As the saying goes in real estate, it is all about location, location, location. For this home location is key. One of THE prime lots in Green Hills, located in the highly rated Tredyffrin-Easttown School District, convenient to shopping (including nearby Trader Joes), with easy access to major transportation routes, and yet you are tucked away in a peaceful, bucolic setting. You have access to a trail off your backyard that takes you to nearby Valley Forge National and Wilson Farm Parks. The home is a spacious 4BR (plus office), 2.5 Bath 2720 Sq.Ft. well maintained home. As you enter you are greeted to an open slate floored Foyer. The first floor boosts a Living room, Dining Room, an eat-in Kitchen, an Office, and a Family room with soaring ceilings and skylights; which includes a GAS fireplace. (This home was converted to Gas from electric utilities, so you have the convenience of all gas in this home). Off the kitchen is an enclosed deck overlooking your bucolic back yard, and off the family room is a second open deck. The owners added a convenient first floor Laundry off the kitchen along with the half bath privately tucked away from the living area. There is inside access to the oversized 2 car garage. The second floor boasts Four amply sized bedrooms and a centrally located Hall full bath. The main bedroom has a walk-in closet, a separate vanity area and an en-suite Full bath. Large windows fill the bedrooms with natural light. Heading down to the basement you will find more than 1400 SqFt (according to the builders blueprints) of unfinished space AAAND its a walkout!! What you can do with this space can fill your imagination with awe. As for the homes bones, you have a new roof in 2021, as I mentioned earlier all gas utilities (new water heater 2020, HVAC 2005) and 200AMP electrical service. Dont miss out on seeing this rare offering.
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