Anglecot

The Anglecot villa displays Queen Anne style architecture with varied rooflines, asymmetrical facades, decorative trim, and a mix of building materials throughout its structure.

Wilson Eyre designed this residential property in 1883, incorporating architectural elements that exemplified the transition from Colonial Revival to late Victorian residential design patterns.

The property stands as a National Register of Historic Places landmark within the Chestnut Hill Historic District, representing Philadelphia's residential architecture of the 1880s.

The villa maintains its original residential function while contributing to the architectural landscape of Chestnut Hill, alongside other period homes in the neighborhood.

Each level of the building exhibits different styles of decorative shingles, demonstrating the technological advancements in mill production during the late 19th century.

Location: Philadelphia

Inception: 1883

Architects: Wilson Eyre

Architectural style: Queen Anne style architecture

Part of: Chestnut Hill Historic District

Address: Evergreen and Prospect Streets

GPS coordinates: 40.08083,-75.20389

Latest update: March 3, 2025 02:30