Licking Creek Farm is a Bucks County treasure, steeped in PA history and sited on 58 acres of gently rolling landscape. The c.1740 Jacob Beidler Homestead anchors the main house and combines with restored architectural treasures and 1996 additions, resulting in an ambiance of refined antiquity. Period details throughout: 18th century beams, exposed log, random-width floors, pie and ladder stairs, Moravian hardware, walk-in fireplaces, built-in cupboards. The original house ? keeping room, living room and office - flow into the sun room addition with walls of windows to enjoy views of the pond and distant fields. The main bedroom suite transforms a c.1780 log cabin into a trove of rooms easily adaptable to your lifestyle. Entertaining will likely center around the large kitchen and breakfast room addition, full of old-world charm. The dining room is a completely intact c.1800 log house, surrounded by a tiled sun porch opening to a delightful garden. Two bedrooms and full bath upstairs complete the main house. Refurbished outbuildings offer endless possibilities for family compound or bed and breakfast. The c.1780 log guest house offers keeping and living rooms, kitchen, bedroom loft and full bath. A rare c.1775 round-log barn serves as 3-bay garage, while the c.1760 plank house has 2-1/2 stories of potential living space. The wagon shed and bank barn are original to the property, each with electricity. Located 5 min from I476; 50 min to Philadelphia; 105 min to NYC; 90 min to Harrisburg.