106 N Main St, Yardley, PA 19067

Beautiful Bucks County craftsman style twin home with distinctive mansard roof, cedar shingles, inviting porches and slate patio entryways. This classic home maintains many of its original features such as original built-ins and woodworking to provide all the charm and character you would expect from a beautifully maintained 100 year old home with the added benefit of essential modern upgrades which include recently remodeled bathrooms and kitchen with stainless appliances; refinished hardwood floors; new modern energy saving double paned windows throughout; new cedar shingle siding; new roofs and guttering; upgraded electric and plumbing; dual heating systems providing heat pump efficiency with HEPA and electrostatic filtration to centrally cool during the summer, providing warmth in early spring and early winter, with the added backup of radiator heat to blanket you in warmth during the deeper winter months. This three floor home with a dry full basement, provides first floor main living and bathroom, three bedrooms and bath on the second, with a bonus third floor loft space with two additional rooms. The back property line is the Delaware Canal State Park providing waterfront access to the canal, graced by mature and inviting gardens throughout the property, with architectural elements like slate patios, pergola, and two car covered parking carriage house and bonus space. Privacy and easy care garden spaces strikes the perfect balance of country living with access to key city centers. This home provides access to great schools (public and private), outdoor living, with only minutes walking distance to the towpath, Delaware River, restaurants, microbrewery, cafes, and local shops. Notable to this centrally located home, is its easy access to public transit to Center City and the Philadelphia International Airport via the newly renovated Yardley Septa train station, or to Princeton, Newark International Airport, NYC, Baltimore and DC, using nearby Trenton and Hamilton NJ Transit and Amtrak train stations. On your days off, you may choose to jump in your car (or motorcycle) to tour beautiful Bucks County roadways to historic villages such as Newtown, New Hope, Lambertville, Doylestown, Frenchtown or to parks such as Washington’s Crossing, Bowman’s Hill, Tyler, Core Creek, Ringing Rocks, The Delaware Water Gap, and much more…