$599,999

Originally built in 1906 as the gatehouse to one of the Main Line’s grand estates, this charming historic stone home is truly one-of-a-kind. Now it is looking for its next owner, someone who will become the next keeper of this special home and its history. From the moment you arrive, the character is unmistakable, with a gated front porch, original hardwood floors, built-ins, deep-set windows and a beautiful fireplace. The first and second floors feature original hardwood flooring, neutral interiors that provide a warm and inviting backdrop for the next chapter of this home. The updated kitchen features classic white cabinetry, black granite countertops and updated appliances. The second floor offers two bedrooms, each with its own bonus sitting room, providing flexible space that could easily serve as a home office, reading room, dressing room, art studio or playroom. The updated second-floor bathroom features a stall shower. The third floor offers two additional bedrooms and a hall bathroom, creating even more flexibility for guests, family, hobbies or workspace. These versatile rooms allow the home to adapt to the way you live today while preserving the charm of its original design. Major systems have been thoughtfully updated, including high-velocity central air and 200-amp electrical service, offering modern comfort and peace of mind while maintaining the integrity and character of this historic home. Outside, enjoy a private brick patio, fenced outdoor space and detached one-car garage. And the location is hard to beat! Walkable to Bryn Mawr Hospital, downtown Bryn Mawr, restaurants, shopping and the train station, with easy access to everything the Main Line has to offer and located in Radnor School District. This isn’t simply a house; it’s a home with a story. Built in 1906, it has been cared for, lived in and loved through generations of change and now it is waiting for its next owner to become its keeper. If you appreciate historic character, thoughtful updates and a home that feels truly special, this Bryn Mawr gem deserves a closer look. Featured in the Philadelphia Inquire as House of the Week.