Traditional, Tudor

A distinguished South Devon residence set on 1.2 beautifully landscaped acres in the award-winning Tredyffrin-Easttown School District. White stucco with Tudor half-timbered gables and period detail throughout reflect more than a century of careful stewardship. Over generations, the late-19th century core stone structure has been thoughtfully modified and expanded multiple times while maintaining its original character and sense of history. The original portion of the home now contains a gracious dining room, kitchen, and butler’s pantry. A 1927 expansion added a comfortable living room and porch, subsequently revised to incorporate a bright sunroom. Another expansion in 1985 added a large and functional family room along with a reconfigured kitchen. The home offers five bedrooms, three and a half baths, and a full basement. Other notable features include three wood-burning fireplaces, natural gas hot water heat, a Generac generator, upgraded Pella windows, a Thermador double oven with side-opening doors and rotisserie and a shower in the primary bath with steam. The property also includes an original carriage house offering flexibility for a variety of uses. The grounds are a highlight: established perennial gardens, flagstone terraces, specimen plantings, stone walls, and open lawns framed by mature trees and English Hurdle fencing. Minutes from the Devon train station, the Route 30 corridor, and the shops and dining of the central Main Line.

A distinguished South Devon residence set on 1.2 beautifully landscaped acres in the award-winning Tredyffrin-Easttown School District. White stucco with Tudor half-timbered gables and period detail throughout reflect more than a century of careful stewardship. Over generations, the late-19th century core stone structure has been thoughtfully modified and expanded multiple times while maintaining its original character and sense of history. The original portion of the home now contains a gracious dining room, kitchen, and butler’s pantry. A 1927 expansion added a comfortable living room and porch, subsequently revised to incorporate a bright sunroom. Another expansion in 1985 added a large and functional family room along with a reconfigured kitchen. The home offers five bedrooms, three and a half baths, and a full basement. Other notable features include three wood-burning fireplaces, natural gas hot water heat, a Generac generator, upgraded Pella windows, a Thermador double oven with side-opening doors and rotisserie and a shower in the primary bath with steam. The property also includes an original carriage house offering flexibility for a variety of uses. The grounds are a highlight: established perennial gardens, flagstone terraces, specimen plantings, stone walls, and open lawns framed by mature trees and English Hurdle fencing. Minutes from the Devon train station, the Route 30 corridor, and the shops and dining of the central Main Line.