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Discover an exceptional opportunity to enjoy spacious, elegant living in Northwood, one of Gladwyne’s desirable residential communities. Offering approximately 6,482 square feet of living space, this impressive residence combines dramatic architectural details, generously sized rooms, and an adaptable floor plan designed to accommodate both everyday comfort and memorable entertaining. From the moment you enter, the grand foyer and soaring ceilings create a striking first impression. Natural light fills the interior, highlighting the home's open feel and expansive living spaces. The main-level Primary Suite offers a private retreat, complete with a spacious bedroom, ensuite bathroom, and dual custom California Closets. Its convenient location on the main floor provides an appealing option for those seeking the ease of single-level living while enjoying the space of a substantial home. The kitchen is designed to be a natural gathering place, featuring commercial-grade appliances and an impressive cooking range for those who love to cook and entertain. Opening to the expansive family room, this central living area features an impressive gas double-sided fireplace. Additional living and dining spaces offer flexibility for formal occasions, quiet relaxation, or a dedicated home office. The finished walk-out lower level adds another dimension to the home, offering a wealth of possibilities for recreation, entertaining, and extended stays. Enjoy a media room for movie nights, a game room, a dedicated exercise area, and a wine cellar. The lower level also features a private bonus room with an adjacent full bathroom and a second kitchen, providing additional flexibility for overnight guests or multi-generational living. The home's outdoor oasis consists of a sprawling two-level patio and outdoor built-in BBQ grill, plus ample yard space. Beyond the home, Gladwyne offers a sought-after Main Line setting with a balance of residential tranquility and access to everyday conveniences. Major roadways, including I-76, I-476, and the Pennsylvania Turnpike, provide connections to Center City Philadelphia and surrounding destinations. Shopping, dining, and entertainment in King of Prussia are also within convenient driving distance. The property is located within award-winning Lower Merion School District. With its impressive scale, main-level primary suite, chef-oriented kitchen, and extensive finished lower level, 1435 Wesleys Run offers the space, versatility, and setting to make this home all your own. Mortgage savings may be available for buyers of this listing.

4 Beds ⋅ 5 Baths

Discover an exceptional opportunity to enjoy spacious, elegant living in Northwood, one of Gladwyne’s desirable residential communities. Offering approximately 6,482 square feet of living space, this impressive residence combines dramatic architectural details, generously sized rooms, and an adaptable floor plan designed to accommodate both everyday comfort and memorable entertaining. From the moment you enter, the grand foyer and soaring ceilings create a striking first impression. Natural light fills the interior, highlighting the home's open feel and expansive living spaces. The main-level Primary Suite offers a private retreat, complete with a spacious bedroom, ensuite bathroom, and dual custom California Closets. Its convenient location on the main floor provides an appealing option for those seeking the ease of single-level living while enjoying the space of a substantial home. The kitchen is designed to be a natural gathering place, featuring commercial-grade appliances and an impressive cooking range for those who love to cook and entertain. Opening to the expansive family room, this central living area features an impressive gas double-sided fireplace. Additional living and dining spaces offer flexibility for formal occasions, quiet relaxation, or a dedicated home office. The finished walk-out lower level adds another dimension to the home, offering a wealth of possibilities for recreation, entertaining, and extended stays. Enjoy a media room for movie nights, a game room, a dedicated exercise area, and a wine cellar. The lower level also features a private bonus room with an adjacent full bathroom and a second kitchen, providing additional flexibility for overnight guests or multi-generational living. The home's outdoor oasis consists of a sprawling two-level patio and outdoor built-in BBQ grill, plus ample yard space. Beyond the home, Gladwyne offers a sought-after Main Line setting with a balance of residential tranquility and access to everyday conveniences. Major roadways, including I-76, I-476, and the Pennsylvania Turnpike, provide connections to Center City Philadelphia and surrounding destinations. Shopping, dining, and entertainment in King of Prussia are also within convenient driving distance. The property is located within award-winning Lower Merion School District. With its impressive scale, main-level primary suite, chef-oriented kitchen, and extensive finished lower level, 1435 Wesleys Run offers the space, versatility, and setting to make this home all your own. Mortgage savings may be available for buyers of this listing.

1435 Wesleys Run, Gladwyne

Listing courtesy of Redfin Corporation. Contact:

$1,950,000

Set on a beautifully manageable acre in the estate section, this distinctive residence offers an unusual combination of architectural presence, privacy and ease. Extraordinary detailing is evident throughout, but it is perhaps the windows that are most memorable: beautifully scaled and exquisitely detailed, they frame private views of the surrounding landscape while giving each room its own architectural character. Inside, the home is sophisticated and highly styled, with two marble fireplaces anchoring the principal living spaces. A beautifully updated kitchen balances clean, current design with the character of the architecture, while the renovated baths are equally refined in their materials and execution. A loft office adds an unexpected and appealing workspace, removed from the primary living areas yet visually connected to the home. With only 2 bedrooms, the residence is particularly compelling for those who want to maintain a substantial Main Line presence without the burden of rooms that are rarely used. The scale is generous where it matters, yet refreshingly right sized for everyday living. Outside, approximately one acre provides privacy and a lovely sense of setting without the maintenance demands of a larger estate. The result is a rare offering: an architecturally significant home in an established estate setting, beautifully updated and exceptionally suited to a buyer seeking sophistication, privacy and a more effortless way to live on the Main Line.

2 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths

Set on a beautifully manageable acre in the estate section, this distinctive residence offers an unusual combination of architectural presence, privacy and ease. Extraordinary detailing is evident throughout, but it is perhaps the windows that are most memorable: beautifully scaled and exquisitely detailed, they frame private views of the surrounding landscape while giving each room its own architectural character. Inside, the home is sophisticated and highly styled, with two marble fireplaces anchoring the principal living spaces. A beautifully updated kitchen balances clean, current design with the character of the architecture, while the renovated baths are equally refined in their materials and execution. A loft office adds an unexpected and appealing workspace, removed from the primary living areas yet visually connected to the home. With only 2 bedrooms, the residence is particularly compelling for those who want to maintain a substantial Main Line presence without the burden of rooms that are rarely used. The scale is generous where it matters, yet refreshingly right sized for everyday living. Outside, approximately one acre provides privacy and a lovely sense of setting without the maintenance demands of a larger estate. The result is a rare offering: an architecturally significant home in an established estate setting, beautifully updated and exceptionally suited to a buyer seeking sophistication, privacy and a more effortless way to live on the Main Line.

20 W Old Gulph Rd, Gladwyne

Listing courtesy of Compass Pennsylvania, LLC. Contact:

$2,995,000

Set above the landscape in Gladwyne, this dramatic contemporary residence is defined by extraordinary, miles-long views and an interior that feels equally expansive. Minutes from the Main Line’s conveniences yet seemingly worlds apart, the home pairs a crisp, sophisticated palette with exceptional scale, thoughtful design and an almost constant connection to the horizon. Double glass doors open to a soaring two-story foyer, where wide gallery-like halls and European white oak floors extend east and west. A dramatic two-sided gas fireplace, finished in painted brick and rising a story and a half, acts as a sculptural divide between the entry and great room, offering fire and sightlines to both spaces. Beyond, the great room opens through broad sliding glass doors to a deep terrace, effectively extending the living space outdoors. From here, distant rolling hills give way to city lights, creating a backdrop that changes beautifully from morning through evening. Beyond the great room, the dining room continues the home’s nuanced palette of whites and warm natural materials. Far from a space reserved only for occasion, it is designed to be used and enjoyed. As daylight fades, the room becomes particularly compelling, with illuminated views beyond and doors opening directly to the shared terrace for cocktails, dinner or evenings outdoors. The kitchen is striking in its restraint. Gleaming lacquered white cabinetry is paired with substantial quartzite surfaces, gently veined for subtle movement and warmth. An oversized island provides generous room for seating, preparation and display, while a professional suite of Thermador appliances includes full-size side-by-side stainless steel refrigerator and freezer columns. Against the polished cabinetry, a natural wood barn door concealing the pantry introduces an organic counterpoint. An informal dining area sits just beyond, as does the family room, open enough to feel connected to the kitchen yet sufficiently removed to allow several conversations, and several generations, to comfortably coexist. Privately positioned to the right of the foyer, the expansive primary suite continues the home’s high ceilings, European white oak floors and serene aesthetic. Two exceptional dressing rooms provide extensive hanging, drawer and folded storage; one is large enough to incorporate a full desk beneath a bank of windows, creating a beautifully integrated private workspace. Large-format tile introduces the primary bath, where two wall-hung vanities with stone tops, a soaking tub beneath the windows, private water closet and generous steam shower with body sprays and bench create a space that feels both architectural and indulgent. Southern views remain present throughout. Equally considered are the practical spaces: two powder rooms, a substantial mudroom, direct access to the three-car garage and even an elevated dog wash. Nothing feels incidental. Each element has been thoughtfully incorporated into the architecture of the house. Two separate staircases descend to an expansive garden level, where the sloping site becomes one of the home’s greatest assets. Rather than reading as a traditional lower level, these rooms open directly to another deep terrace and the landscape beyond. A central fireplace anchors a generous family room with multiple gathering areas and ample space for billiards, ping-pong or both. A built-in bar with glassware storage and refrigeration allows entertaining to move effortlessly between floors. Four additional bedrooms are found here, two with en-suite baths and two sharing a central bath while retaining individual vanities. A dedicated gym completes the level. Bright, expansive and finished with the same attention given to the main floor. The result is a home of unusual confidence: contemporary without feeling austere, glamorous without excess and exceptionally well suited both to large-scale entertaining and everyday life.

5 Beds ⋅ 6 Baths

Set above the landscape in Gladwyne, this dramatic contemporary residence is defined by extraordinary, miles-long views and an interior that feels equally expansive. Minutes from the Main Line’s conveniences yet seemingly worlds apart, the home pairs a crisp, sophisticated palette with exceptional scale, thoughtful design and an almost constant connection to the horizon. Double glass doors open to a soaring two-story foyer, where wide gallery-like halls and European white oak floors extend east and west. A dramatic two-sided gas fireplace, finished in painted brick and rising a story and a half, acts as a sculptural divide between the entry and great room, offering fire and sightlines to both spaces. Beyond, the great room opens through broad sliding glass doors to a deep terrace, effectively extending the living space outdoors. From here, distant rolling hills give way to city lights, creating a backdrop that changes beautifully from morning through evening. Beyond the great room, the dining room continues the home’s nuanced palette of whites and warm natural materials. Far from a space reserved only for occasion, it is designed to be used and enjoyed. As daylight fades, the room becomes particularly compelling, with illuminated views beyond and doors opening directly to the shared terrace for cocktails, dinner or evenings outdoors. The kitchen is striking in its restraint. Gleaming lacquered white cabinetry is paired with substantial quartzite surfaces, gently veined for subtle movement and warmth. An oversized island provides generous room for seating, preparation and display, while a professional suite of Thermador appliances includes full-size side-by-side stainless steel refrigerator and freezer columns. Against the polished cabinetry, a natural wood barn door concealing the pantry introduces an organic counterpoint. An informal dining area sits just beyond, as does the family room, open enough to feel connected to the kitchen yet sufficiently removed to allow several conversations, and several generations, to comfortably coexist. Privately positioned to the right of the foyer, the expansive primary suite continues the home’s high ceilings, European white oak floors and serene aesthetic. Two exceptional dressing rooms provide extensive hanging, drawer and folded storage; one is large enough to incorporate a full desk beneath a bank of windows, creating a beautifully integrated private workspace. Large-format tile introduces the primary bath, where two wall-hung vanities with stone tops, a soaking tub beneath the windows, private water closet and generous steam shower with body sprays and bench create a space that feels both architectural and indulgent. Southern views remain present throughout. Equally considered are the practical spaces: two powder rooms, a substantial mudroom, direct access to the three-car garage and even an elevated dog wash. Nothing feels incidental. Each element has been thoughtfully incorporated into the architecture of the house. Two separate staircases descend to an expansive garden level, where the sloping site becomes one of the home’s greatest assets. Rather than reading as a traditional lower level, these rooms open directly to another deep terrace and the landscape beyond. A central fireplace anchors a generous family room with multiple gathering areas and ample space for billiards, ping-pong or both. A built-in bar with glassware storage and refrigeration allows entertaining to move effortlessly between floors. Four additional bedrooms are found here, two with en-suite baths and two sharing a central bath while retaining individual vanities. A dedicated gym completes the level. Bright, expansive and finished with the same attention given to the main floor. The result is a home of unusual confidence: contemporary without feeling austere, glamorous without excess and exceptionally well suited both to large-scale entertaining and everyday life.

1330 N Avignon Dr, Gladwyne

Listing courtesy of Compass Pennsylvania, LLC. Contact:

$1,650,000

Mill Creek Road gives way to a private lane and a custom residence with French character on three-quarters of an acre in Gladwyne, where the view carries out over the treetops. European in its details, modern in its comforts. A climbing hydrangea wraps the front door in green and, in early summer, white blooms, so the arrival feels like a discovery. Beneath it, a grand double-door entrance of leaded glass opens to a two-story foyer designed for entertaining, with stone floors, arched niches, a bar, and an iron stair rising to an open gallery. Across the main level, tall windows, two skylights, and French doors keep the rooms full of daylight and garden views. In winter, life gathers around three fireplaces. The living room, long enough for a grand piano at the garden end, has one in polished stone. In the skylit family room, another sits between lighted bookcases. The third anchors the great room, where a 12-foot ceiling gives generous volume to games, films, and large gatherings, and tall arched and transom windows surround a stone fireplace rising the full height of the wall. The kitchen centers on a large island under a skylight, with a farmhouse sink, a Viking refrigerator, double wall ovens, and a breakfast area looking into the trees. The main suite is a suite in the full sense: a bedroom overlooking the garden, an adjoining study, generous closets, and two full baths, one for each of you. One is finished in marble, with a frameless glass shower and rain head. A second bedroom is nearby. Upstairs are three more bedrooms, one with its own bath and two sharing a renovated Jack-and-Jill bath. Nearly every main room opens to the rear flagstone terrace, and in summer, dinner moves outside. Just off the terrace, a water feature murmurs among perennials, ferns, mature trees, and stone walls. For all its privacy, it's close to Gladwyne Village, Suburban Square, regional rail, and the Schuylkill Expressway and Blue Route to Center City and King of Prussia. Lower Merion School District.

5 Beds ⋅ 6 Baths

Mill Creek Road gives way to a private lane and a custom residence with French character on three-quarters of an acre in Gladwyne, where the view carries out over the treetops. European in its details, modern in its comforts. A climbing hydrangea wraps the front door in green and, in early summer, white blooms, so the arrival feels like a discovery. Beneath it, a grand double-door entrance of leaded glass opens to a two-story foyer designed for entertaining, with stone floors, arched niches, a bar, and an iron stair rising to an open gallery. Across the main level, tall windows, two skylights, and French doors keep the rooms full of daylight and garden views. In winter, life gathers around three fireplaces. The living room, long enough for a grand piano at the garden end, has one in polished stone. In the skylit family room, another sits between lighted bookcases. The third anchors the great room, where a 12-foot ceiling gives generous volume to games, films, and large gatherings, and tall arched and transom windows surround a stone fireplace rising the full height of the wall. The kitchen centers on a large island under a skylight, with a farmhouse sink, a Viking refrigerator, double wall ovens, and a breakfast area looking into the trees. The main suite is a suite in the full sense: a bedroom overlooking the garden, an adjoining study, generous closets, and two full baths, one for each of you. One is finished in marble, with a frameless glass shower and rain head. A second bedroom is nearby. Upstairs are three more bedrooms, one with its own bath and two sharing a renovated Jack-and-Jill bath. Nearly every main room opens to the rear flagstone terrace, and in summer, dinner moves outside. Just off the terrace, a water feature murmurs among perennials, ferns, mature trees, and stone walls. For all its privacy, it's close to Gladwyne Village, Suburban Square, regional rail, and the Schuylkill Expressway and Blue Route to Center City and King of Prussia. Lower Merion School District.

418 Mill Creek Rd, Gladwyne

Listing courtesy of BHHS Fox & Roach-Haverford. Contact:

$1,295,000

A rare opportunity to own one of Gladwyne’s most charming and architecturally intriguing homes, 815 Black Rock Road is filled with character, fascinating history and incredible potential. Set on just under an acre of flat, private grounds shaded by magnificent mature trees, the home was originally built around 1930 as a U.S. Steel prefabricated model home and was won at the Devon Horse Show. Later expanded with sensitivity to the original design, the residence combines clean geometric forms, curved walls, expansive glass and a wonderful connection to its natural surroundings. Ready for thoughtful updating, this is an exciting opportunity for a buyer who appreciates a cool, character-filled home and wants to put their own stamp on something truly different. The light-filled entrance opens to a flexible main level where nearly every room offers views of the wooded grounds. The spacious living room features hardwood floors, a gently curved wall, gallery-style track lighting and multiple sets of glass doors opening to a large stone terrace. The adjoining dining room is equally inviting, with beautiful parquet flooring, a wood-burning fireplace and oversized corner windows that frame the mature trees beyond. These spaces flow easily from one to the next while still retaining their own personality and architectural interest. The kitchen offers abundant cabinetry, a Sub-Zero refrigerator, gas cooktop, multiple dishwashers and a Mercer tile backsplash that brings warmth, artistry and local character to the space. Just beyond, the dramatic sunken family room is surrounded by walls and a sloped ceiling of glass, creating the feeling of being immersed in the landscape. A second wood-burning fireplace anchors the room, while its open connection to the kitchen makes it a natural gathering place for everyday living and entertaining. A dedicated office area with built-in work surfaces and shelving, along with main-level laundry, adds convenience and functionality. Also on the main level is a bedroom and two full baths, as well as an additional flexible room that could serve as a fourth bedroom, private office, studio, playroom or entertaining space. This adaptable layout offers the possibility of primarily one-level living while still providing ample room for guests, work and hobbies. Upstairs, two bright bedrooms feature hardwood floors and corner windows overlooking the trees, and share a full hall bath. The outdoor setting is one of the property’s greatest assets. Expansive stone terraces, a pergola, level lawn and mature plantings create a peaceful backdrop for outdoor living. Tucked privately among the trees is a gorgeous swimming pool with an adjoining hot tub and a separate pool house designed for relaxed summer days and casual entertaining. The pool house includes a kitchen, full bath, storage shed, screened porch and a loft area that can provide additional storage or a fun play space for children. Rich in history, character and possibility, 815 Black Rock Road offers the chance to reimagine a truly special home in a beautiful Gladwyne setting. Just down the road from the heart of Gladwyne and conveniently located close to parks, schools, clubs, shopping, dining and major roadways, this special property offers privacy, flexibility and an opportunity that is difficult to replicate.

3 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths

A rare opportunity to own one of Gladwyne’s most charming and architecturally intriguing homes, 815 Black Rock Road is filled with character, fascinating history and incredible potential. Set on just under an acre of flat, private grounds shaded by magnificent mature trees, the home was originally built around 1930 as a U.S. Steel prefabricated model home and was won at the Devon Horse Show. Later expanded with sensitivity to the original design, the residence combines clean geometric forms, curved walls, expansive glass and a wonderful connection to its natural surroundings. Ready for thoughtful updating, this is an exciting opportunity for a buyer who appreciates a cool, character-filled home and wants to put their own stamp on something truly different. The light-filled entrance opens to a flexible main level where nearly every room offers views of the wooded grounds. The spacious living room features hardwood floors, a gently curved wall, gallery-style track lighting and multiple sets of glass doors opening to a large stone terrace. The adjoining dining room is equally inviting, with beautiful parquet flooring, a wood-burning fireplace and oversized corner windows that frame the mature trees beyond. These spaces flow easily from one to the next while still retaining their own personality and architectural interest. The kitchen offers abundant cabinetry, a Sub-Zero refrigerator, gas cooktop, multiple dishwashers and a Mercer tile backsplash that brings warmth, artistry and local character to the space. Just beyond, the dramatic sunken family room is surrounded by walls and a sloped ceiling of glass, creating the feeling of being immersed in the landscape. A second wood-burning fireplace anchors the room, while its open connection to the kitchen makes it a natural gathering place for everyday living and entertaining. A dedicated office area with built-in work surfaces and shelving, along with main-level laundry, adds convenience and functionality. Also on the main level is a bedroom and two full baths, as well as an additional flexible room that could serve as a fourth bedroom, private office, studio, playroom or entertaining space. This adaptable layout offers the possibility of primarily one-level living while still providing ample room for guests, work and hobbies. Upstairs, two bright bedrooms feature hardwood floors and corner windows overlooking the trees, and share a full hall bath. The outdoor setting is one of the property’s greatest assets. Expansive stone terraces, a pergola, level lawn and mature plantings create a peaceful backdrop for outdoor living. Tucked privately among the trees is a gorgeous swimming pool with an adjoining hot tub and a separate pool house designed for relaxed summer days and casual entertaining. The pool house includes a kitchen, full bath, storage shed, screened porch and a loft area that can provide additional storage or a fun play space for children. Rich in history, character and possibility, 815 Black Rock Road offers the chance to reimagine a truly special home in a beautiful Gladwyne setting. Just down the road from the heart of Gladwyne and conveniently located close to parks, schools, clubs, shopping, dining and major roadways, this special property offers privacy, flexibility and an opportunity that is difficult to replicate.

815 Black Rock Rd, Gladwyne

Listing courtesy of Kurfiss Sotheby's International Realty. Contact:

$20,000,000

Extra Extra, read all about it-Breaking news in Gladwyne Village-The Gladwyne Center including 3 parcels surrounding the Guard House is being exclusively offered as opportunity continues to knock in time of future planning and transition in the core of this community. Offering includes the 342 Righters Mill Road, a 3 tenant 5600 Sq Ft continuous building on .3 acre parcel which includes a long standing dry cleaning business, pet shop, and local hardware store. 949 Youngs Ford Road, a 2 dwelling-5 unit- .34 acre property with ample parking amenity when including the adjacent 947 vacant land parcel/parking lot. 949 Youngs Ford Road hosts a local law firm, yoga studio, a vacant 1640 Sq Ft main floor office space currently available, and the rear dwelling the owner maintained. This is a very exciting time in the heart of Gladwyne and this offering will bring opportunity to the future of this exclusive community's center. Please call today for information on this offering today!

947-949 Youngs Ford Rd, Gladwyne

Listing courtesy of Kline Real Estate Works. Contact:

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