Features & Amenities

Interior

  • Total Bedrooms

    N/A

  • Bathrooms

    N/A

  • Cooling YN

    YES

  • Cooling

    Central Air, Ductless, Electric

  • Heating YN

    YES

  • Heating

    Wood Stove, Electric, Wood, Forced Air

  • Pet friendly

    N/A

Exterior

  • Garage

    No

  • Construction Materials

    Block, Frame

  • Parking

    Private, Paved, Parking Lot

  • Pool

    No

  • Waterfront YN

    YES

  • View

    Water, River, Scenic

Area & Lot

  • Lot Features

    Waterfront

  • Lot Size(acres)

    0.86

  • Lot Size(square feet)

    37,452

  • Property Type

    Commercial Sale

Price

  • Sales Price

    $5,000,000

  • Tax Amount

    $18,484

  • Financing Options

    Conventional

  • Sq. Footage

    N/A

  • Price/SqFt

    N/A

HOA

  • Association

    No

School District

  • Elementary School

    N/A

  • Middle School

    N/A

  • High School

    N/A

Property Features

  • New Construction

    NO

  • Sewer

    Public Sewer

  • Tax Lot

    123-001

  • Water Source

    Public

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The Landing, a pillar of the downtown New Hope dining and tavern lifestyle, is available for the first time in over 40 years alongside its companion private breakfast club: Fred's.  With approximately 270' of continuous river frontage across two parcels, the Landing's outdoor brick dining patio features nearly 100' of riverfront railing with dozens of tables enjoying the scenic views of the water, the bridge to Lambertville, NJ, and watercraft of all kinds passing by.  The popular 'indoor/outdoor' bar offers 45 feet of bar top and is a nightlife destination year-round thanks to its clear partitions that maintain the views but keep out the weather.  Inside the primary restaurant dining space, flexible seating / table arrangements are set up from the rustic fireside in the East room to classic indoor bar at the main entrance.  The kitchen facilities are ample and well laid out, and there is large food-running door straight from the kitchen to the outdoor patio.  FRED'S BREAKFAST CLUB, since 2008, is one of the most popular morning hangouts in the area, featuring a combination throwback, diner-style eating establishment with over 30 seats, overlooking the river with a tangential retail operation of custom-made dog treats, merchandise, and more.  Unique and well-branded, Fred's is established as the 'worst kept secret' for locals, who love the complimentary coffee, hearty menu, and a place where everyone is a regular.  Two boat docks at the shoreline offer a tourist boating operation (tenant) and one of the popular Dragon Boat teams (non-profit, charitable organization).  Special events, weddings, and theme nights have always ingratiated these establishments to the local community, as well as the throngs of curious tourists who flock to our town year-round to explore the history, culture, dining, shops, and endless entertainment that abounds in downtown New Hope and its sister city across the river.  Once in a generation opportunity to take the reins of two well-established and popular restaurants, or bring your own vision for the future and launch it at the center of downtown, with prime riverfront views, Land Your Potential Here!

22 N MAIN STREET

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The distinguished structure now home to Oldestone Steakhouse began its life in 1873–1874 as the New Hope Methodist Episcopal Church, later known as the New Hope United Methodist Church. Built on land purchased for $600, it stood between two other historic landmarks—the Logan Inn and the Crook home, now the Mansion Inn. Designed by architect James Bird and constructed with the stonework of mason Peter S. Naylor, the building was valued at $14,000 upon completion. Its Gothic sandstone façade, soaring ceilings, and intricate stained glass windows made it an architectural treasure from the day it opened.
The church replaced an earlier wood-frame Methodist church on Mechanic Street, which had fallen into disrepair. While no photographs of the original structure are known to exist, its cemetery remains adjacent to the municipal parking lot. For 125 years, the building served as a spiritual center for New Hope’s Methodist community. Its congregation included both African Methodist Episcopal members in the early 1800s and white Methodist groups by the 1830s, reflecting the religious diversity and energy of the Second Great Awakening, a revival movement that swept America between 1795 and 1835. The final service in the building was held in 1999, after which the congregation relocated to Solebury.
Following its closure as a church, the building entered a new chapter as Marsha Brown’s, a Creole-inspired fine dining restaurant that operated for nearly two decades. Known for its dramatic ambiance and refined cuisine, Marsha Brown’s became a dining destination in New Hope before closing during the COVID-19 pandemic. In 2021, the space was reimagined as Oldestone Steakhouse, a modern metropolitan steakhouse that honors the building’s architectural grandeur while offering USDA Prime steaks, fresh seafood, and craft cocktails. Many of the original features remain intact, including the stained glass windows, repurposed church pews, a striking 30-foot mural titled Redemption by Russian artist Valeriy Belenikin, chandeliers featured in John Wick 3, and a speakeasy-style jazz lounge on the third floor.  New Hope itself has a rich history dating back 10,000 years, when the Lenni-Lenape Native Americans settled along the Delaware River. In the early 1700s, William Penn authorized land sales that led to the founding of the town. Originally known as Coryell’s Ferry, the area became a vital crossing point on Old York Road, the main route between Philadelphia and New York City. George Washington lodged in New Hope the night before his famous crossing of the Delaware River in 1776 and later ordered the ferry destroyed to prevent British pursuit. The town endured shelling during the Revolutionary War, and some buildings are still said to contain unexploded ordnance in their rafters.  In the 19th century, the opening of the Delaware Canal in 1832 transformed New Hope into a thriving trade hub. Officially incorporated in 1837 after a devastating fire destroyed Benjamin Parry’s mills, the rebuilt town was seen as a “new hope” for the community, giving rise to its name. The 20th century brought a cultural renaissance, with New Hope becoming a haven for Pennsylvania Impressionist painters such as Daniel Garber and Edward Redfield, and the Bucks County Playhouse, opened in 1939, attracting theatrical luminaries including Helen Hayes, George C. Scott, and Robert Redford. In 2002, New Hope made history again by becoming the first borough in Pennsylvania to ban discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity. Today, the building  remains an integral part of New Hope’s living history. Preserved through the work of the New Hope Historical Society, it stands as a testament to the town’s evolution from a colonial ferry crossing to a vibrant cultural and culinary destination. Its transformation from church to celebrated restaurant captures both the spirit of preservation and the creativity that defines New Hope!
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15 S MAIN STREET

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$5,995,000

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