3 BRYNWOOD COURT COLLEGEVILLE, Pennsylvania, 19426

Listing #: 6870790 Price: $529,500 Bedrooms: 4 Bathrooms: 2 Partial Baths: 1 Square Feet: 3603 Status: Active Acres:
Street Address: 003 BRYNWOOD CT Unit Number: City Name: COLLEGEVILLE Zipcode: 19426 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: Manors at Brynwood "Carefree Living Nestled on a Cul De Sac" & a Wonderful Place to Make Home! A self-contained cul de sac community of choice homesites, offers the aesthetics of a tree lined street scape & underground utilities. Ultimate location at the crossroads of convenience within highly acclaimed Methacton School District. BROOKSIDE MODEL- One "Attractive" Model > Front elevation design includes multiple peaked & gabled roof lines combined with full front cultured stone water shelf accent, a covered front porch & carriage style appointed garage doors > Formal 2-story balcony Entry Foyer is a warm welcome for visitors > Formal Living & Dining Rms are joined by the Foyer & provide for formal entertainment > Center Hall First floor design leads to the informal living areas in the rear of the home > Tucked in the corner is the Den/Study idyllic for the home office or to run the household > Fam/Great Rm opens & joins the Breakfast Rm & Gourmet Kitchen > Fam/Great Rm is a perfect spot to relax, watch the game or cozy up to the warmth of the gas fireplace > Gourmet Kitchen is any chef of the household's delight and is designed to offer plenty of cabinet & counter top space, walk-in pantry & breakfast bar for a cup of coffee, meals on the go or causal conversation! > The Breakfast Rm offers informal dining > Powder Rm & rear Mud Rm > Open scissor style staircase leads to a 2nd floor center hall > Master's "Sweet Retreat" offers the grandeur of a entry hall to the Master Bedrm, 2 walk-in closets & Master Bath > Master Bath complete with his & hers vanities, water closet & oversized seated stall shower > Princess/Prince Suite with walk-in closet & tubed bath > 2 add'l Bedrms > Hall bath with a double bowel vanity & water closet & tub area separated to allow for efficient use & convenience > Rounding out the 2nd floor is the convenience of an oversized 2nd floor Laundry Rm > 9' first floor ceilings > Sturgis Homes Standard Amenities & Signature Millwork & Trim packages > "Anderson" Silverline windows > 2 car garage > Full Basement > Energy Efficient Natural Gas Heat with A/C > Sunrms, Sitting Rms & customization is available to build the "Home of your Dreams" > The Manors at Brynwood community is close to major highways, shopping, entertainment, schools & the downtown districts of Collegeville & Trappe > Lower Providence Township offers an array of park systems, recreation, trails, open space, ball fields, & activities. Note: Price is for Traditional Series

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