Architectural Gothic Tudor masterpiece of the gilded age - this historical carriage house, which belonged to the Widener family, was built in 1920 and served the Widener and Dixon family estates. This majestic Manor is divided into 5 separate units, and the unit at 7924 has been upgraded and maintained replete with all the cosmetic imperfections, and beautiful uniqueness of a stately home of the post gilded age. A very private entrance through large wood castle doors into a private garden setting; with several lawn areas offering ample room for outdoor entertaining, and beautiful garden settings with horticultural trees. Views from most windows include trees and expansive stretches of rolling grass hills and forest, leaving visitors charmed. Since its purchase by the current owner, the home has been greatly improved in keeping with the spirit of the 1920s era, along with other improvements made behind the walls; a New Kitchen built by Lancaster Dutch fabricators, in the style consistent with the 1920s era, electrical system with new main panel and sub-panels to second floor to accommodate electrical capacity for modern appliances, two rehabbed bathrooms, and entirely refinished original hard wood floors. Entirely reclaimed and rehabbed two basements. While this home was originally a 3 bedroom, 1 bathroom; it was converted in the past into a 2 bedroom 2 full bathroom with a 3rd room accessible only off the main bedroom on the second floor, used as a dressing room or office/studio and a 3rd full bathroom in the basement. The Exterior features stone patios and gardens, with native plantings, a Storage shed set amidst Horticultural fruit bearing pear, peaches, cherries trees. Covered gazebo surrounded by wild berry and native plants. You cant get a more PRIVATE a setting only miles from Center City. Privacy and serenity is found behind the large stone gate, and castle doors off the central parking lot.