Connecticut Tavern in Bucks County – Early, private a beauty

The circa 1695 tavern stood in the town of Colchester Connecticut until 1963. It was disassembled and stored until 1987 when it was carefully reconstructed on a private site in Warminster Pennsylvania. It now proudly tells its own story of Colonial Americas beginnings with its massive chestnut beams, substantial fireplace and diamond leaded windows. Perfect for the antique lover with a safe location for children to run. The charm of a Pilgrim period home with the best of modern conveniences including two heating and cooling systems. Modern kitchen includes granite countertops, Sub Zero refrigerator, wine cooler, antique Mercer tile and lots of light. Beautiful private lot with mature landscaping, hedges, blueberry bushes and a paved private drive at a dead end. The property is within walking distance to elementary and high schools and within 1 mile of fire department and hospital. Very convenient to PA turnpike and I-95. Very few restored 17th century homes exist. This property has never before been offered for sale! Please visit: http://web.mac.com/sparrowcreative/iWeb/Site%205/Colchester%20Tavern.html