300 Year Old Creek Side Stone Mill House

We would like to introduce you to our Mill House. Sitting in the Unami Creek, in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, this old grist mill was converted to a residence in the late 1960's. It sits on 4.2 acres, butting into hundreds of acres of park land, this house has over 6,000 sq/ft of living space on 4 floors. Many of the old posts and beams that support the original stone structure have been left exposed with many saying it reminds them of a building you would see in Europe. The concrete reinforced bridge that leads you to the mill is the oldest such bridge in the country and is the only way to get to the house. There are 5 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms with many cool and unique locations throughout the property, inside and out. We converted the bottom floor, which walks out under the deck into the yard, into a speakeasy with a bar and warm wood features throughout. The old mill was used as a speakeasy and to create alcohol during prohibition. There is a sub basement accessible through a square hatch in the floor that was used to hide the barrels of booze from the police during that time. If you would like more information, please don't hesitate to reach out. We love this old mill and would love to share it with people!