This is a home where superior architectural design, quality construction and sophisticated interiors meet with stunning results. Hidden in one of the Main Line's most coveted neighborhoods, it offers tremendous privacy amid the outstanding Chuck Hess-designed grounds and Crowell Lighting execution that perfectly complement the Walter Durham-designed home with several later additions and a fabulous converted barn/guest house rebuilt by noted barn expert Elric Endersby. From the home's main living/dining room with vaulted ceiling and fireplace, to its cleverly designed additions designed by Peter Archer that extend in several directions, it offers open, airy living spaces with tasteful custom cabinetry, millwork and finishes, custom lighting design, big windows to enjoy verdant views, and character that keeps the interiors interesting without overwhelming them. The main suite, which has a vaulted ceiling, step-up sitting area, veranda and his and her walk-in closets is capped off with a sumptuous bath. The home's kitchen was designed by a pro chef and is outfitted appropriately. It includes a casual, banquette-style dining area. The kitchen opens to an amazing rear terrace and a pool and spa with a three-season pavilion, sure to be your favorite outdoor area. Just beyond the pool is a barn converted to very comfortable, fully outfitted guest quarters with a first-floor great room with fireplace, and full kitchen which is perfect for dinner parties. Upstairs is a bedroom full bath and fireplace. Throughout the main house and guest quarters, quality, custom finishes and fixtures stand out yet are timeless. Jim Crowell's lighting ensures every room literally looks its best. A three-car garage with extra-high ceiling plus a full suite of mechanical updates, including a generator that powers both the house and guest house, complete this outstanding property. Square footage includes the quest house