CURRENTLY OFFERED
2710 River Road · New Hope, Pennsylvania · Offered at $9,995,000
Designed by J. Robert Hillier of Studio Hillier, Riverscape is a rare architectural estate lifted above the Delaware River on more than eight private acres with over 1,100 feet of frontage. The home earned a Bronze Medal in the 2024 International Architecture and Design Awards.
Deep helical piles, a 141-piece structural steel frame and six 14-foot trusses cantilever the residence over a sculptural concrete pedestal on the footprint of the original 1930s cottage. Walls of Arcadia curtain-wall glass frame cinematic river and woodland views, while Mozambique cabinetry, walnut millwork and board-form concrete set a refined contemporary palette.
At the shoreline, a cantilevered river deck, private boat ramp and a path to the towpath bring sunrise paddles and evening cocktails just moments from the door.
A nearly $10 million contemporary home draws a small, discerning and geographically scattered audience. The marketing had to reach architecture-minded buyers well beyond Bucks County and give them a reason to make the trip.
Riverfront living also raises a natural question about flood risk. Rather than avoid it, the story needed to explain how the home was engineered—raised on steel above a concrete pedestal, with vents that let water pass safely beneath—so a potential objection became proof of exceptional design.
We positioned Riverscape as a work of architecture first, and a home second—then let the engineering speak.
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We built the narrative around the architect, the award and the engineering, giving editors and design-minded buyers a story worth sharing. That approach earned features in both the Philadelphia Business Journal and BucksCo.Today.
Because a buyer at this level is also choosing a region, we paired the architecture with place: an aerial film traces the parcel, highlights River Road, and maps the river towns, the Stockton Inn, Bucks County Playhouse, farm markets, New Hope-Solebury schools, Trenton rail, and the Newark and Philadelphia airports.
Every channel—ads, newsletter, social and press—carried the same message, so a buyer who first met Riverscape in a headline found the same story on the property page and in the film.
From national-style press to a two-minute aerial film, each element reinforced the same architectural narrative.
Features in the Philadelphia Business Journal and BucksCo.Today, amplified across B&B channels.
A two-minute film with parcel outline, 3D lot lift, river-town stops and drive-time panels to colleges, rail and airports.
A property film capturing the cantilevered architecture, the glass, and the river at dawn and dusk.
Tightly written headline, body and call-to-action copy for paid placements, linked to the property page and film.
Newsletter features, Luxe List Fridays carousels and a private-showing invitation across Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn.
A full listing presence with gallery, film and an engineered-systems summary for technically minded buyers.
Riverscape is currently offered by B&B Luxury Properties, with regional press coverage, a parcel-first aerial film and a coordinated digital campaign in market.
Private showings are available by appointment through Caryn Black and Brooke Black.
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