63 W Peace Valley Road

CHALFONT, Pennsylvania 18914

This is a sanctuary built with intention, heart, and artistry. Nestled in a uniquely private setting, yet just moments from all the essentials you need to be near in your life, this extraordinary home offers more than just a place to live... it offers a lifestyle of peace, purpose, and connection. Designed by the current owners to be their forever home, the home was envisioned and built with care, creativity, and an unwavering attention to detail. Life, however, had other plans for the current owners, and now this rare opportunity is yours to discover. Inspired by a Fine Homebuilding Magazine feature, this residence was brought to life through a collaboration with local architects Phillips & Donovan. The result? A timeless, craftsman-inspired design that blends comfort and intention with sustainable beauty. The first-floor living includes the primary bedroom with access to the rear decking that wraps fully around the length of the rear of the home. The open living floorplan includes the living room with wood-burning fireplace, the kitchen and dining area ... all will give the living ambience that you've been looking for. The upper level holds 2 lovely bedrooms and a full bath. The walkout lower-level retreat has a large bonus room that can act as a 4th bedroom, along with a very large recreation space that is plumbed for a wet bar... all with hardwood flooring. There is a third bath on the lower level, completing its livability. The detached garage also holds an additional bath in preparation for a pool to be sited in the rear of the house. The property has been approved for an in-ground pool situated in the rear between the house and this bath. This home was tailored for living fully and creatively. The construction process was as personal as the design. Craftsmen from Maryland, who had worked with the owners for years, were brought in to contribute their artistry. The stair railings were custom-fabricated by a local metal artist, David Wilt. The warm ash flooring, stair treads, and support posts were handmade by a Mennonite family-run milling business . Even the front door, a solid fir Craftsman-style masterpiece, was handcrafted by another artisan from the same community who specializes only in doors and shutters. When you step outside, you will sense the serenity of the home's interior continuing. The horizontal deck railings echo the interior's clean lines, with a subtle Japanese influence that reflects the peacefulness of the property. Every element here was chosen not just for form or function, but for the feeling it brings. This is more than a house. It's a home built with soul, meant to be a retreat, a gathering place, and a forever kind of place. Come experience the rare combination of thoughtful design, fine craftsmanship, and secluded beauty.