439 MAIN STREET S HATFIELD, Pennsylvania, 19440

Listing #: 6838444 Price: $278,900 Bedrooms: 3 Bathrooms: 2 Partial Baths: 1 Square Feet: 1800 Status: Active Acres:
Street Address: 439 S MAIN ST Unit Number: City Name: HATFIELD Zipcode: 19440 State: Pennsylvania County Name: MONTGOMERY
longitude: -75.294420000000 latitude: 40.276380000000 Year Built: property Type: Residential
Agent Name: Mark Caracausa Agent Phone: Agent Email: markc@cbpremierproperties.com Office Name: Coldwell Banker Preferred-Blue Bell Office Contacts: (215)-641-2727 Office Email: info@cbprem.com
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Description: Ready Set, Buy - Newer 3 Story Townhome! with a Welcoming Entry Foyer, Dramatic 1st Floor 9' Ceilings and an oversized attached one car garage w/ plenty of off street parking. Fully equipped well laid-out kitchen with convenient breakfast bar for those on the go meals, accompanied by 42" Oak Wooden Cabinetry, Gas Cooking, Dishwasher and SS sink. There is a formal Living and Dinning room for more formal guest entertaining, and a spacious family room for rest and relaxation, with access through glass sliders to an elevated deck, perfect for outdoor leisure living. The 2nd floor is home too a spacious owner's suite with full bath and a generous walk in closet, plenty of space for all your clothes. 2 additional ancillary bedrooms serviced by a large hall bath and linen closet complete this level. The Lower Level contains a utility/work space just off the laundry room, it could be finished into additional living space functioning like a "man cave". The 4th Floor is unfinished walk up attic space perfect for storage or if needed an additional bedroom. take a tour and make it HOME! ---- Owner's are Licensed RE Broker's ----

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