Midway up a gentle hill, overlooking Black River Creek and Snow Swan Pond, stands the Noah?s World homestead on 8 acres in prestigious Saucon Valley. Guests crossing the graceful bridge will imagine that the five-bedroom main house, built of local stone, is centuries old. Inside, the random width hardwood planking with flathead nails, exquisite molding and detailed woodwork signal Colonial times. But the bright and airy two-story foyer, the surprising volume of light and space, reveal a fresher creation. This residence was artfully crafted in 1978 to resemble a Colonial-era estate house. Yet it embodies the hospitality expectations and amenities of a modern-era home. Separate guest-quarters with two apartments provide private havens for visitors or extended family. The circa-1800 bank barn is vast with ample room for stables, workshops and storage. This uncommon property delivers a unique opportunity for the owner to generate a lifetime of splendid memories for family and friends.