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Hobbit-y Chestnut Hill Woodward Residence Now Only $600K

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When we first wrote about this 1909 carriage house that was originally the gate house to Dr. George Woodward's Krisheim Estate, the asking price was $635,000—down from $835,000 when it first hit the market. The house is essentially on top of Fairmount Park and the Wissahickon, and new photos reveal how it looks when it snows: It's a winter wonderland! Add to that the gorgeous period woodwork—including the engraved "Krisheim" over the door—and the connection to Woodward, Chestnut Hill's founding father, and it seems like a sure bet.

While renters compete to spend even half a lease in Woodward rentals, this residence—where he actually touched things like banisters—has been on the market since last spring. Perhaps this price point—and those snowy photos—will do it.

Size: 4 beds, 2 baths, 2,430 square feet
Outdoors: .89 acre wooded lot
Price: $600,000
Most recent chop: $25,000
· Listing: 7500 McCallum Street [Trulia]
· Carriage House Offers Serious Street Cred to History Buffs [CPHI]

Krisheim

7500 McCallum Street, Philadelphia, PA 19118