Idyllic c. 1740 Home with Log Cabin Addition and Gorgeous Lot!

Welcome to 643 East Reeceville Road in West Brandywine Township! A circa 1740 home that is gracefully paired with a 1980s log‑cabin-style addition making it a rare find. This unique home sits on an exceptionally beautiful and peaceful one acre lot with amazing English-style gardens. The setting is ideal with a private backyard deck, patio, fenced vegetable garden, and spacious yard surrounding the house. Enjoy the exposed beams, brick floor, wide plank wood floors and wood trim details throughout. The front door takes you into the original section of the home featuring a Great Room with wood burning stove. You will instantly feel the warm and inviting vibe this historic home offers. Take a step up from the Living Room into the light filled addition, where an updated Kitchen features a brick floor and stylish painted wood cabinetry The open Dining Area connects seamlessly to the Kitchen, and a Half Bath with a convenient Laundry Area completes the first floor of the addition. Private staircase from the Kitchen leads you to the privacy of the owner’s bedroom complete with an ensuite bath and direct access to the back deck. From the Living Room, a curved staircase brings you to two additional Bedrooms. One Bedroom – currently used as a Family Room – has a Half Bath and its own staircase to the 3rd floor Bedroom. SO many recent upgrades including Kitchen Remodel (2025), 4 mini splits (2023), Roof (2021), Septic System (2023), Hot Water Heater (2022), New Windows, Freshly Painted and more. A stream meanders through the property, complemented by a beautiful native meadow that creates a peaceful, natural setting. This home is just minutes from Hibernia Park, Marsh Creek State Park, and offers easy access to Route 30 Bypass. There are many wonderful details to enjoy. This is a must-see property. Schedule your visit today!

Note From the Owner: 

There are old houses, and then there are houses that feel like they’ve been here forever.

Tucked along Beaver Creek in West Brandywine Township, 643 E. Reeceville Road is a remarkable historic stone home with roots reaching deep into Chester County’s colonial past.

The property is believed to have originally been part of a land grant under William Penn’s proprietorship, and the original home dates to 1764.

The historic house features beautiful fieldstone construction, wide-plank floors, exposed beams, 2 fireplaces, and an original stone springhouse. Beaver Creek winds through the property, creating a setting that is as special as the house itself.

And while the history is extraordinary, this isn’t a home stuck in the past.

• New Roof
• New HVAC
• New Septic System
• Updated kitchen
• Updated Bathrooms
• New Water Filtration
• New Windows

This is a home for someone who appreciates history, architecture, land, and authenticity, but doesn’t want to spend their weekends rebuilding a centuries-old house.

Imagine owning a piece of the Chester County landscape that has been here longer than America itself, with the comfort and updates of a modern home.

Not just a house. A piece of Pennsylvania history.