Description
Working with your architect and builder or choosing from several we can suggest, make this 37-acre setting your private estate. Bring to life the designs you+GGve admired in Architectural Digest, Dwell or your favorite home-design publications and sites. The ground is level with a mix of open space and woods, located among preserved properties in between Doylestown and New Hope boroughs in Bucks County, near the charming historical village of Carversville. There simply are not many opportunities like this in Central Bucks where permits are already in place for the buyer to create a very private estate-level residence, with plenty of space for a guest house, pool, tennis/pickleball court or even hobby-farm interests. The approvals will transfer to the buyer, allowing the purchaser to start the design process immediately. The land is under Act 319, with a provision that permits the property to be subdivided provided that the subdivided lot is not greater than 2 acres per year up to a maximum of 10% of the lot+GGs area. A potential scenario for the buyer interested in subdivision would be to create a 2-acre lot in year 1, a second lot in year 2 that is 1.6 acres or less, and then combine the two for a 3- to 3.5-acre lot. Learn more by contacting the listing agent for more details on designs that are ready-to-build and approvals that are in place.
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Description
Working with your architect and builder or choosing from several we can suggest, make this 37-acre setting your private estate. Bring to life the designs you+GGve admired in Architectural Digest, Dwell or your favorite home-design publications and sites. The ground is level with a mix of open space and woods, located among preserved properties in between Doylestown and New Hope boroughs in Bucks County, near the charming historical village of Carversville. There simply are not many opportunities like this in Central Bucks where permits are already in place for the buyer to create a very private estate-level residence, with plenty of space for a guest house, pool, tennis/pickleball court or even hobby-farm interests. The approvals will transfer to the buyer, allowing the purchaser to start the design process immediately. The land is under Act 319, with a provision that permits the property to be subdivided provided that the subdivided lot is not greater than 2 acres per year up to a maximum of 10% of the lot+GGs area. A potential scenario for the buyer interested in subdivision would be to create a 2-acre lot in year 1, a second lot in year 2 that is 1.6 acres or less, and then combine the two for a 3- to 3.5-acre lot. Learn more by contacting the listing agent for more details on designs that are ready-to-build and approvals that are in place.
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