink and built in refrigerator, dishwasher, range and microwave. There is a full bath on the 2nd and third floors and a 1/2 bath and laundry room on the first floor. This is a bucolic setting that will remain undeveloped. You will own the 5+ wooded acres and riparian rights for yourself. This charming home is nestled against the hill, abutting Dark Hollow Park, and in the trees providing a serene and comfortable escape from the hectic pace of the day.