New Hope area Historical Bucks County Stone House circa 1732

ENJOY OUR NEW OUTDOOR AREA, COMPLETE WITH A WOOD-BURNING FIREPLACE.. ALONG WITH AMAZING CUSTOM SEATING AND LIGHTING. YOU WILL BE ABLE TO ENJOY THE OUTSIDE OVERLOOKING OUR 8 ACRES OF WOODS IN TOTAL PRIVACY.

This year, the USA will be Celebrating 250 years of Independence, and the Raymond Emerson House was there when George Washington and his troops passed through our area. We don't know if George stayed here, but we believe his officers billeted here in preparation for the Battle of Trenton and Princeton. Only if walls could talk.

A stay at the Raymond House will allow you a wonderful time for biking along the Delaware River canal, leisurely walks, visiting our many covered bridges, antiquing in Lahaska and Lambertville, upscale shopping in Doylestown and Frenchtown--casual and fine dining......and the activities continue for you in our fine area. Our Guest House is just 6 miles from New Hope, PA, and Lambertville, NJ, and 7 Miles from Doylestown and Frenchtown. We are just Minutes from these wonderful towns. Away from the hustle and bustle but close enough to INDULGE!!!
Our hideaway.... relaxing, romantic ambiance with cozy, elegant, and comfortable furnishings will have you making special memories. Local Boutiques, gourmet as well as casual dining, are almost steps away. Private baths and modern amenities are part of your experience.
Many activities abound in this area throughout the year. Favorites of visitors include Peddlers Village for shopping, dining, and a fun experience. Fonthill Castle in Doylestown has tours as well as the Mercer Museum, with 40,000 artifacts on display from the Industrial Revolution. Sand Castle Winery, Pearl S. Buck Home, and the Michener Art Museum are wonderful places to tour.

PLEASE JOIN IN ON THE FUN WITH A RELAXING GET-A-WAY!

A meticulously restored 18th-century Stone House. Located and voted on as one of Solebury Township's most picturesque roads. The Home is located on 8 pristine wooded acres and has been updated to current living styles with up-to-date bathrooms, a working fireplace, and a full kitchen with all appliances, including a dishwasher and ice maker. The home also includes two bedrooms with queen beds, closets, and dressers. The upstairs bath includes a walk-in shower and a full soaking tub. The downstairs bathroom has a walk-in shower. Each bathroom includes a water closet.

The house consists of three levels, the lower level contains the kitchen with a dining island, bathroom with a shower, and a sitting/ TV room. The middle level consists of an open-plan sitting room with a walk-in fireplace and formal dining area, the Upper level consists of two bedrooms with Queen Beds, a full bath with tub, and a Shower with a foyer area. Each level is accessed by 18th-century Butterfly (pie-shaped) stairs.

The upper level has hand-plastered walls and ceilings with pumpkin pine floors, the Middle level has exposed stone walls with wide board pine floors, and the Lower level has exposed stone walls with carpeting and stone floors. Each floor has radiant heat and is individually controlled.

The house is attached to the owner's home but is fully autonomous with a separate and private entrance and private off-street parking.

You will be within walking distance to the quaint village of Lumberville and the Delaware Canal walking path and pedestrian bridge that crosses the Delaware River connecting New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Here you can dine at the Historic Black Bass Restaurant or casual dining at the Lumberville General Store with inside and outside dining options. The towpath along the Delaware River is fantastic for bike riding or a leisurely walk along the 58-mile path and scenic overlook of the River. Cross over to New Jersey via the pedestrian walking bridge and enjoy the New Jersey towpath that wanders along the Delaware River to the historic town of Lambertville. I

Bring your Kayaks or Paddle Boards and enjoy boating on the Delaware River and the Delaware Canal State Park, where you can find easy access boat ramps and Kayak launches.

Within ten miles of the home, you will find many interesting towns, including New Hope, Doylestown, Lahaska, and Peddler's Village all in Pennsylvania. And in nearby New Jersey, you can experience Stockton, Lambertville, and Frenchtown.

Local Train Access via Doylestown to Philadelphia and points south, as well as in Trenton, New Jersey, provides access to trains to New York, Washington, DC, and points north and south. Philadelphia International Airport (PHL) located 32 miles from the home, has direct train access to Doylestown, where rental cars are available.