Approximately 4,630 square feet, five bedrooms, three and a half baths. Stone home built in 1889 as the original carriage house for the former Wentworth estate, now meticulously restored and situated on 0.88 acres in Bryn Mawr. The owner has carefully refurbished key architectural elements, including a new slate roof, a second-floor turret, and custom curved windows to preserve the home's period integrity and craftsmanship. Nine rooms across two levels offer flexible living space, with three fireplaces adding character throughout. Modern systems support contemporary living: EV-ready with a dedicated charger, electric heat, public water, a 400-amp electrical system, and on-site septic. Solar panels on the carport/loft roof reduce energy costs. The property is secluded and surrounded by mature trees, with a small backyard pond, seasonal wildlife, and two rain gardens that manage storm water through underground conduit. Located in Radnor Township and the Radnor school district, the home sits on a private drive with shared maintenance for paving and snow removal; the township handles trash collection. Walkable access to Garrett Hill dining and shops, with nearby train access for commuters.