Are you looking for a home with character on a quiet street but close to the train station, restaurants and shopping? Are you looking for a piece of history to call your own? Look no further?this unique home was built in 1915 by renowned Philadelphia architect R. Brognard Okie who loved the Chester County area and was known for designing Colonial Revival Style homes. Okie details have been preserved over the years but modern amenities have been tastefully added in this charming home. The cedar siding and shingle roof have been replaced but the windows, shutters and hardware have been preserved. As you enter into the fireside living room notice the oak and refinished pine floors throughout the home. The side covered patio is a perfect spot for al fresco dining and entertaining that is accessed from the living room. There are quirkier cubbies and built-in shelving in many of the rooms both on this level and upstairs that blend into the wonderful millwork. The sunny dining room is perfect for intimate gatherings with family and friends and the study/den could be a wonderful home office. The marriage of old and new is apparent in the spacious open kitchen with a rustic original Okie cabinet tucked under the staircase that melds with the stainless steel appliances. A spacious breakfast room is great for casual dining with access to the powder room and back yard. As you go up the amazing Okie staircase notice the details of the handrail. There are two front bedrooms in the front corners of the home and small room that could be a sitting room or study nook. The hall bathroom has been updated with a vessel sink on the vanity and stone tile surrounding the tub. Two additional bedrooms at the back of the home including the master bedroom with an en suite. Built-in closets are nestled all over, affording you ample storage. Don't miss your chance to own a piece of Okie history!