Romantic Riverfront Cottage in Bucks County, PA

Your very own Colonial Williamsburg-style cottage with wood-burning fireplace in a park-like setting on the Delaware River, 13 miles south of New Hope and Lambertville and 5-10 minutes from trains to Philadelphia and New York City.

Furnished with 18th-century reproduction furniture and Oriental rugs, the cottage is perfect for week-long vacations, weekend getaways, writer's retreats, house-hunting visits, or temporary lodging for relocated execs. It's ideal for a couple, but it also works for a family of four, or three close friends who don't mind sharing a bathroom.

The bedroom has a four-poster double bed with crocheted canopy, matelasse spread, and 600 thread-count sheets. The 'tavern room' off the kitchen provides extra sleeping space, with a twin bed and pop-up trundle, and a place to use your laptop. The sunny eat-in kitchen, though not designed for elaborate gourmet cooking, has everything you'll need to prepare simple meals.

There really is no place like our Bucks County Cottage on the Delaware, and we love sharing it with like-minded souls. Come visit us soon!

If you need help planning your visit to Bucks County, spend some time exploring the Bucks County Visitors Bureau and Bucks County Area Guide Web sites. Another great source of "insider advice" on memorable restaurants and things to do in Bucks County is Jim Flynn's Best Weekends.

Happy Travels,
Emily & Alfred Glossbrenner
Bucks County Cottage on the Delaware
215-736-1213

P.S. For even more photos of the cottage and some of our favorite places nearby, click here for our photo album and slideshow.

Note: You can also find us on VRBO and HomeAway.

Property Amenities

Living room with fireplace and river views.
3.5-acre park-like setting.
One bedroom with 4-poster double bed.
Extra sleeping space in "Tavern Room" with twin bed and trundle.
Elegant tile bathroom with combination tub/shower.
600 thread-count sheets and fluffy white towels.
Two terrycloth bathrobes.
Sunny eat-in kitchen with table and chairs for four.
Outdoor dining for two on the terrace.
Generous supply of split logs during fall/winter months.
Cable TV and DVD/VHS players in living room and bedroom.
High-speed Internet access (wireless/cable).
Telephone and Answering Machine.
Central air-conditioning.
Dishwasher/Microwave/Coffeemaker.
Washer and Dryer.
Iron and Ironing Board.
Charcoal Grill.
Private driveway with parking space for two cars.
No Pets.
No Smoking.

Community Amenities

Antiquing and Art Galleries in New Hope and Lambertville.
Exceptional dining at dozens of inns and taverns along the Delaware River.
Walk or bike to town/Starbucks on Delaware Canal Towpath.
Hiking in Tyler State Park and Washington Crossing Wildflower Preserve,
Mule Barge Rides and Steam Locomotive Train Rides from New Hope into the countryside.
Kayaking/Rafting/Tubing from Point Pleasant.
Revolutionary War Encampments and Reenactments at Washington Crossing State Park.
Spectacular views of fall foliage along the Delaware River and from Bowman's Tower.
Bucks County Winery and other vineyard tours.
Day Trips (by car or commuter train) into Philadelphia and New York City.
Princeton University (with its world-class campus and art museum) is just 25 minutes away.
World's only Sesame Place Theme Park is a 10-minute drive.
Whatever your interests or passions... Bucks County delivers!

Rental Special

Winter Getaway Special

10% discount when you book the Cottage for 7 nights or more. (Mention Promo Code BCGS at time of booking.)

Offer applies
for visits from
Jan 1 thru Feb 28, 2010.

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Guest Comment

"It was a delight to stay in your cottage. Everything was just perfect. We first started renting "homes" on a trip to Italy many years ago and have become very spoiled - never wanting to stay in hotels. It was so great to find your cottage as we are frequent visitors to Bucks County and have stayed at most of the B&Bs.... but there is nothing like a "home" of your own. And that is just what the cottage felt like. Hope to visit you again soon! "
- Cathi and Tom, Brooklyn, NY 10/16/06
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