Colonial

Conveniently located in the heart of Langhorne Borough, the Signature House or Tomlinson-Huddleston House is a rare find. Built in 1783, some of the most prominent figures in the founding of Langhorne carved their names on the unique signature stones set in its edifice. On its 200th birthday, the Signature House gained the distinction of being the first home in the Borough to be listed in the National Register of Historic Places. Googling its nicknames will lead you to webpages chronicling the history of this storied home and its occupants, including its own Wikipedia page.The Signature Home s caretakers (only the second owners in almost 100 years) have updated the house to modern specs with an eye to preserving the history of the home. Among the recent updates: Renovation of all three bathrooms in the house, Renovation of the kitchen, Electrical system refurbishment (new fixtures, outlets, and switches), Water heater -- Bradford White, Paver patio walkway, Significant landscaping. With two additions to the original stone building, the Signature Home is large enough to support anything you can imagine. Enjoy its original random-width pine flooring, deep window bays, or admire its original hand-hewn rafters. It s slate patio and backyard are perfect for entertaining or family fun.There simply is nothing quite like this home on the market. Set in the center of Langhorne Boro, you can walk down the street to the Langhorne Coffee Shop, Brothers Pizza, Precision Automotive, the town s churches, the Mayor s Playground, and Kindercare daycare center. You are also steps away from the Catawissa Creek Nature Preserve and a short drive to both Core Creek Park and Tyler State Park. Nestled between Route 1, I-95, and the Pennsylvania Turnpike, this unique home is situated close to almost anywhere you would want to work or visit in the Delaware Valley. Add your signature to one of the most iconic homes in Langhorne Borough.