Mansion Designed by Rafael Vinoly - Elton John Played Here
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Mansion Designed by Rafael Vinoly - Elton John Played Here
This 40,000 square foot mansion on seventy acres was built for Dennis Alter, former president and CEO of Advanta Corp. The living room doubled as a full-sized basketball court. Elton John once played at this home. It was designed by famed architect Rafael Vinoly.
| Publication date | Jun 24, 2018 |
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Property ID: 109
Updated on: Apr 19, 2019
This 40,000 square foot mansion on seventy acres was built for Dennis Alter, former president and CEO of Advanta Corp. The living room doubled as a full-sized basketball court. Elton John once played at this home. It was designed by famed architect Rafael Vinoly.
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Arbor Hill , 115 Skippack Pike, Ambler, Pennsylvania, 19002, United States
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Name : plaquemaster
Email : sjkc0072@aol.com
Comments : Parts of the film Paranoia were filmed here. According to the Philadelphia Inquirer, 10/7/12, at A1, A2, For the lavish corporate training center run by Oldmans character, [location manager David] Thornsberry and his team used the Arbor Hill estate in Whitemarsh Township, designed by Rafael Vinoly and up for sale by its owner, Dennis Alter, former chief executive of Advanta.
Date : 2012-10-10
Email : sjkc0072@aol.com
Comments : Parts of the film Paranoia were filmed here. According to the Philadelphia Inquirer, 10/7/12, at A1, A2, For the lavish corporate training center run by Oldmans character, [location manager David] Thornsberry and his team used the Arbor Hill estate in Whitemarsh Township, designed by Rafael Vinoly and up for sale by its owner, Dennis Alter, former chief executive of Advanta.
Date : 2012-10-10
Email : sjkc0072@aol.com
Comments : There is an article in todays Philadelphia Inquirer, at A1, about this property being on the market now for $30 million.
Date : 2012-07-11