A lighthearted warmth invites you into 1533 Briar Hill, where the quintessential Main Line lifestyle awaits. Meticulous grounds and a sparkling exterior capture you from the driveway. Inside this luxurious estate unfolds across three levels built to suit large gatherings and intimate family living in the heart of the Main Line. A dramatic entry hall with a vaulted ceiling and curved staircase immediately reveals the refined presence and impressive scale of this classic home. Soaring ceilings continue throughout formal and informal spaces, all of which flow seamlessly and create an airy feel. The recent sunroom addition was built by the original architect to bring abundant light and a year-round connection to the serene landscape. A substantial family room accompanies the eat-in kitchen and connects to a deck with sweeping views of Gladwyne. The finished lower level spans a game and recreation room that opens to the resort-style jacuzzi and pool. A private guest suite and 4-car garage are replete with comfort and utility. Upstairs is highlighted by an enormous primary suite and 4 additional bedrooms with beautifully updated bathrooms. Seller's rigorous maintenance schedule extends to various updates and improvements. This is a rare opportunity to own a distinguished, turn-key residence in one of the most beautiful locations in Pennsylvania. Contact Garrett Snider/The Lavinia Smerconish Team at Compass.
One of only six residences along a private Gladwyne lane, 1320 Huntsman Lane is a quietly masterful composition—where architecture and landscape are conceived as one continuous experience, and where restraint, proportion, and craftsmanship define its character. A painted white stone farmhouse anchors the end of a wide gravel court, the approach unfolding in glimpses. A beech lawn, enclosed by mature trees and patterned with a restrained formal garden, introduces the first of many outdoor rooms. Elsewhere, a stone wall with an arched opening leads to a more intimate enclosure and a separate structure suited for a studio, gym, or private office—each element placed with intention rather than display. Inside, the home honors its origins while elevating them. A straight-through foyer with richly stained original floors opens to terraced gardens beyond. Principal rooms balance refinement with ease: a living room extends to a screened garden space overlooking a formal walk of towering trees and cutting gardens; a fireside library offers quiet contrast; and a dining room opens seamlessly to a bluestone terrace. A glass-wrapped solarium adapts effortlessly to daily life, always oriented toward the landscape. The kitchen and adjoining spaces continue this dialogue. Substantial materials—wide-planked floors, marble surfaces, professional appliances—are paired with uninterrupted views outward. A glass-enclosed breakfast room opens to a wisteria-covered pergola with a fireplace, creating a space defined as much by nature as by structure. Nearby, a large family room offers a more relaxed counterpoint, with a detailed wood ceiling, wraparound windows evoking a treehouse-like setting, and a fireplace with concealed media—equally suited for gathering or retreat. Upstairs, an arched stair window frames the symmetry of the gardens below. The primary suite is warm and composed, with thoughtfully divided baths, tailored dressing spaces, and views to the cutting gardens. Additional bedrooms are generous and well-appointed, while a private guest suite and upper-level retreat provide flexibility for extended stays. A light-filled gym, defined by exposed stone and high ceilings, completes the interior. Here, the grounds are not ancillary; they are integral. A sequence of garden rooms unfolds along stone and brick paths that reveal rather than present. A grass tennis court, enclosed by intricate lattice fencing, is both refined and restrained, with a charming shed positioned along its center line. An allée of trees leads to the pool—rectangular, softened by a waterfall and balanced by curved seating—while two stone pavilions, seamlessly integrated, shelter dining and a waterfall-edge hot tub. A fire pit and a discreet clock tower with bath and changing space allow days to extend fully outdoors. Specimen plantings, antique garden elements, and thoughtfully placed lighting lend a sense of permanence, while centennial brick and stone paths ground the composition. At 1320 Huntsman Lane, beauty is not singular or immediate—it is cumulative, revealed gradually through movement, season, and time.
Privately tucked behind gated stone piers in Gladwyne, “Wooded Hill” unfolds across nearly seven acres of lush, mature grounds designed for both quiet seclusion and outdoor enjoyment. Expansive lawns, formal gardens, winding stone paths, and a pool with pavilion create a setting that feels more like a private retreat than a traditional residence. A dedicated golf green with multiple tee boxes and a series of terraces further extend the outdoor living experience. At the center of the property sits a 16,410-square-foot residence that blends historic character with extensive modern upgrades. Natural light pours in from every angle, highlighting detailed craftsmanship such as custom millwork, decorative iron accents, intricate ceiling designs, and seven fireplaces. French doors throughout the home open to the surrounding landscape, reinforcing the connection between indoor and outdoor spaces. The home is equally suited for large-scale entertaining and everyday living. Gathering spaces include formal living and dining rooms, a sunroom, a billiards room, and multiple family rooms, while two private offices provide flexibility for work or study. The kitchen, positioned as a central hub, is paired with a bright breakfast area for casual dining. A private primary wing offers a retreat within the home, complete with dual spa-like baths, a sitting area, and a balcony library overlooking a dramatic two-story family room. Additional bedroom suites—each with walk-in closets and private baths—are complemented by a second-floor library. Altogether, the property accommodates eight bedrooms, including a fully independent two-bedroom apartment ideal for extended stays or live-in support. The lower level expands the home’s recreational offerings with a theater featuring tiered seating, a fitness room, a custom bar, and direct access to the outdoor entertaining areas. A separate guest house, thoughtfully renovated with a more contemporary aesthetic, provides two additional bedrooms and a sense of privacy for visitors, accessible through a charming stone courtyard. Modern infrastructure supports the estate’s scale and convenience, including a whole-house generator and an integrated smart home system controlling lighting, security, audio, and pool functions. Despite its secluded setting, the property is just minutes from local village amenities, King of Prussia, Center City Philadelphia, and major transportation routes—offering both privacy and accessibility in one of the Main Line’s most desirable locations
Steeped in history and timeless charm, this Colonial residence—originally built in 1793 with thoughtful additions in the 1940s and 1960s—offers a rare opportunity to own a home with character that simply cannot be replicated. Set on a quiet street in Gladwyne, the property is rich with authentic period details, from original wood flooring and exposed beams to the warm, inviting atmosphere that only a home of this era can provide. Spanning approximately 3,500 square feet, the home features 5 bedrooms and 4.5 bathrooms, set on a picturesque 0.78-acre lot with a serene backyard framed by mature trees and garden space. The setting feels private and peaceful, yet remains close to all that the Main Line has to offer. While livable as-is, the property presents an exceptional opportunity for the next owner to restore, update, and add value while preserving its historic integrity. This is a rare chance to reimagine a truly special property in one of the Main Line’s most coveted locations.
Exciting new Construction from Waverly Custom Homes. Lot 3 at "Rockwoods" is located in a private setting backed by open space. This modern floor plan offers 8800+ sq ft of living space with extravagant amenities. 2 bedrooms on main floor and 2/3 bedrooms on lower level. *Some images have been virtually staged for illustrative purposes.
Gladwyne is located in Pennsylvania. Gladwyne, Pennsylvania 19035has a population of 4,019. Gladwyne 19035 is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 45.99% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 34.89%.
The median household income in Gladwyne, Pennsylvania 19035 is $250,001. The median household income for the surrounding county is $99,361 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Gladwyne 19035 is 45.5 years.
The average high temperature in July is 86.8 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 22.7 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 48.2 inches per year, with 19.8 inches of snow per year.
