OPEN HOUSE CANCELED. UNDER CONTRACT. Originally built in 1830, this historic Chester County home has been expanded and fully updated inside and out, offering a gorgeous private oasis filled with unique charm. With lots of original hardwood flooring, exposed stone, wood beams, deep window sills, built-ins, newer kitchen and bathrooms, a complete In-Law Suite, garage, plus a refreshing in-ground pool, this home has been well maintained and sits on 1.3 panoramic acres along the East Branch of the Brandywine Creek. The stone entry foyer connects the older and newer portions of the home, to the left is the main residence and to the right is the in-law suite. The main level of the residence features a large living room with fireplace, dining room and newer kitchen, all with original wide plank hardwood floors, plus 4 bedrooms, an office, a multi-use room and 2 beautifully updated full bathrooms upstairs. In-law suite can be accessed from the entry foyer, the in-law suite also has its own separate entrance, lower level family room with beamed ceiling and woodstove, and chair lift to access its private upper level with bedroom, full kitchen, living area, and full bathroom. Marsh Creek Lake/State Park, East Brandywine Township Park, and the elementary school are just a few minutes away, while a short drive takes you to the middle school, high school, STEM academy, Downingtown Borough, train station, Eagleview Corporate Center, Route 30 Bypass or PA Turnpike. This special piece of Chester County history can be yours, you'll have to see it to believe it, so schedule your appointment today! Note that public record is incorrect, flood insurance is NOT needed.
PACT2036266
Residential - Single Family, Other
5
3 Full/1 Half
1830
CHESTER
1.3
Acres
Electric Water Heater, Well
Stone
Septic
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