Surround yourself with the peace and quiet of Bucks County in this spacious manor home nestled in the village of Point Pleasant, 7-8 miles north of New Hope/Lambertville and the same distance to Peddler's Village, Doylestown and Frenchtown. This 18th century grand mansion with 3 grand porches, overlooks manicured lawns and perennial gardens, recalls the unhurried atmosphere of an era gone by. The ubiquitous Stover family lived here for 150 years. Ralph Stover, the best known member of this prominent Bucks County clan of mill owners, resided here during the latter half of the 19th century.

You'll get a hint of the life of a country squire when you step into the richly wainscoted and mahogany entry hall, then into the formal dining room with it's marble fireplace where breakfast is served each morning (or on outside patio pending weather). There is also the colonial common room with it's beamed ceiling and large fireplace, which years ago was the center of home.
There are six spacious, antique-furnished (but updated where needed) guest rooms. You may prefer the romantic Royal Lavender Room with its lace canopied queen size four-poster bed and fireplace; or perhaps you may want the Gaelic touch of the Highland Room with it's wide plank floors and black-watch plaid touches. Two rooms have gas log fireplaces. You'll have difficulty deciding which is your favorite! All rooms have queen-sized beds, private baths, TV and AC.

Amenities: Air conditioning, Gas Fireplace, Wood Fireplace, Wireless Internet, Shared deck(s), and more...

Cancellation Policy: Must cancel 10 days in advance to receive full refund

Breakfast: A full breakfast is served

Driving Directions: See website

Local Area Attractions: Quaint towns (New Hope, Lambertville, Peddler's Village, Doylestown, Frenchtown), museums (Michner's, Fonthill, Mercer Museum, Pearl S. Buck House), wineries, antiquing, wonderful restaurants, river sports (Bucks County River Country -tubes, kayaks, canoes) hiking, biking, hot air balloon rides, small aircraft rides, etc.