Do not miss your chance to own this immaculate four-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath colonial, perfectly located in an established neighborhood just minutes from Elizabeth Park, Blue Back Square, and Bishop's Corner. From the moment you arrive, the home's curb appeal stands out with its lush, irrigated front lawn, pristine white vinyl siding, newer architectural shingle roof, and a spacious two-car garage. Step inside and you will be surprised to learn the home was built in 1952-the crisp, neutral decor, updated wall coverings, and gleaming hardwood floors give it a much more modern feel. The expansive living room is filled with natural light and features a cozy fireplace, ideal for relaxing or entertaining. Toward the back of the home, the open dining area flows into a charming three-season enclosed porch, offering even more space to unwind. The remodeled kitchen is standout, with abundant white cabinetry, granite countertops, and newer stainless-steel appliances. Upstairs, you will find four generously sized bedrooms, all with hardwood floors and a calm, neutral palette. The main hall bathroom embraces its retro roots with original peach tiles in remarkable condition-a detail the current owners chose to preserve. The spacious primary bedroom includes a completely remodeled en-suite bath with a sleek, modern shower and continued hardwood flooring throughout. Outside, the backyard is sure to impress. In addition to the three-season porch, there is a large deck with new, Trex decking and a beautiful stone patio-perfect for entertaining or simply enjoying a quiet evening. The fully fenced, flat yard offers excellent privacy and includes a newer shed for added convenience. With major updates including a newer HVAC system, roof, updated electrical panel, Thermopane windows, and a thoughtfully renovated kitchen, this home is truly move-in ready. Come see it for yourself, you will want to make it yours the moment you step inside. Quick closing possible! Sellers request offer be submitted by Tuesday the 15th at 5 PM. Thanks.
