Listed on the National Register as Historically Significant this gracious Tudor is one of three spacious townhouses that at one time comprised the elegant stone mansion at the top of Chestnut Hill known as ""the Disston House"". Built in 1888 and designed by noted architect James H. Windrim this beautiful home has many magnificent details: leaded windows 12 foot ceilings fine moldings beautiful wood floors and gorgeous fireplaces. The formal living room is striking in both its size and craftsmanship with an Inglenook fireplace hand painted mantle and raised hearth soaring leaded windows and linen-fold paneling carved in England. A formal dining room kitchen with breakfast room heated sun porch powder room and laundry complete the first floor. The second and third floors contain five spacious bedrooms two well appointed baths a den and plenty of closet space. There is a wonderful balcony off the 2nd floor hallway offering gorgeous views. Additional features include a manageable sized yard with mature plantings a private flagstone terrace and a detached 2 car garage. Carefully updated and beautifully maintained this grand home is situated on one of Chestnut Hill's most prestigious streets in a highly desirable top of the Hill location within an easy walk to the park shops and trains. A wonderful opportunity for the discriminating buyer. *Please note with homestead exemption and early payment sellers paid 2014 taxes of $6 752.
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