414 Radnor Rd, Wayne, PA 19087

Celebrated in House Beautiful for its exquisite transformation, Edgewood Hall is the personal residence of acclaimed tastemaker Eddie Ross and partner Jaithan Kochar. Stripped to the studs and brilliantly reimagined, this 1923 center-hall Colonial blends fine craftsmanship, timeless elegance, and architectural soul. More than a home, Edgewood Hall is a Main Line icon. Nestled on a picturesque, tree-lined street just a stroll from downtown Wayne, this exceptional home marries historic grandeur with modern comfort. Mature landscaping provides privacy and beauty, while a pea gravel drive creates a gracious welcome. Step inside and it’s like entering a design magazine—every detail tells a story. Original wood doors and brass hardware have been meticulously restored. The layout flows effortlessly for elegant entertaining and daily life. The character-rich foyer sets the tone, flanked by formal living and dining rooms that reflect the home’s classic symmetry and enduring charm. In the living room, custom millwork evokes a private library, anchored by a wood-burning fireplace with a reclaimed mantle and marble surround. Cased openings lead to a vaulted garden room—once a porch—now bathed in natural light, with heated marble floors and panoramic views. French doors open to a brick patio and lush backyard oasis. Designed for the discerning host, the butler’s pantry blends luxury and utility with walnut countertops, a Marvel ice maker, and cabinetry lacquered in deep green. Felt-lined drawers protect silver and china, while bespoke touches—a brass sink, antique jade light, and tortoise-shell wallpaper—add warmth and character. As part of the home’s restoration, Ross designed a 730-square-foot addition with a gourmet kitchen opening to a sunlit family room, with living quarters above. The kitchen features custom cabinetry in brushed white oak with walnut interiors, wavy glass fronts, and hardware from Ross’s own line. Marble counters with green veining are paired with a full suite of Thermador appliances. The family room centers on a gas fireplace with a reclaimed mantle and brick surround. Two sets of French doors open to a terrace, enhancing flow and connecting to the grounds. Just off the kitchen, a detailed mudroom features brick floors, paneled walls, and an antique Dutch door. A copper tray inset into the floor is topped with a coconut husk rug—an inspired detail from a trip to France. Completing the first floor, the powder room features vintage wallpaper, crystal fixtures, and a swan-shaped brass faucet—an iconic detail from the Ritz Paris. As you ascend to the second floor, a brass inlay in the original handrail nods to the Cartier Love bracelet, while glass-capped stair rods add a jewel-like rhythm. Upstairs, Ross restored original doors, moldings, and hardware. Four bedrooms and two full baths include a grand primary suite with tray ceiling and built-ins. The en-suite bath features a walk-in shower clad in Kelly Wearstler tile and a vintage dresser vanity topped with marble and paired with brass fixtures. Additional bedrooms include curated finishes and architectural detail. The hall bath features a soaking tub, brass fixtures, and vintage pendants. Ross also added a fourth bedroom and boutique-style laundry room with splattered wallpaper, a double-bowl apron sink, and a custom drying rack. Outside, the grounds are enchanting with custom trellises, mature plantings, and brick patios arranged for timeless charm and serenity. Plumbed for the garden enthusiast, the detached two-car garage—styled with carriage doors and a herringbone brick floor—feels more like an English potting shed than a typical outbuilding. Just minutes from downtown Wayne, this exceptional property is a rare architectural jewel, meticulously restored and reimagined by a celebrated tastemaker. A testament to preservation, craftmanship, and enduring Main Line elegance, Edgewood Hall is a once-in-a-lifetime generational offering.