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$40K Price Drop On 5-Bedroom Moorestown Home

The asking price on this 1910 Victorian home in Moorestown recently dropped by about $40,000.

The asking price on this 1910 Victorian home in Moorestown recently dropped by about $40,000.
The asking price on this 1910 Victorian home in Moorestown recently dropped by about $40,000. (Image via Realtor.com)

MOORESTOWN, NJ — The asking price on this 1910 Victorian home in Moorestown recently dropped by about $40,000. It went from $569,000 to $529,000 on Sept. 12. It comes with five bedrooms and 1+ bathrooms. Here are the full listing details.

Features: Center of town, classic 1910 Victorian! From the moment you step on the wrap around front porch, you know you are entering a special property. In the same family for over 50 years, this home has been lovingly maintained. The foyer boast magnificent woodwork and beautiful wooden staircase and hardwood floors throughout the entire home.

The first floor has formal living room, dining room, family den, kitchen and rear mud entry with laundry hookup and half bath. There are 3 generous size bedrooms on the second floor as well as sun porch! The 3rd floor has 2 very large bedrooms and a third room that could be a huge walk-in closet or office.

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The over-sized lot is nearly a half acre on one of the nicest streets in all of Moorestown. Close to everything Moorestown has to offer from restaurants and shops on Main Street to houses of worship and local parks and schools. Many upgrades and renovations through the years, however this is being offered in "as-is" condition. Bring your ideas and make this historic home yours for the next 50 years!

This listing originally appeared on realtor.com. For more information and photos, click here.

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