A former attractive contemporary Norman home in Bryn Mawr that has since been transformed into a true Modernist masterpiece inside a Norman shell recently hit the market, writes Sandy Smith for the Philadelphia Magazine. 

The inside of the 1969 home was fully remodeled by architect Steven Verner and interior designer Janelle Spilman. It is now a High Modernist showstopper with a gorgeous and bright open main-floor living area that wraps around a staircase. 

The huge living room window offers a view of the landscaped backyard from the moment you step inside. A sunroom ties the living with the modern kitchen, while the dining room has a more minimalist aesthetic. 

The main-floor primary suite features a large window overlooking the backyard and a stylish and luxurious bathroom. 

The second floor is home to three more bedrooms, each with an en-suite bath, and a den that spans the length of the upper floor. There is also a fifth room that can be easily turned into a gym, nursery, or something else. 

Outside are plenty of spaces for entertaining, including the bluestone patio that wraps around the sunroom. 

This lovely home is available for sale for $3,795,000. 

Read more about the Norman home in Bryn Mawr in the Philadelphia Magazine.