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Chester County estate with a five-story tower and literary roots is hitting the market for $3.1M (opens the original)
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The former Chester County home of a renowned 19th-century author and diplomat is hitting the market this week with an asking price of $3.1 million. Known as Cedarcroft, the sprawling Kennett Square brick home spans over 7,100 square feet, sits on 2.4 acres, and has a distinctive five-story, Italianate-style tower overlooking the grounds and surrounding community. The tower extends over the homeâs covered entryway and is accessible by stairs from the second floor. It has a room with windows on
Reining in raucous student housing | Inquirer Chester County (opens the original)
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After years of dealing with raucous student tenants, Tredyffrin Township officials have voted on a new ordinance aimed at better curbing problems. Hereâs how it will work. Also this week, Vanguard has shifted its focus amid its mutual fund and exchange-traded industry peak and then decline, Phoenixville is temporarily morphing into Gilmore Girlsâ beloved Stars Hollow, plus, we look inside a nearly $7 million Malvern property thatâs for sale. â Lisa Dukart (chestercounty@inquirer.com) Wan
Charting the countyâs economic future | Inquirer Chester County (opens the original)
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A new head of the countyâs economic engine recently took over and heâs focused on balancing development with conservation. We get to know him and his goals. Also this week, a deal to preserve part of Willistown Townshipâs Rock Hill Farm looks tenuous, the first day of fall is on the horizon and weâve rounded up the best local spots to view peak foliage, plus Peopleâs Light has scored over a dozen Barrymore Award nominations. Want to get Inquirer Chester County straight to your inbox ev
Inside Ardmoreâs massive âmeat palaceâ | Inquirer Lower Merion (opens the original)
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Can you have too much Wagyu? Inquirer food critic Craig LaBan contemplates whether thatâs the case at the recently opened OGYU in Ardmore. Also this week, charges have been brought against a man who allegedly stole nearly $800,000 in jewelry from two township homes, a Bala Cynwyd native continues to imprint his vision on the Jersey Shore, plus the school board will consider an embattled memberâs resignation. Want to get Inquirer Lower Merion straight to your inbox every week? Sign up here fo
19th-century Chester County home with a two-story wine cellar hits the market for $3.3M (opens the original)
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A six-bedroom West Chester home with a two-story wine cellar and tasting room in a converted ice house has hit the market for $3.3 million. Known as Fernbank Farm, the nearly 5,400-square-foot home at 1001 Country Club Rd. was built of green serpentine stone from the nearby defunct Brintonâs Quarry, said Stephen Gross, who shares the listing with Stewart Gross and Holly Gross, all of the Holly Gross Group. âItâs a beautiful stone thatâs just unique to the area,â he said. A small portio
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