212 Idris Rd

Merion Manor is a low-rise, three-story condominium complex constructed in 1925 and converted from rental apartments to condos while retaining its original Tudor-inspired architectural details. Units are predominately two-bedroom layouts arranged around landscaped gardens and courtyard access; some homes offer first-floor entry while others occupy the second and third floors (the building has no elevator). Interior character includes high ceilings, crown moldings, wainscoting, built-ins, hardwood floors, formal dining rooms, butler’s pantries, and wood-burning fireplaces in many residences. Updated kitchens commonly feature granite counters, stainless-steel appliances, islands or eat-in configurations, pantries, and in-unit laundry in select floor plans. Bathrooms have been renovated in numerous units and primary suites frequently include walk-in closets and upgraded finishes. Shared features at the property level include manicured grounds and garden spaces, secure underground garage parking with assigned spaces, individual storage lockers in the lower level, exterior lighting, sidewalks, and stone retaining walls. The association manages exterior maintenance, trash and snow removal; routine condo fees cover common-area upkeep. Pet rules are restrictive (typically one dog or cat under about 30 pounds), and the community enforces a no-smoking policy. Located directly across from the Merion SEPTA regional rail station, the building offers immediate commuter access and sits within the Lower Merion School District near Merion Botanical Gardens and the village amenities of Narberth and Wynnewood.