Lovingly maintained and thoughtfully updated, this home is situated on a beautiful lot backing to wooded surroundings. From major exterior updates like the roof, siding, and gutters to interior cosmetic improvements, everything has been completed for the next owner to move right in and enjoy.
The main level features abundant natural light and a cohesive layout. The kitchen was remodeled with custom Mouser Cabinetry constructed of solid hickory with dovetail joinery, along with updated countertops, appliances, flooring, and both recessed and under-cabinet lighting. The layout was opened to the dining area, creating a more functional and connected living space. The adjacent family room features an updated fireplace, while an additional living room—currently used as a billiard room—offers flexible space and includes a pool table. A four-season sunroom provides year-round enjoyment and additional living space, overlooking the backyard.
The second floor offers a spacious primary suite complete with a walk-in closet, vanity area, and a full bathroom featuring an updated shower. An additional full bathroom has been updated with LVP flooring, a new vanity, and toilet. Bedrooms two and three are generously sized with impressive closet space. A fourth bedroom, currently utilized as an office, includes built-in desk and cabinetry, under-cabinet lighting, LVP flooring, and enlarged windows.
The finished lower level adds valuable additional living space with a separate laundry and utility area, offering flexibility for a variety of uses.
Major exterior improvements include updated windows, roof, siding, and gutters, contributing to the home’s overall condition and long-term value.
Conveniently located less than 15 minutes to Pittsburgh International Airport, with access to the Montour Trail and just a short drive to shopping and dining at Settlers Ridge, The Pointe at North Fayette, and The Mall at Robinson, this location offers the best of everything. Neighborhood amenities include playgrounds, pavilion rental options, and sports courts, adding to the overall appeal.
