Welcome to 111 E Oak Lane, a well-maintained ranch-style home offering the comfort of single-floor living in the sought-after Interboro School District. Featuring 3 bedrooms, 1 full bath, and approximately 1, 248 square feet, this property is an excellent match for first-time buyers, downsizers, or investors seeking long-term value. The main level opens to a bright and spacious living room featuring an oversized bay window and a classic wood-burning fireplace, creating a warm and inviting central gathering space. Three well-sized bedrooms and a full hall bathroom provide a comfortable and functional layout. The main level also includes a generously sized kitchen with convenient side-door access and an adjacent dining room, offering ample space for cooking and everyday meals. Move-in ready, this home provides an excellent opportunity for the next owner to personalize and update to their style. A standout feature is the full basement, offering abundant storage and exceptional potential. Whether you envision a home gym, home office, recreation room, workshop—or a combination of multiple uses—this flexible space is ready to be finished and transformed to meet your needs. Outside, the property includes a fenced rear yard, ideal for outdoor enjoyment, along with a detached one-car garage and rear 2 car driveway for additional parking . Ample street parking adds further convenience for residents and guests. Located in the heart of Glenolden, this home delivers unmatched accessibility. Residents enjoy close proximity to regional rail stations along the Wilmington/Newark line, multiple bus routes, major highways, and the Philadelphia International Airport. Center City, the South Philadelphia Sports Complex, and the Delaware state line are all just minutes away. Shopping, dining, parks, and community amenities are equally convenient. Move-in ready and full of potential, 111 E Oak Lane blends comfort, practicality, and a prime suburban location—an excellent opportunity for those seeking a well-located home with room to grow.
