Deep within heavily wooded Gladwyne hides a luxurious gothic-style mansion that gives visitors a sense that they are lost in time. Ben Silver at Main Line Today spotlights the beautiful home at 56 Crosby Brown Road.

The original structure was built in 1905 as a carriage house for an adjacent property. The other property has since been partitioned off, but the carriage house has blossomed into something magnificent.

The Gothic-era home sits on 2.8 acres and covers nearly 11,000 square feet. It has six bedrooms, eight bathrooms, an indoor pool, wine chamber, guest house and a massive, tightly-manicured lawn.

When the property was purchased in 1994, it had a modern feel with a sleek open design and white interior. Over the last 30 years, owner Con Sweeney has worked with designer William R. Eubanks to give the property the refined look it has today.

Now limestone archways lead down hallways to mahogany doors. Portraits and tapestries depicting ancient history add a sense of refinery to the mansion.

Read more about this beautiful home nestled among the trees of Gladwyne in Main Line Today.

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