Contact Stephanie 610-952-3211 for more information. Situated on over 1 ACRE, this beautifully restored STONE FARMHOUSE, in the Wooded Glen development, is located in the Methacton School District. The initial property deed for 200 acres was from a Penn's Grant land speculator in 1715 to Richard and Martha Jones, Quaker settlers from Wales. The original house, which is incorporated into the current structure, was built before 1733. It was later sold by the Joneses to Captain John Diemer, a notable figure in colonial Pennsylvania and known to Benjamin Franklin. Your attention is immediately captivated by the stunning TURNED STAIRCASE featuring wrought iron railing. The home has dramatic detailed archways leading into the rooms from the Foyer. Beautiful original hardwood floors and woodwork are found throughout the home. The spacious Living Room has a FIREPLACE and BUILT-IN BOOKCASES in the deep windowsills. Large enough for all your social gatherings, the Dining Room has wainscoting and built-in cabinets. The large Family Room boasts another fireplace and a beamed ceiling. STAINESS STEEL APPLIANCES have been added to the Kitchen with its large dining nook in a bay window. On the second floor, you will find the Master Bedroom, three additional bedrooms, 2 baths and a full IN-LAW SUITE with a Family Room, full Bath, Bedroom and Kitchen! The 3rd floor has 2 additional rooms that could also function as an office or storage. This home also has a full basement and one car attached garage. You will also enjoy the beautiful grounds surrounding the home, including a Spring House! Roof has been replaced as well as 2 zone heat/AC. This is the perfect property to call a home!
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