Introducing 226 Smithtown Road, a Bucks County Stone Farmhouse, circa 1780, situated on 3.65 acres. This beauty is located within walking distance of Ralph Stover State Park, and just a five-minute drive to the Delaware River. This home offers charm, style, and endless comfort and entertainment, both inside and out. The Farmhouse includes five fireplaces with wood mantles, beamed ceilings, exposed stone walls, wide plank pine flooring, deep windowsills, built-ins and storage cubbies, original doors and hardware, pie staircases and much more. You will immediately experience this when entering the homes foyer and are greeted by the first walk-in fireplace. This home is not only charming but functional with large rooms and a versatile floor plan. You will also rest easy with a brand new roof and an almost new, lightly used septic system installed in 2017. Off the eat-in kitchen is what was an enclosed porch, now currently used as the dining room and office area, both overlooking the mature acreage and scenery. Continue through the dining room to a comfortable family room surrounded by large windows with exceptional views of the property. Completing the first floor, in the original part of the home, is the living room with wood flooring, beamed ceiling, two fireplaces, and built-in bookcases. The second level has three nice sized bedrooms with wide plank flooring, good closet space, a large upstairs foyer, a full bath, and two staircases providing access to the attic storage. The outdoors creates a peaceful setting for relaxing and large enough for any activity, with a huge fenced-in garden area, a greenhouse, beehives and, of course, a chicken coop with six hens (Peggy, Penny, Pippi, Poppy, Polly and Patty). To top off the property, a large working barn located to the right of house, can be used for storage for toys and equipment or workshop.