Rhydlyn Estate @ 305 Hamlet Circle Berwyn, PA 19312

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Move-In-Ready and located on a private cul-de-sac, walking distance to the town of Berwyn, the train, and award winning TE Schools, this completely restored and reconstructed estate home seamlessly blends the charm and character of a classic Main Line home with the luxury and conveniences of new construction living! New Construction elements like the open floor plan, gourmet kitchen with 48" Wolf range and floor to ceiling cabinetry, designer curated bathrooms, large family organization center, and abundance of storage add to the home's elegant feel, while original attributes like the full stone stone exterior, gracious covered porches, deep- set windows and 10ft ceilings have been rebuilt to retain it's style and history. The spacious configuration of the upper levels allows for a beautiful primary suite with two large walk-in closets and spa-like bath along with 4 ample sized bedrooms, two full bathrooms with dual sinks, a large entertainment area, an office and a cozy loft that could serve perfectly as a playroom or relaxation space. Additionally enjoy outdoor privacy in the fully fenced-in side and rear yard. Frequent the many restaurants and shops Berwyn has to offer or hop on the train for easy access to the city- all accessible through a sidewalk that runs from the Hamlet Circle cul-de-sac and leads right to the Berwyn walking bridge. .2 miles to Handles Ice Cream, .3 miles to the town of Berwyn, 1 mile to Conestoga High School and TE Middle School, and 1/2 miles to Berwyn Train Station. Enjoy a special piece of Main Line history while experiencing the ease and luxury of New Construction living! Starting in the 1880s, the Rhydlyn estate in Berwyn served as home to late real estate attorney James G. Francis and his wife Sarah. Nearby Francis Avenue was named for his family. Sarah’s sister and famed local photographer Lucy Sampson also lived in the house with them. Her photographs have been included in many books and magazines and many were printed as postcards and serve as a valuable record of local history.