Minister’s Residence, Narberth Methodist Church
Narberth, PA
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Barry House was the former minister’s residence adjacent to the United Methodist Church of Narberth, converted by Main Line reBuild into additional residential units as part of the broader Narberth Place development.
Barry House originally served as the residence for the minister of the United Methodist Church of Narberth, standing alongside the main church building. When the church property was acquired for conversion into Narberth Place, Barry House was converted alongside it, extending the development’s residential units beyond the main church structure.
As with the adjacent church conversion, the approach to Barry House centered on preserving the residence’s architectural character while reconfiguring the interior for modern residential use — consistent with Main Line reBuild’s approach across its portfolio of historic conversions in Narberth, Ardmore, and Gladwyne.
Converting Barry House alongside the main church building allowed the full property — not just the church structure itself — to contribute additional residential units while maintaining the architectural relationship between the two buildings that had defined the property for decades.
Barry House is part of the broader Narberth Place development, Main Line reBuild’s conversion of the United Methodist Church of Narberth and its associated buildings into residential units. The property is located in Narberth, within walking distance of the town center and SEPTA Regional Rail station.
Barry House served as the residence for the minister of the United Methodist Church of Narberth before its conversion into residential units.
Barry House was converted alongside the main church building as part of the broader Narberth Place development, extending the project's residential units beyond the church structure itself.
Yes. Barry House followed the same adaptive reuse approach as the adjacent church conversion — preserving the residence's architectural character while adapting it for modern residential use.
Barry House is located in Narberth, Pennsylvania, adjacent to the former United Methodist Church of Narberth.
Adaptive reuse preserves the existing structure and architectural character of a building rather than building new — in this case, retaining a historic minister's residence rather than demolishing it for new construction.