To be constructed on one of Bryn Mawr's most admired residential streets, this exceptional new home offers a rare opportunity to create something entirely new within a neighborhood that already feels deeply established. It is the kind of street where generous parcels provide privacy and a sense of retreat, yet neighbors know one another, gather easily and turn Halloween into a neighborhood tradition. There is a genuine sense of community here, without sacrificing space or anonymity.
Designed in deference to the architecture of the surrounding homes, the residence is a study in enduring, classic style. Painted brick is complemented by thoughtfully placed vertical and horizontal cement board, adding subtle variation and dimension to the exterior. Set on .91 verdant acres, the home will be finished on three levels with five bedrooms, each with an en suite bath.
A gracious entry foyer establishes the scale of the interiors, with a direct view through the house to the expansive rear grounds. The first floor has been thoughtfully planned to accommodate both formal entertaining and the more relaxed rhythms of everyday life, with generously proportioned rooms and an easy connection between spaces.
The expansive primary suite is conceived as a private retreat, incorporating a dedicated office, coffee bar, an exceptionally large dressing room and a beautifully appointed bath with separate vanities and private water closets. Four additional bedroom suites provide equally considered accommodations for family and guests.
A comprehensive package of elevated interior finishes further reflects Silo Builders' commitment to craftsmanship, quality and thoughtful execution. Equally important is the builder's accessibility throughout the process, a hallmark of his projects and an increasingly rare advantage when creating a custom home.
With an anticipated construction period of approximately 14 months following final selections and permitting, this is an opportunity to build a home of exceptional quality and presence while becoming part of one of Bryn Mawr's most welcoming and enduring neighborhoods.
