Basking in eclectic charm, this historic Solebury Township home offers 2,424 sq ft with 3 Bedrooms, 2.5 Bathrooms, a detached studio, and a barn style shed all on 2.68 peaceful acres. Built in 1930, features include solid stone walls, hardwood flooring, exposed beam ceilings, a porcelain cast-iron tub, a brick wall with a freestanding wood burning stove, a built-in fireplace with Delft blue tile accents, a Dutch door, a cedar closet, and a flagstone walkway. The façade with a slate overhang and large picture window faces Windy Bush Road. The natural entrance is from the driveway, through the privacy fence and into the side courtyard, up the flagstone landing and thru the Dutch door. Enter the Living Room with hardwood floors, a wood burning fireplace, and three panel French doors that exit onto a deck with a retractable awning. Aside the Living Room is the spacious Kitchen with tile flooring, a wood stove, ceramic tile countertops with detailed accents, and cabinets painted a warm butter yellow. The main Basement entrance with utilities and Laundry is through the Kitchen next to the back door that leads to the outside deck. Back through the Kitchen into the front of the home is a large room with a divider wall and painted exposed wood beams, the Powder room, and the front Basement access door. Upstairs, the full hall Bathroom is at the top of the stairs, and there are two Bedrooms on either side of the Bathroom, both with hardwood floors. Follow the hallway around to the front of the home for the cedar closet, another full Bathroom, and a large, carpeted bedroom with knee wall attic storage. Outside, next to the courtyard and driveway is the Studio. This inspirational space has many possibilities including art studio, yoga or meditation room, exercise gym, workshop, or storage. The barn-like open shed is just past the studio in an open field setting. This is a unique home and property, encapsulating the history and local charm of iconic New Hope, located minutes from downtown New Hope and Lambertville NJ, and easy access to Buckingham, Lahaska, Doylestown and Mechanicsburg.