A rare opportunity to own a Francis Gugert designed home built in 1931. This 4 bedroom, 3.5 bathroom freshly painted home is waiting for new owners who have a love for Wayne and the rich history of it s original homes, who have vision and who have a desire to make this home their own. Boasting deep window stills, original millwork, original built in cabinets, bulter s pantry, vintage tubs, vanities and natural light this home is a true gem. This home has a wonderful flagstone patio and walkway, a screened in front patio and large bedrooms with a bonus room attached to the master and an oversized attached garage. The design of the home is reflective of the era in which it was constructed. Maids quarters were provided on the 3rd floor for the live-in help. 5 of the rooms in the home have exposure on 3 sides to promote cooling and cross-ventilation in the days before air conditioning. A chime system was installed such that guests could be called for meals in the dining room. Construction materials specified hemlock for all walls and floor supports, white oak for the flooring, solid red birch for doors, and cedar linings for many of the closets. In all cases the contracts stipulated that materials used were to be free from any imperfections workmanship was to be in the best manner known to the trade . From the early 1930 s when the Wayne Tennis Club was just across the street (at the corner of Eagle Rd. and Woodland Ct.) to today with the sounds of the Military Academy echoing through the walnut trees, the home and family have been an integral part of the Wayne community and the history of Radnor and St. Davids. Located on a cul-de sac in Award Winning Radnor Township, this home is being sold as is and a pre listing inspection is available upon request.