Untouched century-old neoclassical mansion hits the market in Pennsylvania for $2.2M
A century-old neoclassical mansion in Pennsylvania has been listed for $2.15 million. The Houstonia mansion, built in 1921, features 22 rooms and has been carefully preserved while incorporating modern updates. It is considered one of the finest examples of Neoclassical architecture, showcasing original design elements and craftsmanship.
- ▪The mansion is located in Wallingford, Pennsylvania and was originally designed for industrialist Howard H. Houston.
- ▪It includes six bedrooms and boasts historic highlights such as preserved hardwood floors and hand-carved millwork.
- ▪The property features a 2,500-square-foot detached carriage house with three heated garage bays.
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Real Estate Untouched century-old neoclassical mansion hits the market in Pennsylvania for $2.2M By Kellie Speed Published May 18, 2026, 4:14 p.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google Originally Published by: Homebuilder Confidence Perks Up as Congress Eyes Housing Reform Package The ‘Catch’ That’s Quietly Taking Over Truckee’s Real Estate Market Why Historic Northeast Luxury Commands a Premium Over Mountain West Vistas A 22-room Neoclassical mansion in Pennsylvania that was built in 1921 and remains virtually untouched has hit the market for $2.15 million. The extraordinary property, which is located in Wallingford, was originally designed for industrialist Howard H.
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