316 Blackberry Cir, New Hope, PA, 18938

Welcome to 316 Blackberry Circle in the Village of Buckingham Springs, a desirable 55+ active adult community in New Hope, Buckingham Township. Set on an oversized corner lot with a quieter feel and no through traffic, this well-cared-for Chalfont model offers comfort, space, and thoughtful updates in a setting that stands out within the community. The interior features an updated kitchen with Corian countertops, and quiet-close cabinetry, creating a clean and functional space for everyday living. The appliances are updated as well, including an induction stove with rangehood featuring Authentic Mexican Talavera Tile backsplash. Additional improvements include an newer roof, Pella windows and door. A bright three-season room addition that provides a wonderful place to relax, read, entertain, or enjoy the changing seasons. Outdoor living is another highlight, with a Trex deck and motorized SunSetter awning that extends the usable living space and creates a shaded spot for morning coffee, casual dining, or quiet evenings. A large 2-car length garage with a workbench adds valuable storage, hobby space, or room for a practical workshop. Buckingham Springs offers the lifestyle many active-adult buyers are looking for, with a community clubhouse, amenities, and heated swimming pool that create opportunities to gather, relax, and stay connected close to home. Beyond the community, the location provides easy access to shopping, dining, and everyday conveniences in Buckingham, Lahaska, New Hope, and Doylestown. Enjoy nearby Peddler’s Village, New Hope’s river-town charm, local restaurants and galleries, the Delaware River and canal area, Bowman’s Hill Wildflower Preserve, Washington Crossing Historic Park, and Doylestown’s museums and cultural attractions. With its oversized corner lot, useful updates, inviting indoor and outdoor spaces, and convenient Bucks County location, 316 Blackberry Circle offers a comfortable one-level lifestyle in one of the area’s established active-adult communities.