At the beginning of the 20th century, the Colonial Revival style merged with Arts & Crafts to create a more free and less formal adaptation of classical architecture. This large graceful colonial with its neo-classical accents is located on a quiet side street in Chestnut Hill and is sure to please. From the handsome wood paneled entry foyer one enters a dramatic octagonal center hall with cherry floors, interior columns, and a trio of arched doors that open onto an outside brick patio. To the left, one finds a spacious living room with fireplace and French doors to the patio and an adjoining heated sunroom with tile floor that opens to a covered portion of the same patio. To the right of the center hall is a dining room with built-ins and a large eat-in kitchen with back stairs. There is a mud room/laundry room off the kitchen. Upstairs is a two-room master suite and bath (shower over tub) with its own outside balcony. There are two additional large bedrooms (one with a Juliet balcony) and a hall bath. In addition, there is a second floor back wing that features two additional bedrooms and a bath (possible in-law or nanny suite). Finally, there is good-sized bedroom and bath and a large cedar closet on the third floor. With its attractive patio and well-planted deep yard this is a lovely house for entertaining- both inside and out. Located less than a half-mile from the St. Martins train station, Pastorius Park, the shops of Germantown Avenue, and the nearest trailhead in Fairmount Park.