8003 SAINT MARTINS LANE

Welcome to 8003 St. Martins Lane, where an exceptional residence blends historic charm with modern comforts and offers an elegant lifestyle. Located on a picturesque .4-acre lot in Chestnut Hill, this architectural gem was designed by Hazelhurst & Huckel and built in 1890 by William Steele. Lovingly maintained and thoughtfully updated over the years, this home's notable features include graceful curves, battlements, clipped gables, and a corner turret. Combining finishes and design elements from the 19th century with 21st-century updates, this property offers indoor grandeur and exquisite outdoor spaces, including a beautifully landscaped patio that provides a perfect setting for relaxation and entertaining. The home's light-filled rooms, large rounded windows, and unique architectural elements add charm. There are six unique fireplaces, leaded and stained glass windows, cove ceilings, and detailed plaster moldings, all in pristine condition. On the main level, you'll find spacious formal living and dining rooms with original wall sconces, a well-appointed kitchen with generous storage, granite countertops, high-quality appliances, a powder room, and an extensive office/library. The second floor offers a luxurious primary suite with a dressing room, two additional bedrooms, a second bath, and a convenient laundry room. Once a separate apartment, the third floor features four bedrooms and a remodeled bathroom. Enjoy proximity to Chestnut Hill's shops, restaurants, schools, and cultural institutions, as well as easy access to Center City, major highways, and regional rail. Springside Chestnut Hill Academy, the Philadelphia Cricket Club, and the Chestnut Hill West train station are just steps away, making access to your favorite destinations effortless. Listed as Significant in the Chestnut Hill Historic District Inventory and featured on the 1895 Bromley Philadelphia Atlas, this opportunity is a rare offering. This home seamlessly blends historic grandeur with modern conveniences. It is ready to welcome its next resident.