60 Kinseyville Rd, Nottingham, PA 19362

Meadow House is a seamless combination of an updated 190-year-old settler's house and a Shaker-style addition designed by New York City architect Brad Pressman. Spacious lofted areas, exposed stone and wood beams, skylights and restored antique materials make this property in Brittany Common unforgettable. The kitchen features double-lacquered hand-rubbed cabinets, a cherry dining booth, and a vaulted ceiling open to a second-floor catwalk. Other carefully planned out details include a Viking stove, concrete countertops with a zinc backsplash, and a nearby sitting area with built-in bookshelves. A switchback staircase with a railing personally carved by the architect himself leads upstairs to the lofted area complete with a woodstove and chimney, the latter using boards recovered from an Amish barn. Directly underneath and open to the loft is the master bedroom and bath, both with wood-burning fireplaces, garden views, and built-in closets and cabinets with antique doors. Separating the two rooms is a late 1800's door with a sliding bottom panel and a custom hinge attaching to a knickknack cabinet. The master bath was designed around the restored clawfoot tub that is the centerpiece for the middle of the room, while the double sink and shower are crafted from yellow limestone from the same source that provided it to the Philadelphia Museum of Art and numerous universities. Finally there is a door to the home's side patio. The other living spaces of the home offer equally impressive amenities. The living room has yet another wood-burning fireplace paired with a 20-foot vaulted ceiling, while the original kitchen has been converted into an elegant dining room with solid oak floors, a floor-to-ceiling window, and a butler's pantry. The mudroom offers radiant floor heat along with even more cabinet space if needed. Outside over four acres of land including a tranquil stream, storage shed, and garden area complete this unique residence.