King Manor 6 miles to Sesame!

There's lots of space in this amazing home. Upstairs there is one King Bedroom, one Queen Bedroom and one Single Bedroom. First floor has a half bath, Living Room with 72" Flat Smart TV, Huge Dining Room and efficiently well equipped Kitchen. The Back Deck is a great conversation space and the back yard is fenced. The front portico is an impressive entry to the Manor House Foyer. There is lots of free parking and the property includes 10 acres to explore. Half are wooded and half are farmette. This home is 15 minutes from Sesame Place, 10 minutes to the train and 5 minutes to Brodie's Ice Cream! There is a "Peek-a-boo" view of the Neshamity Creek from the 2nd floor Queen Bedroom most months of the year, that is lovely. The King Bedroom view and Single Bedroom view is of the farm and forest. This is an amazing spot to reconnect and relax. We are available via the Airbnb app and will respond as quickly as possible to Guests needs, often within minutes. The Manor is on top of a hill, and the surrounding land provides a beautiful backdrop for photos in every season. There is a one bedroom Suite attached to the Manor, that may be added to a reservation, based on availability. Please ask for details if more space is desired. Here's what's close by: Newportville Inn German Restaurant & Tavern 0.5 miles BRODIE'S ICECREAM 1.0 miles Camilla's Pizza Restaurant 1.0 miles GIANT Food Store 1.8 miles Durham Deli 1.8 miles Johnson Hall Coffee House 1.9 miles Bucks County Community College Epstein Campus 2.5 miles Bristol Riverside Theatre 4.0 miles Bristol Train Station 4.4 miles Oxford Valley Mall 5.0 miles Neshaminy State Park 5.2 miles Philadelphia Mills Mall 4.9 miles Amtrak/SEPTA Station Cornwells 5.1 miles Sesame Place 6.0 miles Trenton Transit Center 16 miles Trenton-Mercer Airport (TTN) 17 miles Pennsylvania Convention Center 21 miles Philadelphia International Airport (PHL) 30 miles Six Flags Great Adventure 35 miles There is lots of free parking! The Manor was built in 1813 and has been a recuperating hospital for officers returning from the Civil War; a mid-century schoolhouse and a stately home for several Bucks County families, in between.