Built in 1695 and owned by Col. John Hannum, a politician, businessman, and colonial militiaman in Chester County, Pennsylvania influential in the establishment of West Chester, Pennsylvania as the county seat. His grandfather was an early settler in Pennsylvania, perhaps immigrating as early as 1682. The home is registered in the Pennsylvania Inventory of Historic Places and is situated in Garnet Valley School District, and was one of the first licensed taverns in Pennsylvania (1720). It is located on 2 acres of land with a 3 car detached garage. A beautiful covered porch runs the length of the front of the house. Fireplaces can be found in every room, including walk-in fireplaces on the first floor. Wide planked, irregular hardwood floors, some roped, can also be found on the first floor. Kitchen was updated in 2007, including new appliances. Updated wash room with washer/dryer hook up is off kitchen. Family room looks out onto patio and expansive backyard. 2nd floor contains master bedroom and bathroom as well as 4 additional bedrooms and bath. 3rd floors is a standup attic. An in-law suite, originally the Inn Keepers Quarters, makes a charming in-law suite or can serve as a rental ($1,100/month). This space comes complete with private entrances to the front and back, 1 bedroom, 1 full bath, living room, dining room and full kitchen, as well as private patio.