Listed for $2,596,000, the estate at 1118 Indian Creek Road in Wynnewood offers a rare Main Line combination: nearly four acres of privacy, a historic 1928 residence, and room for a buyer to shape the next chapter of the property.
The home, known as Hearthstone, is featured in a Realtor.com listing that presents it as both a renovation opportunity and a legacy estate.
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Set along the Indian Creek corridor, the 3.73-acre property includes a 10-bedroom, 5.5-plus-bath Colonial with 9,852 square feet of finished living space, according to the listing.
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The home was commissioned by William P. Simpson, president of the Eddystone Manufacturing Company, and still carries the scale of an earlier Main Line era, from its stone exterior to its expansive entertaining rooms and enclosed porches overlooking the grounds.
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The acreage may be the bigger story. The property includes level lawn space, gardens, a private fruit orchard, a screened porch, an in-ground pool and a bathhouse that could support future entertaining upgrades.
Inside, the estate also offers practical infrastructure, including a two-level elevator, a full-house generator, and zoned HVAC, giving a future owner a head start on a significant restoration.
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The home is also located within the Lower Merion School District. Assigned public schools include Penn Wynne School, Bala-Cynwyd Middle School, and Lower Merion High School, placing the property in one of Montgomery County’s most recognized public school systems.
The location also offers access to nearby private schools, clubs, golf, and Philadelphia, balancing seclusion with convenience.
For buyers seeking land, history, and a major restoration canvas, Hearthstone stands out as a rare Main Line opportunity.
The Wynnewood estate is listed for $2,596,000; to read the full article, click Realtor.com.
