1105 OAKHURST LANE AMBLER, Pennsylvania, 19002

Listing #: 6940742 Price: $1,735,750 Bedrooms: 4 Bathrooms: 3 Partial Baths: 1 Square Feet: 5,011 Status: Active Acres:
Street Address: 1105 OAKHURST LN Unit Number: City Name: AMBLER Zipcode: 19002 State: Pennsylvania County Name: MONTGOMERY
longitude: 0.000000000000 latitude: 0.000000000000 Year Built: property Type: Residential
Agent Name: David J. Caracausa Agent Phone: Agent Email: davidc@cbpremierproperties.com Office Name: Coldwell Banker Preferred-Blue Bell Office Contacts: (215)-641-2727 Office Email: info@cbprem.com
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Description: "Exquisite New Estate Home Offering?Tucked Away in "Enclave at Gwynedd" in Prestigious Lower Gwynedd" Community's aesthetics include grand boulevard entry w/ wrought iron fence, lantern stone pillars & banner walls, profess landscaping, island cul de sac & all public underground utilities. Neo Traditional appeal w/ exquisite combo of stone & beaded "Hardie Board" siding, attention to detail multiple peaked roof lines, cupola, standing seam covered front porch & side lighted window entry illuminates grand welcome into 2 Stry Entry Foyer & Center Hall accented by HW, custom moldings & raised paneled wainscoting. Double French doored entry to Formal LR. Ambiance of mantled wood burning F/P. Formal coffered ceiling DR. DR accented w/ chair rail, crown & wainscoting moldings. Formal living placed away from leisure areas yet inter connected by central hall. 1st Flr Den/Library w/ large walk out bay window located away from daily hustle & bustle. 2 stry volume ceiling Great/Fam Rm. Mantled wood burning F/P & wall of windows. Gourmet Island Kit w/ Breakfast Bar, lg Pantry & abundance of granite countertop & custom cabinetry! Oversized Brkfst Rm. Morning Rm/Sun Rm flushed w/ natural sunlight. Leisure living areas are open, welcoming, & enjoy rear yard vistas & serenity! 2nd informal 1st Flr Entry Foyer w/ built in cubbies offering organized landing area. Custom Oak "T" staircase leads from both formal & informal 1st flr living areas to 2nd Flr landing & overlook to Great Rm & Foyer. Master Suite "Retreat" w/ Sitting Area & features 2-Lg WIC's, Owners Bath w/ His & Hers vanities, water closet, grand sized CT stall shower & platform whirlpool soaking tub. Princess or Prince Suite w/ tub bath & WIC, 2 Add'l BR's both w/ WIC's Jack & Jill Bath w/double bowl vanity. Convenience of 2nd Flr Laundry Rm w/ stationary tub & built-in base & wall cabinetry. 9' 1st Flr ceilings, HW throughout 1st Flr & 2nd Flr hallway except ceramic tiled 2nd informal Entry Foyer, 2 zone energy efficient gas heat, 3car side entry carriage style doors garage w/ auto openers. Basement w/ 9' high foundation & Marc Salamone Homes Trad Custom Millwork Pkg & Trademark Amenities. Anderson Windows, TJI flr joist, 2x6 exterior wall construction, landscape pkg & Rear EP Henry paver patio. Convenient to schools, shopping, major roads. Center City, King of Prussia, Great Valley & Septa R- 5 trains. Easy access to Jersey shores, Manhattan & Wash DC. Unique opportunity, a rare find & can't be duplicated!

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