1230 E Lincoln Highway, Coatesville, PA 19320

Property Description

Welcome to your next chapter in this stately Colonial Revival stone home, a true architectural treasure built in the 1920s. From its expansive front porch to its arched and Palladian windows, this home captures the elegance of a bygone era. Step inside to find a grand living room featuring 9-foot ceilings, original hardwood floors, and a striking stone fireplace—now converted to gas for ease and comfort. French doors lead you to both a bright sunroom and a formal dining room large enough to host the entire family during the holidays. The updated kitchen offers ample cabinetry and a cozy breakfast room, while a convenient mudroom/laundry area, and full bath complete the main level. Two staircases provide easy access to the upper levels, where you'll find seven generously sized bedrooms and two full bathrooms, including a spacious primary suite with a jetted soaking tub and separate shower. There is also rough plumbing for a bathroom in one of the closets in the 7th bedroom. This home is equipped with two heating systems: gas hot hot air heat for the 1st floor heating and window A/C units for cooling. gas hot air heat/central air serves the upper floors; plus, additional window A/C units keep things extra cool on the 3rd floor in the summer. Recent upgrades include new roofs in 2023 & 2024. A large basement with Bilco doors offers excellent storage or potential workshop space. A detached 2 car garage adds even more value and convenience. While some upgrades and updates may be desired, this property is being sold as is making it a fantastic opportunity to restore and personalize a historic gem and don’t miss the unique detail uncovered by the current owners: The house was built by a man of Lithuanian descent who earned his wealth in real estate during the boom times in Coatesville. His name was Americanized to Suckle at Ellis Island, but his real last name must have been Sokol, which is very common in Slavic languages and means falcon. You can see the falcon in the stained-glass windows in what is now the primary bath. Don’t miss this rare blend of history, space, and potential—schedule your private showing today!