Built in 1889 as the original carriage house for the Wentworth estate, this historic stone home sits on 0.88 acres in Bryn Mawr. The property combines period character with modern updates: a new slate roof, structural beam replacement under the porch, custom curved turret windows, and nine rooms across two levels with three fireplaces. Approximately 4,630 square feet with five bedrooms and three and a half baths. The first floor includes one bedroom and a full bath for flexibility. High ceilings and original stonework define the interior throughout. The outdoor setting anchors the appeal. A private drive provides seclusion, mature trees frame the property, and a backyard pond with seasonal wildlife offers quiet space. Two rain gardens manage stormwater naturally, reducing runoff. Modern systems support contemporary living without compromising the home's character. Electric heat with eight zones, 400-amp electrical service, public water, and on-site septic provide reliable infrastructure. An EV charger is ready for electric vehicles, and solar panels on the carport help reduce energy costs. Located in Radnor Township and the Radnor school district, the home is within walking distance of Garrett Hill shops and dining, with nearby train access for commuters. Professional walk-through video available at: https://youtu.be/oTqOHmHCTPg?is=h-Fq8VjcfP6NKLaX