1711 William Ferguson Farm In Glenmoore Pennsylvania

1711 William Ferguson Farm In Glenmoore Pennsylvania

$660,000

SOLD

801 Marshall Rd, Glenmoore, Pennsylvania, 19343

6 beds ¦ 3 baths ¦ 5,180 sqft ¦ 5 acres

Stone House

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Realtor Information:

Lauren Dickerman ¦ Keller Williams Real Estate -Exton ¦ 610-363-4383

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About This 1711 William Ferguson Farm In Glenmoore Pennsylvania

Unique opportunity to own a piece of history! Welcome to The William Ferguson Farm listed on the National Registry of Historical Places; the beautiful stone Main House, built in 1741, the original stone carriage house and granary converted into a 4 bed/2 bath 1800 sqft separate dwelling, and massive barn wall that surrounds the remains of a large pool. Enter the main home to find high ceilings, large windows, hardwood flooring, stunning millwork, and multiple fireplaces that create a nostalgic feel. The first level offers spacious living and dining rooms, a large parlor, and a more recently added sunlit conservatory.

The large kitchen has plenty of space for your gourmet renovation and boasts a center island and back stairs leading to the second floor. Adjacent to the kitchen sits a summer kitchen with extra appliances, cabinetry, exterior access, and plenty of potential for a butlers pantry or prep kitchen. On the second floor find six bedrooms offering plenty of space, plus two large full baths. Let your imagination run wild with the two bonus rooms on the third floor, accessible via two separate staircases, which could become your home theater, playroom, office space, game room, library, or home gym, the possibilities are endless!

A recent subdivision allocates a beautiful and mature 5 acres to the Homestead, sitting way back from the road and off the future Overlook at Marsh Creek subdivision, an enclave of 60 single-family residences by Keystone Custom Homes. This property holds infinite potential! Do not miss this chance to make a piece of history your own and turn this showpiece property back into its former glory!

Photography Credit: MJE Photographic