A four-bedroom, two-bathroom stone house in Bryn Mawr just hit the market for $699,000, and it is a good snapshot of what buyers on the Main Line are prioritizing right now. The 1,762-square-foot Tudor-style home has original hardwood floors, deep-set windows, and a gated front porch, along with renovations to the first and second floors that updated the kitchen with white cabinetry and black granite countertops while preserving the home's character.
Each of the second-floor bedrooms has its own attached sitting room, flexible space that works as a home office, reading room, or nursery, while the third floor adds two more bedrooms and a full bath. The home sits in the Radnor School District, one of the region's most sought-after, and is walkable to the Bryn Mawr Regional Rail station, a major draw for buyers who commute into the city. It also happens to be walkable to Wawa, which, if you know the Main Line, is no small selling point.
- The Bryn Mawr home spans 1,762 square feet with four bedrooms, two bathrooms, and original hardwood floors
- It sits in the Radnor School District, one of the Main Line's most in-demand districts for families
- The home is walkable to the Bryn Mawr Regional Rail station for an easy commute into Philadelphia
- Updated kitchen and bath finishes were layered into a first and second floor renovation, keeping the home's Tudor character intact
Listings like this one are a reminder of why Bryn Mawr and the broader Main Line stay competitive, walkability, schools, and character homes rarely all line up this well at this price point.
Attribution: The Philadelphia Inquirer
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