106 Manchester Rd, Media, PA 19063

C. 1780, this Middle Bank farmhouse is a preservationists' dream. This residence seamlessly blends modern amenities and updates with many original details including but not limited to the random-width pumpkin pine floors, built-in shelving, and exposed beams. A . 75 acre lot encompassed by mature trees provides a private and tranquil setting. The brick paved walkway leads to a covered front porch; a perfect place to enjoy your morning cup of coffee, favorite book, or unwind with a glass of wine. Through the front door awaits a spacious living room with three exposures providing an abundance of natural light. Original hardwood floors and built-in shelving add to the warmth and charm in this historic space. Just off the living area is an oversized eat-in kitchen with stainless steel appliances, breakfast bar with quartz countertops, and breakfast nook with banquette that looks out onto the multi-tiered rear yard with hand stacked retaining walls and covered back patio. Fantastic attention to detail throughout the kitchen include brick flooring, antique silver tin backsplash, exposed original beams, and butcher block countertops. The first floor also includes a guest bedroom and half bath with a conveniently located laundry closet with full-sized washer and dryer. The second floor features three additional bedrooms and a full bathroom. The spacious primary suite has a built-in desk area and walk-in closet. The rear yard offers a serene setting, newly constructed raised beds garden, elevated fire pit pad, and boasts plenty of space for entertaining. Ideally situated, this home provides a combination of privacy and convenience. Located within the highly sought after Wallingford-Swarthmore School District. A short drive to Linvilla Orchards, Ridley Creek State Park, hiking trails, Scott Arboretum & Gardens and Trader Joes. Also in close proximity is Media's bustling downtown featuring restaurants La Belle Epoque, Ariano, Azie, Brick & Brew, Bittersweet Kitchen and numerous other restaurants, retail and cafes. Quick and easy transit options include the Moylan-Rose Valley Train Station, I-476, I-95, and U. S. Route 1.