Hello! I am Jenn and along with my husband Jeff we founded our hosting company called STRHOST to host our own homes and help others with their homes! We are well traveled guests, so we know what a host should do to create a comfortable guest experience. Feel free to book or message us first, we are happy to answer any specific questions in advance. By day, we are small business owners. By night, we enjoy reading, biking, working out, and preparing extravagant meals. Our favorite countries visited: Brazil, Thailand & Spain. =)

Those visiting Narberth, Philadelphia, or local college towns of Haverford, Bryn Mawr, and Villanova, we are less than 10 minutes (0.5) stunningly beautiful walk from Main Line (Paoli-Thorndale SEPTA) train station (only 6 miles / 15 minutes train from Philly) and are inside the quiet streets of Narberth a few blocks away from the noisier main roads of Montgomery Avenue and Lancaster Avenue. Next door to us is the original old toll house that was moved from Montgomery Avenue, where the nearest commercial center is located with a Rite Aid pharmacy at the corner of our street and an ACME supermarket two blocks down (0.2 miles / 4 min walk) with Wawa and Staples a block or two further. I HIGHLY recommend the local Suburban Square shopping district - a brief 4 minutes by car along Montgomery Avenue - for fine food, luxury shopping (luxury timepieces, clothes, etc.) and year-round refined ambience. Looking for the closest playground or park? The local General Wayne park with playground, sports fields, caged tennis and basketball courts is only an 8 min walk (0.4 miles). Narberth itself offers restaurants, coffee shops, takeaways, bars, shops, curiosity stores, luxury stores, dry cleaners, cinema, and much more all in the center of town – all within a 5 to 10 minute walk through quiet pedestrian-friendly suburb streets. Teenagers may enjoy the skatepark at Narberth park and adults too may jump in to play catch basketball or tennis. Being from Dublin, Ireland, I have to recommend the Great American Pub as a good Irish/American restaurant / sports bar, only a few minutes walk from the house and The Cheese Company, Le Petit Mitron, and Village Treats for coffee/delicacies/ice-cream. For more refined dining and to really get the local, affluent Mainline feel, a stroll along Lancaster Avenue is a must. Small, old world shops abound. You can lose yourself in second hand luxury furniture stores all the way from our nearest neighbor Wynnewood to Paoli – walk, hop on the train or