This 100-year-old Colonial Revival, inspired by Mount Vernon, was designed by architect Robert Rhodes McGoodwin, an American architect and educator, best known for his suburban houses in the Chestnut Hill and Mount Airy sections of Philadelphia. The schist stone home was originally named "Andorra House"and was built by William Harper the owner of Andorra Nurseries. Andorra Nurseries was at the time the largest tree nursery in the east, covering more than 1,400 acres.
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Project Hightlights
Ernst Brothers was hired to repair and restore the aging architectural exterior moldings.
As with most of our clients, the owners have become repeat clients, who later called on us to renovate the kitchen and baths of this iconic Chestnut Hill home.
The Specs
Architect/Designer: Krieger & Associates Architects
Size: 6,795 sqft
Location: Chestnut Hill, PA
Services: Restoration of Exterior Architectural Moldings, Kitchen & Bath Renovations
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