Historic Manor Farmhouse near Sesame

Step into history and comfort at this 1813 Bucks County Manor. With a King, Queen, and twin room, there’s space for everyone to unwind. Gather in the huge dining room, stream movies on the 72" Smart TV, or sip coffee on the back deck overlooking 10 acres of woods and farmland. Kids love the chickens, adults love the peace. Just 15 minutes from Sesame Place—your perfect blend of charm, space, and adventure. The space Welcome to a piece of Bucks County history. Built in 1813, the Manor has lived many lives—from a Civil War recuperation hospital to a mid-century schoolhouse—each adding layers of character you can still feel today. Step through the stately front portico into a spacious foyer that whispers old-world charm. Wander 10 private acres split between woodland trails and a small farmette where the chickens happily greet visitors. Upstairs, the “peek-a-boo” view of Neshaminy Creek from the Queen bedroom offers a quiet moment with nature, while downstairs, the huge dining room was made for gatherings. Whether it’s family fun at Sesame Place, exploring local history, or simply savoring peace and privacy, this manor invites you to slow down and reconnect. Other things to note The Manor was built in 1813 and has been a recuperating hospital for officers returning from the Civil War; a mid-century schoolhouse and a stately home for several Bucks County families, in between.