Traditional

This is a spectacular very private rural property, along the Brandywine consisting of 151.5 acres and a beautiful home. The property is just 12 minutes west of downtown West Chester in beautiful Chester County. The home is set back from, and above, Youngs Road across Sycamore Run, a direct tributary to the Brandywine. The lot size information in the multi-list service only shows the first lot listed, which is the lot with the existing home. There are actually a total of three tax parcels. The home lot of 14.77 acres, the parcel with the two reserved home sites is 97.23, and an additional parcel of 39.5 acres. This estate property has high pastures and agricultural fields with complete privacy. In addition to the existing home, this conserved property has two additional homesites., The additional homesites require a new driveway with a stream crossing permit. The owners have applied for and will provide this permit. There is no builder tie in and there are no architectural reviews necessary. Live in the existing home while building your dream home perched on a hill overlooking the Brandywine. The property has trails around the agricultural fields, trails in the woods and trails along the streams. If you are an equestrian, you may build barns, sheds, indoor arenas, and more. The best thing is that you will be away from any public attention. A large collection of interior photos is available to qualified buyers. They are not published in the listing because once there, they will be on the internet forever allowing everyone to invade your privacy. Contact the listing agent for access. (A non-disclosure agreement will be required) The original house was built circa 1750 and doubled in size in about 1780. In around 1869 it was again doubled and given a slightly Victorian look. In 2002, it was stripped to the bones, and remodeled with permits by renowned local craftsman Curt Bagnall. It must be seen to be fully appreciated. Note, the Tax calculations generated by non-MLS sites are also inaccurate and calculated as though the property were not enrolled in Clean and Green (Act 319).