Take a tour of the Estate...
Visitors especially love the tranquility of the grounds,where they can stroll, canoe or just bask in the sunlight.

E. Commerce Street view of Trebor Garth Estate.

Rear view. Guests often enjoy a leisurely afternoon read by the fish pond and fountain (a library with over 1,500 titles is available to guests).

More than 2,000 species of plants cover the property, all irrigated by the beautiful 23 acre East Lake.

Guests can walk through the gardens and stroll among 100 year old boxwood, southern magnolia spruce and holly trees that still beautify the acreage today.

Lunch in the summerhouse, a screened gazebo that seats 12, is a special treat.

Fishing and boating are a pleasant way to spend an afternoon on the very private East Lake.

Trebor Garth is stylishly decorated with still lifes and landscapes by local artists as well as
antiques and family portraits.

The front foyer, which opens onto E. Commerce Street.

A hallway is now covered with a tromp l'oeil mural of cherubs perched cheerfully amid a temple in the clouds.

The dining room features an 1865 portrait of Charles Stevenson, a Philadelphia merchant banker and ancestor to the owner.

The centerpiece of the dining room is an Art Deco Chandelier, circa 1920.

A working fireplace and baby grand piano accent the living room. Muted tapestry wallpaper and inch-wide floorboards convey a sense of understated elegance throughout the home.