Built by the family of Robert Morris, the financier of the revolutionary war, Chanceford Hall is a gracious two hundred thirty-year-old grand lady. The Greek revival manor house, with more than 6,000 square feet of finished space, combines both Georgian and Federal original details to create many sumptuous rooms. Elaborate crown moldings, chair rails, fireplace mantels, paneled doors with original hardware and wide plank wood flooring are a few of the details that decorate the ten foot high ceiling rooms. Proportions are grand but definitely American in scale.

Individually placed on the National Register of Historic Places by the United States Department of Interior, Chanceford Hall embraces the modern world with elan. The house is centrally heated and air-conditioned. All rooms have private, modern baths. The ten fireplaces are in good working order. A complete electrical upgrade and replacement of wiring allow Chanceford Hall to meet today's electrical needs. An in ground lap pool is available for exercise or relaxation.