Presenting the historic Fashion Farms headquarters. Set along the banks of Pidcock Creek in one of Buckingham Township’s most scenic and enduring agricultural corridors, this extraordinary 57-acre estate offers a rare convergence of land, legacy, and lifestyle. Framed by rolling hills and protected vistas, the property reflects a landscape shaped by generations of stewardship, where the natural beauty of Bucks County unfolds in every direction. At the center of the estate, a substantial stone residence of over 6,700 square feet embodies both grandeur and warmth, offering 6 bedrooms, 4 full and 2 half baths. Designed for both refined living and relaxed gathering, the home features grand living and dining rooms and a richly appointed trophy room/office—a distinctive nod to the legacy of Fashion Farms and its place within the harness racing world. The chef’s kitchen is anchored by an impressive 15-foot island and elevated appliances, while a sunroom with vaulted ceilings captures magnificent views of the surrounding countryside. A main-level bedroom suite connects to a private wellness retreat complete with gym, sauna, steam room, and access to an outdoor hot tub. The upper level presents a luxurious primary wing featuring a grand, generously scaled sitting room with an exposed fieldstone wall, creating a striking architectural focal point. The primary bedroom offers its own fireplace and is complemented by a dressing room and well-appointed bath, while a private staircase provides convenient access to the home’s wellness spaces. Additional bedrooms and baths provide comfort and flexibility. A climate-controlled wine cellar completes the lower level. A Pennsylvania bluestone patio extends the living space outdoors, inviting quiet enjoyment of the property’s remarkable setting. Originally established as the headquarters of the renowned Fashion Farms breeding and racing operation, the property carries a legacy of purpose and excellence. The land itself, traversed by Pidcock Creek, is part of a historic corridor dating back to the earliest settlement of Bucks County. The farm is thoughtfully improved with extensive equestrian facilities, including a stallion barn with heated lab/office and attached paddocks with 58” no-climb fencing, two large horse barns offering a total of 37 stalls, wash stalls, feed rooms, offices, and caretaker apartments, as well as an antique bank barn with hay loft. Approximately 20 fenced paddocks, multiple pastures with heated automatic waterers, run-in sheds, and a horse walker support a fully realized operation. Additional improvements include a stone farm office, a 3-car garage with studio apartment above, pole barns, expansive equipment shed with attached heated shop, greenhouse frame, chicken coop, and paved internal roadways with bridges over stream corridors. Fuel storage and multiple water sources, including a well and historic hand-dug well, further support the property’s agricultural utility.
Accessed through a gated entrance with stone pillars and iron gates, the estate offers both privacy and presence in one of Bucks County’s most desirable rural settings. Importantly, the acreage is not encumbered by a conservation easement—an increasingly rare attribute—offering exceptional flexibility for continued equestrian use, a gentleman’s farm, or a private country estate. The property may be offered furnished, presenting a rare turnkey opportunity with a thoughtfully curated and seamlessly appointed living experience.
