Tucked along Jarrettown Road, this 1900's stone farmhouse has spent generations doing one thing well: giving every room a purpose of its own. Six bedrooms, each with its own character and quiet, offer the kind of separation today's open floor plans can't — space for a home office that actually closes its door, a guest wing for visiting family, a studio tucked away from the noise of daily life. For buyers drawn to character architecture, this is the kind of layout you came here for. The classic Colonia style home moves you from room to room with intention, not through one undivided great room. Set on an acre of land in award-winning Upper Dublin School District, this is a home for buyers who came looking for character and charm — not a spec-built floor plan. Step onto the wraparound front porch and feel the pace of your life change immediately. Original stone exterior. Generous windows that pull the outside in and flood every room with light. Hardwood floors throughout— some original to the house — that carry more character in a single board than most homes hold in their entirety. Inside, over a century of craftsmanship meets a thoughtfully modernized kitchen, because this home has evolved while staying true to where it came from. Six bedrooms on the upper level with three full baths and a dedicated laundry room keep daily life organized and effortless. Step outside from the main level onto the expansive composite deck and you'll understand why whoever lives here rarely wants to leave. The in ground pool glimmers among the gardens, gardens curated over time by owners with an artists eye for color, texture and symmetry. One full acre unfolds in every direction. A second private deck off the primary bedroom turns morning coffee into something entirely different. The finished lower level — complete with a kitchenette — is whatever you need it to be: in-law suite, game room, creative studio, or all three at once. A two-car garage connects via a classic breezeway, keeping function as refined as the form. This isn't a home you simply see—it's a home you feel. Rich in history, filled with warmth, and thoughtfully updated for modern living, this early-1900s gem is best experienced in person. Features of this home include: *Coveted Upper Dublin School District*Over 4500 square feet of living space*6 Bedrooms* 4.5 Bathrooms*Second Floor Laundry*In Ground Pool*Wrap-Around Porch*2 Car garage*In Law Suite with Separate Entrance and a Full Bath*Private One Acre Lot*Lovely Gardens*Large Shed *Workshop Area *Square feet are estimates and should be confirmed by buyers

Recomputed from the county assessment ($221,120, 1996 base year) × current millage — portals typically reprint the recorded 2026 bill. Pennsylvania does not reassess on sale. Estimate only — verify with Montgomery County before relying on it. Learn more: PA property tax calculator · Common Level Ratio by county.