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House of the Week: Spring Mill Farmhouse

As this is post #1 in this category, let me introduce to you what will likely be my favorite category on this blog: House of the Week! Every week I will introduce one amazing home currently on the market in the greater Philadelphia area. These listings will either have amazing style, architecture, location, and/or price. If given the opportunity, I will also offer tour insights from my own personal walk-through's! So stay tuned for more amazing Philly homes!


But on to great home #1. 242 Barren Hill Rd in Consh.

For those of you who don't know this area, on the East side of Conshohocken is a little back-woods area called Spring Mill. Its gorgeous and there is a little french bistro called Spring Mill Cafe there that is sheer heaven.

This house is right down the street from it. And while it does sit right on the road (as old farmhouses often did), its an affordable, unique home right in the middle of everything. Oh, and you can own this 4 bed, 2.5 bath home for under $400,000!

For the full listing info, and more pics!, please click HERE 
















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