The Conny Meade Wallingford carriage house and stable were built in 1902. Originally, the northern third of the building was a stable. Three of the original stall dividers crafted in iron with solid brass finials remain within the living space.
The entrance to this unique home is centered in the rounded three-story turret. It opens into a cozy sitting room which has a large stone fireplace. To the left are the original carriage doors that lead to a large unfinished storage room.
Other highlights of the property include a spacious kitchen connecting two sides of the building with access to the rear yard and inground pool, a breakfast room with built-in cabinets, and a huge dining and entertaining space.
The turret bedroom is truly special with custom curved bookshelves crafted around the windows.
There is also a massive loft area under the main roof and a cupola.
Outside is just as impressive with perennial beds surrounding the front and side yards and a large covered portico over the carriage bay entry.
Read and see more of this Wallingford carriage house at 212 Plush Mill Road in Wallingford, listed for $1,150,000 on Realtor.com.
See more of DELCO Today’s Houses of the Week here.
