191 E Evergreen Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19118

Welcome to 191 E. Evergreen Avenue, a rare architectural gem in Chestnut Hill. Built in 1885 by John W. Hottenstein as a modest Victorian, the home was reimagined in 1932 by distinguished architect Edmund B. Gilchrist, engaged by artist and collector Carroll S. Tyson, Jr., who purchased the property for his friend, renowned American modernist Arthur B. Carles, and oversaw its transformation into a luminous residence and studio which became the birthplace of many of Carles' celebrated works now held in major collections like the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Set behind a handsome stone wall and wrought iron fencing, the home exudes European charm with tall windows, decorative balconies, and a private flagstone courtyard. Spanning over 4,400 square feet across three levels, it offers 4 bedrooms, 3 full and 2 half baths. Timeless details include original hardwood floors, custom millwork, and a graceful staircase with grasscloth wallpaper. Elegant living and dining rooms with a fireplace … read more …