PRICE REDUCED! A charming Bucks County village along the Delaware River is home to the JohnL. Riegel house, a historic treasure on more than eight acres. Since 1860, thestately residence has remained in the Riegel family, a testament to thedescendants instrumental in the settlement and development of the Borough ofRiegelsville. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the property is nowthe first opportunity for a new steward to preserve its integrity.The stately Georgian main house spans three levels with a brick, stone andwood exterior. Architectural features abound with wood floors, raised panelmoldings and thick pocket doors. Breathtaking in size and appointments, theliving room boasts two fireplaces, windows with deep sills, and high ceilings.Across the hall, a formal dining room with leaded glass curved windows andaccess to a private library with fireplace and built in bookcases whispers ofelegant gatherings in years past. Upper levels offer six bedrooms and four fullbaths. A sizeable caretaker s cottage, original carriage house, barn/garage andinground swimming pool stand on the scenic parcel bordering the river towpath.New Hope, Frenchtown, and Doylestown are popular dining and culturaldestinations a few miles south, and the Riegelsville bridge is a stone s throw awayfor crossing into New Jersey.