"Shottower Farm". This is a magnificently restored stone and stucco manor home, with a charming carriage home; a barn with two stalls and tack room on 12+ gracious aces of woodland and pasture. A meandering stream runs through the property complete with a charming spring house. Beautiful example of a Bucks County barn - complete with two stalls and tack room. Outdoor pool with a separate outbuilding and a lovely carriage house, ideal for hosting and maintaining privacy for your guests. This gentleman's estate is secluded and yet offers the convenience of a location only minutes to downtown historic Doylestown. The property earned its name during the Civil War era when troops made "shot" for their muskets by dropping hot molten lead from a high stone tower. The original home was built prior to the Revolution. It is believed the main house dates back to 1725. A magnificent example of Bucks County historical craftsmanship.