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This beautifully expanded cape with South Mountain views sits on nearly a half acre in the Hickory Hills neighborhood in Lower Saucon township. Boasting 5 bedrooms, 4.5 baths, and a newly finished lower level, this spacious home will accommodate family and friends with ease. Gather in the large family room with its brick fireplace and wet bar, perfect for entertaining. The kitchen offers granite counters, a 6-burner gas range, stainless appliances, a large island with seating, and two pantry closets. A sitting room, a study with an arched window, and a private office with French doors and built-ins are complemented by a sunroom overlooking the private backyard. The first-floor primary suite has a double-door entry, a floor-to-ceiling brick fireplace, two closets, and a spa-style bath with a jetted soaking tub and rainfall shower. Upstairs are four bedrooms, including a vaulted bonus room with skylights, plus two baths, a sitting area, and a balcony with retractable awning. The finished lower level adds a recreation room with a gas fireplace and projector screen, an exercise room, and a luxurious full bath with dual rainfall showers and body sprayers. For peace of mind, there is a whole-house generator, a tankless water heater, 2-zone heat and A/C, central vac, and irrigation. Outside you'll find a paver patio and mature landscaping. Conveniently located next to Lehigh University's athletic fields and minutes from Saucon Valley Country Club, Historic Bethlehem and the Promenade Shops.

5 Beds ⋅ 5 Baths ⋅ 785829 MLS

This beautifully expanded cape with South Mountain views sits on nearly a half acre in the Hickory Hills neighborhood in Lower Saucon township. Boasting 5 bedrooms, 4.5 baths, and a newly finished lower level, this spacious home will accommodate family and friends with ease. Gather in the large family room with its brick fireplace and wet bar, perfect for entertaining. The kitchen offers granite counters, a 6-burner gas range, stainless appliances, a large island with seating, and two pantry closets. A sitting room, a study with an arched window, and a private office with French doors and built-ins are complemented by a sunroom overlooking the private backyard. The first-floor primary suite has a double-door entry, a floor-to-ceiling brick fireplace, two closets, and a spa-style bath with a jetted soaking tub and rainfall shower. Upstairs are four bedrooms, including a vaulted bonus room with skylights, plus two baths, a sitting area, and a balcony with retractable awning. The finished lower level adds a recreation room with a gas fireplace and projector screen, an exercise room, and a luxurious full bath with dual rainfall showers and body sprayers. For peace of mind, there is a whole-house generator, a tankless water heater, 2-zone heat and A/C, central vac, and irrigation. Outside you'll find a paver patio and mature landscaping. Conveniently located next to Lehigh University's athletic fields and minutes from Saucon Valley Country Club, Historic Bethlehem and the Promenade Shops.

1673 Kevin Dr, Bethlehem

$259,000

3 Beds ⋅ 1 Baths ⋅ 785451 MLS

2106 Nemeth Dr, Bethlehem

$2,250,000

For generations, Four Oaks Stables formed the heart of a working farm celebrated for its sweeping, manicured apple orchards — a landscape still vividly remembered by those who grew up in Saucon Valley. Originally comprising the Manor House on Saucon Valley Road and the now-distinct Stables complex, Four Oaks carries a legacy that began in 1927, when a visionary owner and a renowned architect sketched the first magical drawings of what would become an enduring architectural landmark. What began as stables for a country estate, and then became a practical agricultural center, soon evolved into one of the region’s most admired examples of early-20th-century Colonial Revival craftsmanship. John M. Gross, an executive at Bethlehem Steel, conceived the Stables, cottage, pump house, and garages after traveling through England’s great manor houses. Inspired by centuries-old estates, he returned home determined to create “a stables designed to look like it was 200 years old… but built to last 200 years.” His ambition was not simply to replicate the past, but to reinterpret it with a level of permanence and artistry that would allow the property to endure for generations. To realize this vision, Gross hired celebrated Philadelphia architect R. Brognard Okie — the restoration mind behind the Betsy Ross House and Pennsbury Manor, and the preferred architect of the DuPonts, Behrends, and other prominent Main Line families. The cottage at Four Oaks is featured in published works on Okie’s career as a quintessential example of his Colonial Revival mastery. Ever the bold dreamer, Okie blended Georgian and Federal influences with ease, crafting a design that next year will mark its 100th anniversary. His work at Four Oaks reflects not only historical fidelity but also a willingness to experiment with emerging styles and materials. While Okie showcased his Colonial Revival sensibilities in the Stables’ balanced façade, centered entrance, and Palladian window, he layered in more than symmetry and colonial charm. Inside, he nodded to the rising Art Deco movement: curved wooden arches grace the entrance hall and passage, and the tack room displays striking white-oak joists that glow with warmth and craftsmanship. The building’s interior remains a stunning interplay of historic styles, executed with extraordinary care and an architect’s delight in detail. Today, the central portion of the Stables offers 3,018 square feet of finished living space. The original stalls and apple-processing room - still largely as conceived - provide additional space ready for transformation. Above, the full second floor remains unfinished, offering yet another opportunity for expansion and creativity. The structure invites both preservation and reinvention, making it ideal for a buyer who values heritage but imagines a future shaped by thoughtful design. The Stables was designed with pragmatic function and exquisite detail. The original brick floors remain today while the clay floors laid in the foyer of the building have been replaced with Moravian tiles. Horses were meticulously cared for here; later, people would create a home within its walls. Nearly a century after its conception, Four Oaks Stables stands as an invitation — to invest in beauty, to honor craftsmanship, and to shape the next chapter of a truly remarkable property.

5 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 785368 MLS

For generations, Four Oaks Stables formed the heart of a working farm celebrated for its sweeping, manicured apple orchards — a landscape still vividly remembered by those who grew up in Saucon Valley. Originally comprising the Manor House on Saucon Valley Road and the now-distinct Stables complex, Four Oaks carries a legacy that began in 1927, when a visionary owner and a renowned architect sketched the first magical drawings of what would become an enduring architectural landmark. What began as stables for a country estate, and then became a practical agricultural center, soon evolved into one of the region’s most admired examples of early-20th-century Colonial Revival craftsmanship. John M. Gross, an executive at Bethlehem Steel, conceived the Stables, cottage, pump house, and garages after traveling through England’s great manor houses. Inspired by centuries-old estates, he returned home determined to create “a stables designed to look like it was 200 years old… but built to last 200 years.” His ambition was not simply to replicate the past, but to reinterpret it with a level of permanence and artistry that would allow the property to endure for generations. To realize this vision, Gross hired celebrated Philadelphia architect R. Brognard Okie — the restoration mind behind the Betsy Ross House and Pennsbury Manor, and the preferred architect of the DuPonts, Behrends, and other prominent Main Line families. The cottage at Four Oaks is featured in published works on Okie’s career as a quintessential example of his Colonial Revival mastery. Ever the bold dreamer, Okie blended Georgian and Federal influences with ease, crafting a design that next year will mark its 100th anniversary. His work at Four Oaks reflects not only historical fidelity but also a willingness to experiment with emerging styles and materials. While Okie showcased his Colonial Revival sensibilities in the Stables’ balanced façade, centered entrance, and Palladian window, he layered in more than symmetry and colonial charm. Inside, he nodded to the rising Art Deco movement: curved wooden arches grace the entrance hall and passage, and the tack room displays striking white-oak joists that glow with warmth and craftsmanship. The building’s interior remains a stunning interplay of historic styles, executed with extraordinary care and an architect’s delight in detail. Today, the central portion of the Stables offers 3,018 square feet of finished living space. The original stalls and apple-processing room - still largely as conceived - provide additional space ready for transformation. Above, the full second floor remains unfinished, offering yet another opportunity for expansion and creativity. The structure invites both preservation and reinvention, making it ideal for a buyer who values heritage but imagines a future shaped by thoughtful design. The Stables was designed with pragmatic function and exquisite detail. The original brick floors remain today while the clay floors laid in the foyer of the building have been replaced with Moravian tiles. Horses were meticulously cared for here; later, people would create a home within its walls. Nearly a century after its conception, Four Oaks Stables stands as an invitation — to invest in beauty, to honor craftsmanship, and to shape the next chapter of a truly remarkable property.

1807 Apple Tree Ln, Bethlehem

$150,000

Motivated sellers open to creative offers such as seller finance! Situated on 1.39 acres in desirable Lower Saucon Township, this unique property offers a rare opportunity to enjoy privacy, natural beauty, and a prime Saucon Valley location. Bordering the new Saddle Creek development, the property benefits from its proximity to a growing residential community while still maintaining a peaceful and scenic setting. The land features a picturesque stream running through the property, creating a tranquil natural landscape and adding to the property's charm. Toward the rear of the property, a large grove of bamboo, planted by a previous owner, provides a natural privacy screen and a distinctive landscape feature that enhances the sense of seclusion. With mature greenery and a generous lot size, the property offers excellent potential for those seeking open space, privacy, and a nature-filled setting while remaining conveniently located in Saucon Valley School District, close by to Hellertown and Bethlehem. Enjoy easy access to I-78, Route 412, shopping, dining, parks, and local amenities, making commuting and everyday living simple and convenient. This property offers a unique combination of acreage, natural features, and location, making it an appealing opportunity for buyers looking for land in Lower Saucon Township, scenic surroundings, and proximity to the Saddle Creek community. Whether you're drawn to the peaceful environment, the stream and wooded landscape, or the convenient location near the Saucon Valley area, this property presents an exciting opportunity in one of the Lehigh Valley’s most desirable areas.

784585 MLS

Motivated sellers open to creative offers such as seller finance! Situated on 1.39 acres in desirable Lower Saucon Township, this unique property offers a rare opportunity to enjoy privacy, natural beauty, and a prime Saucon Valley location. Bordering the new Saddle Creek development, the property benefits from its proximity to a growing residential community while still maintaining a peaceful and scenic setting. The land features a picturesque stream running through the property, creating a tranquil natural landscape and adding to the property's charm. Toward the rear of the property, a large grove of bamboo, planted by a previous owner, provides a natural privacy screen and a distinctive landscape feature that enhances the sense of seclusion. With mature greenery and a generous lot size, the property offers excellent potential for those seeking open space, privacy, and a nature-filled setting while remaining conveniently located in Saucon Valley School District, close by to Hellertown and Bethlehem. Enjoy easy access to I-78, Route 412, shopping, dining, parks, and local amenities, making commuting and everyday living simple and convenient. This property offers a unique combination of acreage, natural features, and location, making it an appealing opportunity for buyers looking for land in Lower Saucon Township, scenic surroundings, and proximity to the Saddle Creek community. Whether you're drawn to the peaceful environment, the stream and wooded landscape, or the convenient location near the Saucon Valley area, this property presents an exciting opportunity in one of the Lehigh Valley’s most desirable areas.

1598 Hafler Rd, Bethlehem

$485,000

Lots of this caliber are rarely available in Saucon Valley. Set among distinguished estate properties, this level 2.2-acre homesite offers a rare combination of usable land, mature hardwoods, privacy, and an exceptional setting in one of the Lehigh Valley’s most sought-after communities. The generously sized, easily buildable parcel provides ample space for a significant custom residence as well as desirable amenities such as an inground pool, sports court, gardens, or outdoor entertaining spaces. Majestic hardwoods frame the potential homesite, creating an established and dignified estate setting—one that would take decades to replicate. Covenants are in place to preserve the character and long-term value of the property. Requirements include a minimum 3,500-square-foot residence and the use of natural exterior materials, helping ensure that future improvements remain consistent with the quality and character of the surrounding estate properties. Conveniently located with easy access to Interstate 78 and Routes 378 and 309, the property is close to the restaurants, shopping, recreation, and amenities that make Saucon Valley such a desirable place to live and invest. Beautifully situated. Easily buildable. Exceptionally rare. This is an opportunity to create a truly distinguished estate in a setting where parcels of this size, character, and usability are increasingly difficult to find

783970 MLS

Lots of this caliber are rarely available in Saucon Valley. Set among distinguished estate properties, this level 2.2-acre homesite offers a rare combination of usable land, mature hardwoods, privacy, and an exceptional setting in one of the Lehigh Valley’s most sought-after communities. The generously sized, easily buildable parcel provides ample space for a significant custom residence as well as desirable amenities such as an inground pool, sports court, gardens, or outdoor entertaining spaces. Majestic hardwoods frame the potential homesite, creating an established and dignified estate setting—one that would take decades to replicate. Covenants are in place to preserve the character and long-term value of the property. Requirements include a minimum 3,500-square-foot residence and the use of natural exterior materials, helping ensure that future improvements remain consistent with the quality and character of the surrounding estate properties. Conveniently located with easy access to Interstate 78 and Routes 378 and 309, the property is close to the restaurants, shopping, recreation, and amenities that make Saucon Valley such a desirable place to live and invest. Beautifully situated. Easily buildable. Exceptionally rare. This is an opportunity to create a truly distinguished estate in a setting where parcels of this size, character, and usability are increasingly difficult to find

1897 Meadows Rd, Bethlehem

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