Step into this distinguished stone twin on a tree-lined block in the heart of Chestnut Hill. The home skillfully blends classic architectural details with thoughtful modern updates. Beautifully landscaped front and rear gardens, filled with perennials, shrubs, and mature trees. The home features classic interior details such as deep window sills, high baseboards, hardwood floors and a beautifully preserved staircase. Walk through the front door to a sun-filled enclosed porch with two closets. Next is the elegant living room with a gas fireplace. Beautiful hardwood floors throughout the living room and formal dining room. Off the dining room and leading into the gourmet kitchen is the origin
Designed in the Cotswolds style by the esteemed architectural firm Duhring, Okie, and Ziegler in 1928, this stunning 7-bedroom, 4 1/2-bath property on one of the most iconic residential streets in Chestnut Hill is an entertainer's dream! Perfect for hosting family and friends, the first floor features an updated, spacious eat-in kitchen with a wet bar and cozy sitting room. A large mud room with laundry and plenty of storage adjoins the kitchen. French doors lead from the kitchen into the dining room, which is surrounded by windows and anchored by a large wood-burning fireplace that creates a warm atmosphere for winter nights. A grand foyer with arched doorways to the kitchen and living roo
The Firs, a Normandy-style residence by George Howe, stands behind stone gates and cobblestone drive, surrounded by curated gardens and centuries-old trees—a rare architectural jewel in Chestnut Hill. Brick terraces, stone patios, and garden paths connect a succession of outdoor ‘rooms, ’ each offering its own vantage point for gatherings or quiet retreat. Here, privacy meets convenience: trail access to Fairmount Park is just beyond the garden gate, while Chestnut Hill’s village shops, cafés, and train to Center City are minutes away. Inside, original architectural details speak to the home’s pedigree—Yellin wrought-iron work graces the staircase,
Welcome to 191 E. Evergreen Avenue, a rare architectural gem in Chestnut Hill. Built in 1885 by John W. Hottenstein as a modest Victorian, the home was reimagined in 1932 by distinguished architect Edmund B. Gilchrist, engaged by artist and collector Carroll S. Tyson, Jr. , who purchased the property for his friend, renowned American modernist Arthur B. Carles, and oversaw its transformation into a luminous residence and studio which became the birthplace of many of Carles' celebrated works now held in major collections like the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Set behind a handsome stone wall and wrought iron fencing, the home exudes European charm with tall windows, decorative balconies, and a
Third-floor studio • Private rear suite • Renovated kitchen
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Enter into a world where soaring design, sweeping Arboretum views, and one of the largest backyard deck's in Chestnut Hill converge to create a once in a lifetime new construction home, crafted for today’s sophisticated buyer with room for your personal signature. A long illuminated paver driveway framed by automatic smart gates creates a dramatic approach with generous space between neighboring homes and a backdrop of lush greenery, offering a rare sense of privacy and arrival. Inside, soaring 10 foot coffered ceilings, oversized doors and tall glass windows flood the interiors with natural light, while 10 inch wide plank character white oak floors, a sleek glass-railed illuminated s