Farm sign at entrance to farm on Stump Road.

View of the Hearthstone Farm complex from the lane looking northwest. The front pasture on the right is totally fenced and horses can easily be run from the barnyard across the lane into the front pasture through a unique double gate.

Front view of field stone farmhouse with old smokehouse on the left featuring artist's studio, garage, utility room and belfry.

View from the front door of the farmhouse looking southwest toward the smokehouse and barn. The front walk is paved with huge stones dragged by mule team from Cabin Run Creek.

This back view of the farmhouse shows the walled terrace with its retractable awning and rose garden. The 20’ x 40’ swimming pool is in the foreground.

On a warm, sunny morning in early spring, the family dog patrols the lush back yard, with the apple trees in full blossom beyond the tennis court in the background.

A large walled bluestone terrace, flanked by a large rose garden, extends along the back of the farmhouse, with steps down to the swimming pool and tennis court.

Aerial view looking north shows the farmhouse, smokehouse with belfry in the foreground and covered swimming pool. Note the two-acre pond in the upper left of the photo.

Aerial view looking south shows the riding ring with gravel-dust exercise path. The tree line provides absolute privacy along the southern edge of the property. A conservation easement protects the farm property from the potential of any future development, although a large four-acre building envelope around the farmhouse and barn allows for new outbuildings and improvements.

Aerial view looking north shows the edge of an outbuilding large enough to store two or three cars, with overhead storage. Note the cork-turf tennis court to the right of the tall pine trees. The dirt farm lane leads to Lot #2 and the woods along Cabin Run Creek. (See Details page.)

Side-rear view of the farmhouse from the direction of the pond. Note the tennis court on the right, the adjacent small poolhouse, and the large white outbuilding in the center. The fenced dog kennel is also visible on the side of the house with a ramp and in/out door so that pets have access to the enclosed front porch.

View of the full length of the two-acre pond looking north.

View from the pond looking south with the farmhouse visible in the distance through the trees.

The living room with a blazing fire at Christmas time. Note the wide pine paneling and the built-in shelves and cabinets.

The focal point of the large living room is the massive wood-burning fireplace with the raised hearthstone that gave the farm its name. The ten-foot slab of stone was dragged by mule teams from Cabin Run Creek.

The living room receives plenty of daylight from four large windows of antique glass set in deep sills with gracefully curved plaster alcoves.

The northwest corner of the living room is home to the Steinway baby grand piano.

Dining room view from the kitchen looking toward the front of the house. The deep-set windows attest to the two-foot-thick stone walls that help to keep the house cool in the summer.

The large formal dining room with antique wide-plank flooring is seen here from the hall leading to the living room. An open kitchen is just out of sight on the right.

View across the dining room to the open plan kitchen and large windows to the terrace beyond.

The bright and cheerful breakfast room, just off the kitchen, is a cozy place for dining or relaxing, or for use as a buffet area for dinners or parties on the terrace beyond.

The other end of the breakfast room opens to the laundry room and the outside entrance.

The laundry room doubles as a mud room, with a full-height closet, washer, dryer and chest freezer. A divided-light door to the right opens to the breakfast room.

The recently renovated downstairs bathroom features a spacious ceramic-tiled shower, pine paneling and vanity, and a view to the terrace and pool area.

The bright and cosy den, often used as an office or private library, is well-lit, with windows on three sides. It features a coat/storage closet, built-in cabinets and shelves and a fireplace. A door in the northwest corner opens to a staircase that leads to the large duplex bedroom above.

The wood-burning fireplace, part of the original colonial structure, is framed in antique Mercer decorative tiles. The chimney was rebuilt in 2008.

The south wall of the den features a Dutch door leading to a small porch and the front yard beyond.

The antique wooden Dutch door in the den was painstakingly refinished to its original natural wood surface, leaving a design of George Washington in the multi-colored layers of old paint. Note the unusual hinged glass transom above the door.

The original 1793 deed to the property still hangs on the wall of the den, with a typewritten transcript below.

The master bedroom, above the dining room faces the barn and courtyard and includes a fireplace and large closet.

This spacious bathroom in the northwest corner of the house doubles as a dressing room with an adjoining closet to the master bedroom.

This bright and airy bedroom, one of four in the stone farmhouse, overlooks the front yard and pasture beyond.

Bedroom #3 features a wall of closets and window views to the terrace and pool.

This upstairs bathroom includes a walk-in shower and a louvered linen closet.

The fourth bedroom, with entrances from the guest bedroom and via a staircase from the den below features two closets and four windows facing south and east.

This loft in the fourth bedroom is suited to a variety of purposes.

The old wrought-iron bell in the belfry on the old smokehouse is still in use.

The east side of the smokehouse has been converted into a heated artist's studio. The natural light from the six windows is augmented by track lighting in the ceiling.

The west side of the artist's studio shows the five-foot walk-in fireplace that was used during the building's smokehouse days. There is a workshop on the other side of the white wall and a large garage beyond the workshop.

The well-lit and air-conditioned artist’s studio is an ideal sanctuary for creative pastimes.

Covered bridge across Cabin Run Creek which traverses Lot #2. (See Details page.)

Cabin Run Creek cascades gently from west to east across the rear of Lot #2. The layered rock formations in the creek bed gave rise to the iconic hearthstone and the huge pavers that form the walkway from the driveway to the house.

This winter scene shows Cabin Run Creek which meanders through the northern portion of the farm property (Lot #2).

This dramatic archive photo shows the farm in the last light before a gathering storm from the northwest.

Fenced front pasture under freshly fallen snow.

Farm complex in fresh blanket of snow looking north with riding ring on the left.

The three-story barn stands out among the trees in this northern view across a front meadow.

A misty spring morning looking south from a second-story bedroom window.

Aerial view of the Hearthstone Farm Horse Show, circa 1965. The horse show was an annual event that attracted young Bucks County equestrians. Proceeds from the event went to benefit local charities.

A jumper on the outside course at the Hearthstone Farm horse show.

Riders in the Bucks County Hunt returning from a chase in Hearthstone Farm's lower fields.

Dramatic sunsets are regular occurrences in the northwestern sky behind the barn and pastures.

A flash of waning sunlight catches the tail of this horse grazing in one of the fields behind the barn, an excellent location within the building envelope to build an indoor riding ring.

A spectacular summer sunset illuminates the sky above the back pasture.

The six-foot trotting horse weathervane sits atop the barn roof.

Huge 150+ year old barn with stone foundation, horse stalls on ground floor and two-story hay loft above.

Six of the eight stalls in the lower level of the barn have direct access to the walled barnyard.

The second story of the large barn provides great views to the south.

View of the smokehouse with garage and farmhouse from the walled barnyard.