Scott Berger

Step into a story more than three centuries in the making. Built in 1695, 547 Concord Road is one of Pennsylvania’s earliest homes, proudly standing through the Revolutionary War and beyond as a cornerstone of the community. Once owned by Col. John Hannum—a colonial leader, businessman, and militiaman—this residence even operated as one of the first licensed taverns in Pennsylvania (1720). Today,

Say hello to 139 Walnut Avenue, nestled in the heart of Ardmore within Lower Merion Township. This 3-bedroom twin is conveniently situated within an easy walk of all that’s great about Ardmore...eating and drinking along Cricket Avenue, exciting nightlife on Lancaster Ave, great shopping at Suburban Square, or playing and exercising at South Ardmore Park. Entering from the wide front porch,

Welcome to 547 Concord Road, which has stood proudly as one of the earliest homes built in Pennsylvania and served many uses in the community both before and after the Revolutionary War. Situated within the Garnet Valley School District, this home was built in 1695 and owned by Col. John Hannum, a politician, businessman, and colonial militiaman in Chester County. The home is registered historic