Bucks County Real Estate and its Historic Charm

By: Shivaun Williams, e-Xplorations Content Writer

A relaxing Sunday drive through small towns along the Delaware River is quintessential Bucks County. Be sure to make frequent stops for coffee, antiquing and a short stroll through the charming town centers as you stumble across one. Located just outside of Philadelphia, Bucks County is a great mix of old world charm and modern amenities. Winding country roads, fresh produce stands, and wildflowers, dot your path as you make your way through this part of Pennsylvania.

Spend your time climbing to the top of Bowman's Hill Tower or shopping in Lahaska's Peddler's Village, just a few things to do and see in Bucks County. With its bucolic scenery, breathtaking in any season, Bucks County is the ideal setting for work, play, or simple country living. Extremely convenient to the hustle and bustle of Philadelphia, yet far enough to feel like you are in the country; it's no wonder so many have made this tranquil suburb their home.

The heart of central Bucks County is made up of 5 primary townships that include Newtown, Upper Makefield, Wrightstown, Buckingham and Solebury townships. Some of the finest historic homes in Central Bucks can be found in this prime piece of real estate. A leisurely drive through these country roads will unveil stately mansions and old stone farm houses that will cause your jaw to drop. The Pearl S. Buck estate can be found in Hilltown Township near Dublin and offers house tours for the curious. The Mercer estate still stands in Doylestown and the Bucks County Historical Society now owns Fonthill, also open to the public.

Whether you're searching for unique historic homes in Central Bucks, or looking to buy a new home in Bucks County, there are plenty of real estate listings in Bucks to browse. On a good day, you may find several open houses that coincide with you scenic tour of Bucks County. A treasure trove of classic, historic homes, Bucks County is equi-distant to New York City, Princeton and Philadelphia. This is just one of the many reasons Bucks County has become such a popular destination among commuters looking to escape the hectic city life.

It has also become popular with vacationers seeking a weekend getaway in one of its many bed and breakfast retreats. Historic museums, state parks, farms, quaint shops, and babbling brooks will complete your stay in this part of Pennsylvania. Bucks County is a sought- after suburb with a wide variety of homes, condos, land, and even commercial real estate. Like a treasured antique, Bucks County is a unique find.