A long driveway follows along the Alexauken Creek and opens to over twenty acres of privacy and spectacular grounds. Manicured trails take you through the property passing several outbuildings originally part of the old Mount Airy Zoo. The reptile house and the buffalo pen are still standing, but need a loving caretaker to refurbish them. The carriage house and a large barn offer great storage or can be renovated for livestock. This property was once home to sheep, horses and other farm animals. Original parts of the house date back to the 1700's, with hand hewn beams over 20 feet long in the living room and two original windows. Massive walk-in fireplace in the living room and vintage Mercer tile surrounded fireplace in the dining room with tiles of all the zoo animals. There is a third fireplace in the borning room. Other features include stenciled walls and floors, turned stairways, beautiful wood flooring, original doors and hardware, exposed stone. Pleasant views from every window. Gathering morels abundant in the spring and a multitude of song birds year round will please the naturalist. Blue birds and warblers frequent this property year round. The stream attracts wood ducks as well as mallards. The rolling land is home to owls, deer, foxes, vultures, and flying squirrels. A 3 bedroom ranch home sits at the peak of the property. Paradise, tranquility and a lovely stream who could ask for anything more. This unique oasis is close to the culture, dining and shopping in Lambertville and New Hope and an easy commute using Route 202. Currently farmland assessed. Tax parcels 26-00011-00011-Q0296, 26-00011-00011, combined annual taxes approx $11,800.