Gracefully nestled along one of Chester County’s most scenic backcountry roads, this stunning circa 1700s stone farmhouse offers a rare blend of historic charm, peaceful privacy, and modern convenience—all within the award-winning Unionville-Chadds Ford School District. Just minutes from the quaint village of Marshallton, Unionville, Kennett Square, Downtown West Chester, and Downingtown, this location delivers the perfect balance of serene country living and easy access to vibrant nearby towns.
Rich in history and filled with character, this home was proudly featured on the prestigious Chester County Day Tour in 2000—a true testament to its architectural beauty and enduring legacy.

The stately residence features six spacious bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms, with flexible living spaces designed for everyday comfort and elegant entertaining. Inside, you'll find original hardwood floors, high ceilings, and oversized, light-filled rooms that radiate warmth and authenticity. A bright, airy sunroom offers a peaceful retreat, while the family room—anchored by a cozy wood-burning stove—invites you to relax and unwind. Just off the family room, a sliding glass door leads out to a patio accompanied by a screened-in porch, and outdoor sauna, offering the the perfect setting for enjoying morning coffee or unwinding at dusk, surrounded by nature. The kitchen is both charming and functional, featuring granite countertops, ample cabinetry, and a layout ideal for gathering and hosting.

Set on 3+ picturesque acres and surrounded by preserved farmland, this property is a dream for horse enthusiasts and hobby farmers. It includes three fenced pastures, a run-in shed, and a three-stall barn. For avid riders, trail access is just outside your door—you’re truly in the heart of Horse Country (Radnor Hunt Country).
Additional highlights include:
A spacious two-car attached garage and a heated workshop with additional storage, New well pump (2024), New roof (2019), and a recently new (about 2 years) fusion water treatment system with softener.

Adding to the property's rich character is a historic outbuilding—once a working blacksmith shop where horses were shod on-site. Today, it offers exciting potential as a studio, workshop, or guest cottage.
Whether you're drawn to the equestrian amenities, timeless architecture, or serene setting with exceptional proximity to everything the Brandywine Valley has to offer, this one-of-a-kind farmhouse is truly a special opportunity.