This house has a rich and significant history to the Lansdale and Hatfield municipalities. The house is on the National Register of Historic Places. Built in 1831 on the southwest corner of what later became Hatfield Township. It was annexed into the Borough of Lansdale in 1897. This "cottage" home has all the appearance of past century charm with present day amenities. Step in through the front dutch door into the heart of the home; colonial warmth with a rustic wood beamed ceiling, and random planked floor. To your left is the original walk in cooking fireplace that has been functionally updated with a iron wood burning stove insert adding natural heat to the home. Towards the right rear, open a door into a large greenhouse/solarium; a room of wonderful options for a green thumb or sunbather.. To the left is the cozy open cupboard kitchen with mosaic tiled and stone pointed walls. Exiting outback onto the brick patio you walk through a unique sitting room with a second fireplace. Venture up the half mooned spiral stairs to the master bedroom with open beam ceilings and knotty pine furnishings. If George Washington hadn't already visited, he would have loved it!