John Quigley House centre-ville New Hope

The Iconic John Quigley House is known for its unique combination of historic features and modern luxury.

Step into history with original late 1700's pumpkin pine flooring, original pie staircases, and hand-stacked stone garden walls. Enjoy a chef's kitchen with rare Italian appliances, featuring a one-of-a-kind local soapstone island, along with decor honoring New Hope's roots in Art, History, and Entertainment.

We welcome you to experience the labor of many local craftsman!

Why You’ll Love It Here:

Historic Character
On your visit, leaf through the John Quigley House guide book back to the original deeds of founding Pennsylvania settlers. Spy the property on the earliest New Hope maps and atlases.

Original pumpkin pine floors, views of the historic New Hope Railroad, and patios flanked by hand stacked stone walls make the John Quigley House a unique example of early New Hope life. Once owned by Benjamin and Daniel Parry—the founders of New Hope—the property housed some of New Hope's earliest craftsmen.

Modern Comforts
While steeped in history, this home is fully updated for modern living. Enjoy the convenience of four updated, luxury bathrooms with an eclectic twist, a fully equipped chef’s kitchen, and decor honoring New Hope's roots in Art, History, and Entertainment.

Luxury Upgraded
The house plays with mixing the old with the new, complete with high quality amenities to upgrade your experience. Luxury bath and kitchen fixtures are found throughout the home from Restoration Hardware, House of Rohl, and WaterWorks. The Kitchen features a Bertazzoni stove and microwave. Complete the chef's experience with Wustoff Knives and imported Turkish ceramic tableware.

Prime Location
Explore the best of New Hope right at your doorstep. The lively art scene, unique shops, and energetic nightlife make New Hope the ideal destination for a memorable escape. The John Quigley House is just 0.2 miles from the heart of town, but the shale bank up the street maintains a remote and country peacefulness.

Perfect for Entertaining
Four blocks removed from downtown, the sounds of New Hope's bustle fade away. Gather around the cozy gas stove fireplace in the living room, enjoy a quiet morning coffee in the sun room, or sip on sundowners on one of the two patios.

Other things to note
While the wifi is state of the art, the historic staircases may not be suitable for children and those with mobility concerns.