Welcome to 503 W State Street, a rare gem in the Heart of Historic Kennett Square. The Robert Scarlett House is a spacious and character-filled 7-bedroom, 5.5-bath home in the heart of historic Kennett Square. Offering over 4,100 square feet of living space across four levels, including a large unfinished basement, this beautifully preserved property blends historical charm with modern flexibility—perfect for those seeking a private residence, a multi-generational estate, or a one-of-a-kind investment property as. a Bed and Breakfast.

Built in 1910 by William Scarlett for his son Robert, this home is one of only three granite residences the Scarlett family constructed on West State Street—crafted from locally quarried granite, a rare and highly durable material that gives the home its signature strength and permanence. It also sits atop Hessian Hill, believed to be the site of a Revolutionary War encampment during the 1777 Battle of Brandywine.

Inside, the home is a stunning example