1890 Merion Station Home Listed For $1.85M

MERION STATION, PA – This 1890 Merion Station home is among the oldest and most expensive homes in the neighborhood.

Listed at $1.85 million, the home is 8,100 square feet on 1.76 acres of land.

It's got four fireplaces, an elevator, a wrap around porch, stained-glass windows, a gym, media room, and much more.

See the full listing below:

• Address: 437 N Highland Ave, Merion Station, Pennsylvania
• Price: $1,850,000
• Square Feet: 8100
• Bedrooms: 8
• Bathrooms: 6 Full and 1 Half Baths
• Built: 1890
• Features: One-of-a-kind, 8-bedroom Victorian stone mansion with separate Carriage House in Merion Station on 1.76 acres. This home boasts many of the charming finishes of an older estate with the contemporary renovations of a new home. As you approach, you are welcomed by a beautiful wrap-around porch and classic porte-cochere. This home features pocket doors, gleaming hardwood floors, intricate stained-glass windows, beautiful light fixtures, elevator, gracious staircase, 9-foot ceilings, 4 fireplaces, and extensive moldings and wainscoting. Great entertaining space in the Dining Room, Family Room, and Library. Plus, a totally renovated eat-in chef's kitchen including 2 Miele dishwashers, 2 farm sinks, 6-burner Wolf gas stove, 2 Sub-Zeros, double Gaggenau ovens, large marble countertops, and full butler's pantry. Lower level is finished with multiple spaces, including 2 playrooms, media room, gym, and full bath. 6 Family Bedrooms, plus 2 rear Bedrooms and 5 Baths compliment the second and third floors. In addition to all this fabulous space, there is a beautifully maintained 2-story Carriage House with apartment/renovated Guest Suite providing income potential with it's 4 bedrooms, 3 full bathrooms, and 2 half bathrooms. All of this is in Lower Merion School District and within walking distance to the Train. Minutes to Center City. This is an opportunity of a lifetime to live in a classic Main Line Estate.

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