201 WALNUT STREET W NORTH WALES, Pennsylvania, 19454

Listing #: 6890686 Price: $388,900 Bedrooms: 4 Bathrooms: 2 Partial Baths: 1 Square Feet: 2002 Status: Active Acres:
Street Address: 201 W WALNUT ST Unit Number: City Name: NORTH WALES Zipcode: 19454 State: Pennsylvania County Name: MONTGOMERY
longitude: -75.279303000000 latitude: 40.209692000000 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: *Amazingly Spacious*Brand New*Incredibly Affordable-Won't Last Act Now! Neo Classic front facade offers Peeked roof lines, Standing Seam Walk out Box Bay, Columned covered Front Porch, Shutter windows & Carolina Beaded siding. Maximum curb appeal! >Grand Front Entry Door w/ sidelights. Welcome home to this hardwood Entry Foyer w/ Center Hall layout for easy flow >Flex Rm offers the choice of in home Office or Dining Rm for entertainment & dining! >Family/Great Rm Open & bright by sunlight provides a leisure living area to relax or cozy up to the warmth of the gas F/P >The Family/Great Rm opens to the Dining/Breakfast Rm a perfect place for the household to gather. The Dining area French Door slider provides natural sunlight, great vistas to the rear yard, & easy access to outdoor living & entertainment! >The Chef of the household will be delighted by the Luxury Gourmet Kitchen w/ abundance of Century Kitchens "Gatehouse Series" cabinetry & counter space. Equipped w/ gas range, dishwasher, microwave & garbage disposal, laminate counter & breakfast bar tops >Kitchen is serviced w/ a large breakfast bar. >Pendent lighting accents the breakfast bar & hi hat recessed lighting brightens the Kitchen. >The oak railing & newel post w/ painted balusters staircase ascends to the 2nd flr Living Area >Master BedRm w/ WIC, Dressing Hall & luxurious Master Bath offering a volume Cathedral Ceiling & oversized seated ceramic tiled stall shower, double bowel vanity & CT flring. >3 add'l BedRms & Hall Tub bath w/ vanity >Convenience of a 1st flr laundry >9' 1st flr ceilings * Custom trim package - 5 panel "shaker style" interior doors, 6"baseboard, casted openings & windows >Energy Efficiency at its best York 95 natural gas heat w/ central A/C > Full *9' high Basement walls ready to be finished to add add'l living area & a get-a-way escape >Anderson" Silver Line windows * Architectural dimensional shingles *Single leaver faucets *Beaded Siding, Oak Newel Posts & Stair rails to the 2nd flr *Recessed lighting package * 3 Phone/Data Ports * 3 Cable TV Ports & much more! >Convenient to everything! Schools, Shopping, restaurants, bakeries, coffee shops, public transportation, Septa R-5 train service to Phila & Doylestown & easy access to major highways. >The Boro of NW offers parks, playgrounds, courts, ball fields, walking trails, pavilion & passive open space to its residents. >DON'T MISS THIS EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY! Note:Price Includes Builders 9' Basement Walls Incentive

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