Kurfiss SIR Sells Home for $4,400,000

Release Date: December 8, 2009

Donald Pearson, chairman of Kurfiss Sotheby's International Realty, is pleased to announce the sale of "Pheasant Hill," a 22+ acre property in Blue Bell, Pennsylvania, in Montgomery County. The property was listed and sold by Susan Ravenscroft, who is based in the New Hope-Bucks County office but covers the Main Line and other areas of Montgomery County as well as Chester County in her business. It was under agreement within 14 days.

Pheasant Hill is a property that offers tremendous privacy. It has a classic 1929 stone manor house set far back, reached by a long driveway and invisible from the road or neighbors. Philadelphia architects Willing, Sims & Talbutt created large, light-filled living and dining rooms for entertaining. There also is a raised pine-paneled library and new solarium, as well as a large master bedroom with sitting area around the fireplace and his/her bathrooms. The home has five additional bedrooms, three additional full baths, a modern kitchen and a walled garden designed by James Bush-Brown in 1940. There also is a tennis court, swimming pool with lounging area, dining pergola and two-and-a-half car garage with studio above.

Congratulations to Susan, who has proven once again that Kurfiss Sotheby's International Realty is the right choice for clients with distinctive homes in all price ranges.

Kurfiss Sotheby's International Realty is a privately owned real-estate firm with offices in New Hope, Pa., and Center City Philadelphia. Its 50 agents serve the southeastern Pennsylvania and western New Jersey areas.