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This early 18th century Chester County stone house with its spring house appears on a British battle map of the Battle of Brandywine. In 1965, renowned architect, John Milner, designed an addition which doubled the size of the house and created a seamless blend of historic detail and contemporary comforts, with random-width hardwood floors throughout, exposed beams and stone, classic wood detailing, characteristic window-seats and deep window sills. Custom kitchen with original brick floor brought to contemporary standards with soap stone counters, glass pane cabinets, stainless appliances, 5-burner gas stove with hood, double oven, farmhouse sink, undermount lighting, and view to the lovely Dining Room with gas fireplace. Step up into the Living Room with corner wood stove and exposed beams and step out to the 4-season sunroom with vaulted ceiling and exposed stone wall; the perfect spot to relax and enjoy the view, including the man-made pond and brook. A renovated powder room sits conveniently around the corner. The second level offers 3 bedrooms, one with corner fireplace and renovated hall bathroom. On the third level you will find a second Master and an additional full bathroom. Enjoy even more living space on the lower level, with a cozy family room featuring corner gas fireplace, barn wood wall, exposed stone, and ground-level entry door. You will also find the Laundry Room and additional areas which could function as an office, craft room, storage, or whatever your needs require. In the award-winning Unionville-Chadds Ford School District, this one-of-a-kind home offers the perfect combination of history, character, modern luxuries, and location. Be sure to view the Virtual Tour, Floor Plans, and Schedule a Showing Today!