69 E Oakland Ave Doylestown, PA 18901

The Edward Heston House, a plaster-over-stone building dating back prior to 1845, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Currently, it features a two-bedroom dwelling in combination with a business, but it could also be converted into a full office. The property is located directly in the center of downtown Doylestown, offering walking access to the shopping district, County Theater, Michener Museum, and restaurant row. The building features original wide plank pine floors, deep-set windows, and custom built-ins. The south-facing sunroom has oversized windows. The main level includes a large home office/meeting room that can double as a dining room, a formal living room, and a full kitchen with a back entrance from the paved parking lot, which can accommodate 4-6 vehicles. The private backyard includes a stone terrace area, mint, blueberry, and quince bushes, and an attached shed/storage structure. The existing footprint offers an opportunity to expand the upper floors. The property has a new roof, hot water heater, newer central AC and mini-split, radon remediation system, and partial exterior CCTV and security system. The lot size is 0.19 acres and the property size is 2226 square feet.