Located in historic Wycombe Village Bucks County This stunning 5 bedroom brick Colonial Revival Style home known as the Squire Edward Kirk house was designed in 1911 by noted Doylestown architect Oscar Martin. Located midway between Newtown and Doylestown and bordered by 114 acres of conservation land - this exquisitely restored home offers a heated in-ground saltwater pool as well as a one-bedroom carriage house and 1 bedroom pool cottage, perfect for weekend guests, offices, in-laws, nanny quarters or generating rental income (zoning is VC-1).Once inside you will find a stunning new designer kitchen with granite counters and island, white custom cabinetry, mahogany floors, stainless appliances, breakfast room with French doors leading to a fenced brick patio, and multiple windows overlooking a neighboring conserved 114 acres. Dining room with dentil molding and chair rail can be closed off with solid mahogany pocket doors. To the left of the main entrance you will find an expanded living/family room complemented by extensive mill work and featuring a fireplace with Mercer tiles and original mantel. Completing the first floor is a powder room, mud room and laundry. Main staircase and separate butler's stairs both lead you up to the 2nd level where you will find three bedrooms, including the extended master bedroom complete with multiple closets and an updated full bath. The third floor has been finished with two more bedrooms and a delightful sunny bath with cast iron tub. Additional highlights include a brand new $50,000 state-of-the-art septic system, dual zoned central air, gas heat, butler's stairway, recessed lighting, mahogany doors with original oil-rubbed brass hardware, ceiling fans, and central vacuum system. This truly amazingly restored home is located in Blue Ribbon Central Bucks School District , has low taxes, and is within commuting distance of Philadelphia, Princeton, and New York City. The VC-1 zoning permits legal rentals, professional office and home occupation. Schedule your private showing today.