Located in bucolic Holland, Bucks County, Northampton Township, this 1923 Colonial Craftsman style home is a true picture of history and architectural design influence from the Frank Lloyd Wright era. The open front porch is classic and inviting. Spring Avenue is a no through street, making a quiet, low-key environment for the handful of homes here. Across the street is the no longer used railroad which is soon to become a rail to trail path connecting with the Newtown Rail Trail and more of Bucks and Montgomery County by walking and biking. The very large lot extends to the back into the tree line. There is no doubt this is a special, peaceful place to live! On the main floor of this home there's a bedroom, a full bathroom and a bonus room. The bonus room could possibly be used for expanding the main bedroom, an exercise room or a home office or just extra space. The kitchen is very large and has some newer appliances. Upstairs there are 3 bedrooms, all have hardwood floors under the carpet. The middle room is reminiscent of the era the home was constructed. It can be used for bedroom furniture and extra closet space. There's a full basement with laundry area. The well pump was replaced in April 2022. The newer washer and dryer are included. Roof replacement records show 2005 & 2006. A generator transfer switch is located outside the garage for easy access in case of power outages. The vinyl siding has a transferrable warranty as do the windows. More features: Windows were replaced in 2008. Transferrable window warranty. Award winning Council Rock school district. Northampton Township has municipal trash collection so no private trash bill to pay. The home is in a central location to Tyler State Park, Bucks County Community College, Core Creek Park and Churchville Nature Center. Just over 5 minutes to Newtown shopping, restaurants & farmer's market.