Known for offering a full-service, white-glove touch to buying and selling homes in Bucks County and beyond, the co-founders of Jay Spaziano Real Estate offer 68 years of combined experience, along with additional luxury-corresponding expertise of their team. Washington Crossing-based professionals and dynamic father/daughter duo of Jay and Gina Spaziano assure they keep clients’ best interests in mind, and go above and beyond the traditional sales process.
Jay, who co-founded the company in 2018, has worked in the real estate industry for the last 48 years. Gina, co-founder and associate broker/owner, has been in the industry for the past 20 years. They're joined by Realtors Lorraine Gross, Al Lucci, Kerrie MacPherson, Frank Borzacchiello and Justin Lucci.
This team handles new, pre-owned and antique house buying and selling, as well as comprehensive building services for constructing dream homes. They are the top-producing real estate agents in Bucks County over the past five years, according to regional trend statistics.
For those buying homes, this group vows to apply their vast knowledge of the Bucks County area to help clients with successful strategies, valuable network of professionals, construction knowledge, inspection guidance, customized search and expert negotiations.
Jay and Gina say they believe that the transactional aspect of their top-level real estate business is secondary to the forging of fulfilling relationships with satisfied clients throughout the years. "Everyone is treated like family," they state.
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87 Rittenhouse Circle,
Newtown
As a rare discovery on a superior lot with large, private backyard deck and cobbled driveway in the admired 55-plus active adult community of Delancey Court, this exceptional, custom carriage 4,136-square-foot home has: wooded backdrop; Philadelphia architectural design; upgraded two-bed; bonus room; eye-catching turned staircase; rich Brazilian cherry hardwood floors; detailed woodwork; ornamental molding. $1,349,000.
6693 Groveland Road,
Pipersville
A gorgeous, private respite on 33 acres, this 4,177-square-foot, five-bedroom manor home offers space, high ceilings and breathtaking views. It exudes classic and comfortable charm, surrounded by meadows, plus features an enlarged family room and main bedroom suite. Lovingly maintained by same owner for 41 years, this legacy property is one of a kind. $4,450,000.
1324 River Road,
New Hope
Enjoy 5 private acres with 4,694-square-foot manor home, separate cottage and pool. This circa 1790 home offers several additions. It’s currently a popular bed and breakfast with nine sleeping accommodations; can convert to single-family residence. Interior boasts antique finishes, original hardware, pumpkin-pine floors, multiple fireplaces. Updates include new boiler, copper plumbing, updated electric, newer roof. $1,925,000.
3111 Burnt House Hill Road,
Doylestown
This former gristmill on 9.5 acres was where the Ely family patented a new milling/grain process that revolutionized the industry. Built in 1771 with later editions, it was reimagined into a three-story showpiece home with elevator, four-car detached garage, connecting studio, kitchen gardens. Great for multigenerational living. $3,499,999.