A truly exceptional opportunity to own a landmark home in one of Pennsylvania’s most treasured historic districts. This enchanting Tudor Revival residence, designed and built in the early 20th century by renowned architect, craftsman, and artist Morgan Colt, is a cornerstone of the Phillips Mill Historic District—recognized on the National Register of Historic Places. ​Originally a stone barn, Colt transformed the structure into a captivating home featuring handcrafted woodwork, wrought iron details, and leaded glass windows. The property is part of the "Little English Village," a collection of Gothic and Tudor-style buildings that Colt developed, reflecting his dedication to the Arts and Crafts movement. ​Nestled between the Delaware River and the canal path, the Morgan Colt House offers a serene setting just minutes from downtown New Hope. The surrounding area is steeped in artistic heritage, having been home to the New Hope Art Colony and figures like Edward Redfield and Daniel Garber. ​This property presents a unique opportunity for preservationists, artists, or those seeking a distinctive residence rich in character and history. With its architectural significance and idyllic location, the Morgan Colt House stands as a testament to early 20th-century craftsmanship and the enduring legacy of the New Hope art community.​ Additional two story Carriage home with fireplace and two story Guest Cottage with large fireplace A total of 3 buildings and small garden shed.