Lower Saucon Twp PA, 18015
1596 Weyhill Circle
Private Lane
Nestled on a quiet private lane in one of Saucon Valley’s most distinguished settings, this refined residence enjoys sweeping views across more than twenty acres of preserved landscape. The home sits alone and occupies the premier position within an intimate collection of eight properties, where thoughtful planning ensures uncommon privacy and a sense of timeless village charm.
Living Room
Inside, natural light pours through expansive windows, drawing the eye to rolling lawns, mature trees, and uninterrupted natural scenery. The Living Room is a standout space, anchored by a gas fireplace and a dramatic curved wall of windows that frames the surrounding beauty.
The Family Room offers a second fireplace and custom built-ins, creating a warm counterpart to the more formal entertaining areas.
Family Room
Dining Room
This elegant dining room features rich hardwood floors, classic blue walls, a beautiful chandelier, custom built-in cabinetry, and an expansive wall of windows that fills the space with natural light while offering lovely views of the surrounding grounds.
Kitchen
The gourmet Kitchen is designed for both serious cooking and effortless hosting, featuring a large center island, Sub-Zero refrigeration, bar sink with separate drinks fridge, two dishwashers, Wolf flat-surface cooktop, and Bosch double ovens. It opens gracefully to the Breakfast area, Dining Room, and a private patio, forming a natural hub for daily living.
The first-floor Primary Suite is a serene retreat with two well-equipped walk-in closets and an elegant en suite Bath. His-and-Hers sides offer separate vanities and storage, connected by an oversized shower that serves as the centerpiece of the space.
Primary Suite
Guest Suite
A nearby Guest Suite and second full Bath provide ideal accommodations for visitors.
Upstairs, a Bedroom, full Bath, and flexible expansion space offer opportunities for customization.
Second Level
Outdoors
This beautifully landscaped backyard offers a peaceful, park-like setting with mature trees, expansive lawn, manicured plantings, and a spacious stone patio perfect for outdoor dining and entertaining. A covered seating area adds shade and comfort, while the surrounding greenery creates a serene backdrop for relaxing and enjoying the outdoors.
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Seller's Property Disclosure
Saucon Valley School District
The Saucon Valley School District, located in the heart of Hellertown, Pennsylvania, serves a close-knit community that values education, innovation, and student success. Nestled within the Lehigh Valley region, the district benefits from strong community support and high academic expectations. With a commitment to excellence, Saucon Valley provides students with a modern learning environment that blends cutting-edge technology, rigorous academics, and diverse extracurricular opportunities to prepare them for the future.
The district’s state-of-the-art campus, established in 1999, spans 106 acres and is uniquely designed to foster collaboration and connectivity. Housing the Saucon Valley High School, Middle School, and Elementary School under one roof, the campus encourages a seamless transition between grade levels while promoting a unified learning experience. A striking glass bridge walkway links the buildings, symbolizing the district’s commitment to continuous growth and innovation. Beyond the classrooms, the campus features expansive athletic fields, a stadium, a track, playgrounds, and a freshwater stream, offering students a well-rounded educational experience that extends beyond traditional academics.
Lower Saucon Township
Saucon Township was originally established in 1742 as part of Bucks County. In 1752, county lines were changed, and the large township became part of Northampton County. It was divided into Upper and Lower Saucon in 1753. Both townships were part of Northampton County until 1812, when Upper Saucon became part of Lehigh County. At that time, the new Lower Saucon Township boasted about 200 sturdy inhabitants. Today, it has over 10,772 people and remains the oldest township in present-day Northampton County.
The township covers an area of 23.3 square miles, through which run approximately 100 miles of municipal and state-owned roads. It is recognized for its pastoral farmlands, tranquil woodlands, and gently rolling hills. Click here to view a list of state-owned PennDOT roads.
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