Colonial, Contemporary

Introducing The Founders Collection—a rare offering spanning approximately five lush, verdant acres thoughtfully subdivided into three generous 1.5-acre+ lots—three separate estate homes destined to embody both legacy and luxury in Ambler, Pennsylvania. The Morris House · 675 Lewis Lane is the inaugural release. This extraordinary residence grants a discerning Buyer the unique opportunity to reimagine an original historic structure through the visionary lens of the acclaimed architecture firm Luce. Envision a stately 7,000 sq ft residence featuring six bedrooms, five-and-a-half baths, two elegant addition wings, and a three-car garage—where the timeless allure of stone-and-masonry craftsmanship meets the light-filled open flow of today’s modern lifestyle. 675 Lewis Lane, known as the original Westside Farmhouse, is a property steeped in American history. Constructed in 1819, this Colonial-style stone farmhouse is adjacent to the renowned Dawesfield Estate, also referred to as Camp Morris. Dawesfield holds national historical importance as it served as General George Washington’s headquarters from October 20 to November 2, 1777, following the Battle of Germantown during the Revolutionary War. Nestled in the heart of the prestigious Wissahickon School District, The Morris House offers effortless access to the vibrant and walkable downtown district of Ambler, with its charming tree-lined streets, boutique shopping, and fine dining. From the stately stone facades of neighboring homes, to the lush tree canopy, meandering woodland edges, and expansive lawn vistas, this property exudes a timeless sense of place. The mature landscape, the gently rolling topography, and the whisper of history in the air all conjure a lifestyle of calm refinement and rare pedigree. Discover a home where the craft of yesteryear becomes the canvas for tomorrow’s vision—where every detail can be curated, every finish

Introducing The Founders Collection—a rare offering spanning approximately five lush, verdant acres thoughtfully subdivided into three generous 1.5-acre+ lots—three separate estate homes destined to embody both legacy and luxury in Ambler, Pennsylvania. The Morris House · 675 Lewis Lane is the inaugural release. This extraordinary residence grants a discerning Buyer the unique opportunity to reimagine an original historic structure through the visionary lens of the acclaimed architecture firm Luce. Envision a stately 7,000 sq ft residence featuring six bedrooms, five-and-a-half baths, two elegant addition wings, and a three-car garage—where the timeless allure of stone-and-masonry craftsmanship meets the light-filled open flow of today’s modern lifestyle. 675 Lewis Lane, known as the original Westside Farmhouse, is a property steeped in American history. Constructed in 1819, this Colonial-style stone farmhouse is adjacent to the renowned Dawesfield Estate, also referred to as Camp Morris. Dawesfield holds national historical importance as it served as General George Washington’s headquarters from October 20 to November 2, 1777, following the Battle of Germantown during the Revolutionary War. Nestled in the heart of the prestigious Wissahickon School District, The Morris House offers effortless access to the vibrant and walkable downtown district of Ambler, with its charming tree-lined streets, boutique shopping, and fine dining. From the stately stone facades of neighboring homes, to the lush tree canopy, meandering woodland edges, and expansive lawn vistas, this property exudes a timeless sense of place. The mature landscape, the gently rolling topography, and the whisper of history in the air all conjure a lifestyle of calm refinement and rare pedigree. Discover a home where the craft of yesteryear becomes the canvas for tomorrow’s vision—where every detail can be curated, every finish