115 Foxcroft Dr

Property Description

Perfectly sited among towering pines, flowering dogwoods, and mature maples, and surrounded by leafy gardens bursting with peonies, this stately cedar-sided Colonial offers a park-like setting in the desirable Foxcroft neighborhood, just minutes from Doylestown Borough. Classic in style yet fresh in feel, the wide brick path leads you into a welcoming foyer and a surprisingly open, modern floor plan designed for today’s lifestyle. Sophisticated details include picture frame molding, rich hardwood and ceramic tile floors, and contemporary lighting throughout. The living room features a wood-burning fireplace and built-ins, while double French doors open to a stunning 1,000+ SF brick courtyard with views of a stone wall-rimmed pond, lush landscaping, and a storybook footbridge. The kitchen is a chef’s dream with honed granite counters, full-height marble tile backsplash, large island with breakfast bar, soft-close cabinetry, 5-burner Viking propane cooktop, double wall ovens, Bosch dishwasher, and smart French door refrigerator. The adjoining breakfast nook with shiplap walls flows into a beamed family room with whitewashed brick fireplace and propane stove. A sunroom with vaulted ceiling and walls of glass invites relaxation and garden views. sliding barn door opens to the gym or flex room—perfect for workouts, an artist’s studio, or homeschool space—with inspiring pond views. A mudroom, laundry area, and powder room complete the main level. Upstairs, the primary suite boasts a spa-like bath with slipper tub, glass shower, and dual vanities. A dressing room/nursery adjoins, with two additional bedrooms, a hall bath with marble vanity and glass shower, and a cedar walk-in closet down the hall. The detached, heated and cooled 2-car garage offers an additional surprise—your own private man-cave, she-shed, or creative studio. This light-filled, refined home is nestled on a quiet, dead-end street surrounded by other elegant homes—minutes from dining, shopping, and the vibrant cultural life of Doylestown.