Welcome to the historic Benjamin Pennnypacker house. This historic home in West Whiteland was built in the 1840's and has retained much of its original charm. It was listed in the National Register of Historic Places in 1984. From the wrap-around porch you have panoramic views of the park and farmland, much the same as when it was first built. The main entrance leads to the center hall with large rooms to the left and right, both with fireplaces. At the back of the home you have a large, eat-in kitchen, an additional living room, full bathroom and back door leading to the wrap-around porch. The second floor has 4 bedrooms and a full bathroom. The third floor has 4 additional bedrooms. The Pennypacker home features some unique architectural characteristics including the only double beehive oven in Chester County. There's lots of space, character and historic charm in this classic Chester County Farmhouse. Come take a tour and appreciate this historic gem today!