Showings will begin on Saturday, August 22. If you’ve been looking for a home where you can put your own mark on it, you may have just found the right one. Tucked away on a beautiful, secluded half-acre lot, yet conveniently located between Byberry and Pine Roads, this oversized split-level home offers space, privacy, and plenty of opportunity to make it your own. Cherished by the same family since the home was built, the property has solid bones and a wonderful layout. The main level features a spacious living room, dining area, and kitchen, with a door from the dining area leading to the rear deck. Upstairs, you’ll find three generously sized bedrooms and two full bathrooms. The family also expanded the living space by adding an additional room off the main bedroom level, along with a fun loft area. The lower level offers a utility room with an additional bathroom and a comfortable family room featuring a stone bar. This level also provides convenient access to the driveway. Outside, the property truly shines. The homeowners were avid gardeners and created several unique features, including a cold storage/root cellar near the deck. Just beyond the deck is a charming pond complete with fish and a working recirculating waterfall. The waterfall is typically enjoyed for a few hours each day, so it may not be running during your visit. There is so much to appreciate here — from the peaceful setting and spacious lot to the flexible floor plan and special outdoor features. With a little imagination, this home offers an exciting opportunity to create something truly special. The property is being sold as-is. The current owner has completed the Seller’s Disclosure to the best of her knowledge; however, she has only lived in the home for a few years and may not have firsthand knowledge of all aspects of the property. Please use caution when accessing the added spaces off the main bedroom level and the root cellar. The ladder leading to the loft area is not currently secure, and the stairs to the root cellar are missing some steps, the first step to the deck is damaged.
