Historic 1752 house on 8.3 acres, known as "stone hollow farm" A rich piece of Northampton County history. It was established by Christopher Stoffer Wagner, an early settler of the Hellertown area. It was indicated that the house was used as a tavern where General Lafayette stopped from the battle of Brandywine to Bethlehem in 1777. The property was known as Wagner's Tavern. Buildings consist of the 1752 house comprising three bedrooms, a living room, a kitchen, and two baths. The smaller guest house is a living room with a kitchen and 1 bedroom upstairs. The old Summer kitchen has been converted to additional guest quarters. Stone lap pool between the homes. Art studio by the entrance of the barn. The highlight of the property is the imposing stone bank barn on the west side of Springhill Road, the bank barn was built when the Industrial Revolution was in full swing about 1840. The stable wall is a stone construction. The barn measures about 40 feet wide and 60 feet long. Timbering in the barn is oak construction. The wagon bay floors are composed of original planks. The barn is featured in stables, beautiful paddocks horse barns and tack rooms published in 2010. This is an amazing property with unlimited potential. Homes are in very original condition and ready for restoration.

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