Sharples Works, located in a thriving suburb of Philadelphia, is a five-acre enclave of four distinctive brick buildings that were originally built in the late 19th century and served as home to the dairy industry's first tubular cream separator. In restoring this unique landmark, Historic Landmarks for Living took great care to preserve the architectural personality of the entire site. Original architectural details like high ceilings, both oversized and monitor windows, rustic wood beams and columns, and authentic brick walls have been incorporated into the design of each apartment. Many residences feature private entrances or access beautifully landscaped courtyards. Amenities include European-style gourmet kitchens, built-in wine racks, plush wall-to-wall carpeting, individual washers and dryers, and climate control. Professional 24-hour management and on-site parking make Sharples Works comfortable, convenient, and well-maintained. Our convenient location in an established neighborhood is along tree-lined streets and past restored 19th century buildings to the heart of West Chester's business district, with quaint shops, cafes, galleries, and all the essential services you could possibly want. Also, scenic Chester County, Brandywine, major regional business and shopping centers in Exton, Valley Forge, King of Prussia, and the prestigious Main Line are easily accessible through nearby Routes 3, 1, 202, 100, and 30.