the Delaware and Lehigh Valleys of Pennsylvania and Surrounding Areas

Cottage,Converted Barn,Dwelling w/Separate Living Area - Detached This spectacular 25 acre treasure, "The Crebilly Lot" is being subdivided and placed under a conservation easement with breathtaking views, and is now available to its next lucky stewards. The Crebilly Lot includes its own private entrance, winding past a charming stone chapel, meticulously crafted by artisan John Milner, and a historic Serpentine Stone bank barn with scenic views of the serene pond. The new owner may build the home of their dreams where a current ranch home exists. The Crebilly Lot will have access to the adjacent 208 acres, also being subdivided, and is under agreement of sale with Westtown Township with the intention that it will be subject to deed restrictions associated with County, State and other funders providing for trails and passive recreation. This incredible parcel, part of legendary "Crebilly Farm", is now being offered individually, or along with three other adjacent parcels totaling approximately 104 historic acres . The remaining acreage that is being offered separately from this listing, includes 3 parcels, to be subdivided, each ranging from 16-35 acres. The "Equestrian Lot" features enclosed paddocks, several notable barns including a classic Pennsylvania forebay barn, a large horse barn with stalls, a tack room, feed room and wash stall , supporting elements including corn cribs, storage sheds, guest houses and an original blacksmith shop. The 35.8 acre "Field Lot" features endless, panoramic views and is approved for building the enclave of your dreams. It will also offer access to the adjacent 208 acres, upon completion of the subdivision. The 15.8 acre "Homestead Lot" features a breathtaking John Milner designed and Griffiths constructed Main Residence with pool, sun-filled living spaces, soaring ceilings with an open flow and incredible views of the entire farm. Each of the above described offerings are available as part of one of Chester County's largest and most scenic farms, owned by the same family since 1937