This charming early nineteenth century home may date back as early as 1807 according to the Bucks County Conservancy. They describe it as "... a 2 1/2 story clapboard home situated at the south end of a row of handsomely preserved mill workers homes on Ferry Street...the current owners have taken every effort to expose the authentic interior appointments, such as two stone fireplaces framed with the original wood mantels and original built in cupboards at each side while preserving the exterior charm. With exposed beams and random width pine floors throughout, much has been done to preserve the structure's classic and pure simplicity..." The current owners are happy to share the Conservancy's original document from 1977 with the proud new owners of 60 W Ferry St. This historic 2 Bedroom, 1 1/2 Bath home with finished attic that could be used as a 3rd bedroom exudes warmth. There is a fenced backyard for your garden and year round enjoyment and a sweet front porch added in the late nineteenth century. This home is just a short stroll to the towpath, the river, shops, entertainment, restaurants and all that New Hope and Lambertville have to offer. Reasonably priced permit parking is available. This home could be a full time residence, a weekend getaway or a rental income investment, as it has an impressive rental history. Come visit today!