914 PROSPECT AVENUE E NORTH WALES, Pennsylvania, 19454

Listing #: 6898314 Price: $394,900 Bedrooms: 4 Bathrooms: 2 Partial Baths: 1 Square Feet: 2300 Status: Active Acres:
Street Address: 914-A E PROSPECT AVE Unit Number: City Name: NORTH WALES Zipcode: 19454 State: Pennsylvania County Name: MONTGOMERY
longitude: -75.265257000000 latitude: 40.213478000000 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: Not to be Duplicated Home of Distinction for a Carefree Lifestyle Living! Tucked in a quaint residential setting in North Wales Boro. This new 2story Craftsmen Elite style home w/ multiple peaked roof lines, wrapped in Certain Teed authentic "Carolina" Beaded siding & a cultured stone veneer water shelf presents wonderful curb appeal & an open flowing flr plan. >Step in from the Covered Front Entry to the center hall "Bruce" hardwood entry Foyer >Fam/Great Rm Open & bright by natural sunlight-kick up relax or cozy up to the warmth of the gas F/P >The Fam/Great Rm opens to the Dining/Breakfast Rm a perfect place for the household to gather. The Dining Area French Door slider w/ side lites & overhead transom provides natural sunlight, great vistas to the rear yard, & easy access to outdoor living & entertainment! >Magnificent Gourmet Island Kitchen w/ abundance of Century Kitchens "Gatehouse Series" base & 42" high wall cabinetry & counter space. Equipped w/ gas range, dishwasher, microwave, & garbage disposal. >Kitchen is serviced w/ a breakfast bar for that morning cup of coffee or meals on the go. >Pendent lighting accents the breakfast bar & recessed lighting brightens the gourmet Kitchen. >1st flr Den/Study is a private escape. >The oak railing & newel post w/ painted balusters stair case ascends to the 2nd flr Bedroom Area >Master Bedroom highlighted by dual WIC's, Dressing Hall & luxurious Master Bath that offers a volume Cathedral Ceiling, oversized seated ceramic tiled stall shower & double bowel vanity. >3 add'l large BedRms & Hall Tub Bath w/ double vanity >The convenience of a 2nd flr Laundry >9' 1st flr ceiling adds volume to the 1st flr >*Custom trim package includes 6"baseboard, casted openings & windows, colonial style panel interior doors >Energy Efficiency at its best York 95 natural gas heat w/ central A/C >1 car garage w/ carriage style doors & dry walled >Full *9' high Basement walls >Anderson" Silver Line windows & "IKO" Architectural dimensional shingles >Convenient to everything! Schools, Shopping, restaurants, bakeries, coffee shops, public transportation, Septa R-5 train service to Philadelphia & Doylestown & easy access to major highways. >The Borough of NW offers parks, playgrounds, courts, ball fields, walking trails, a pavilion & passive open space to its residents. >DON'T MISS THIS EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY! Note: Price Incl. $4,500 Builder's Incentive for 9' Basement Walls. Partner/Officer of Seller is licensed RE Agent in PA.

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