Wayne Colonial Across From Valley Forge Park Listed For $675K

WAYNE, PA — This Thomas Road home in Tredyffrin's Wayne section was just listed for $675,000.

The brick colonial sits on a .69-acre lot and has 3,298 square feet of living space.

Built in 1961, the home is across from Valley Forge National Park and has fireplaces, a covered porch, a two-car garage, a lower-level family room, and much more.

See the full listing from Realtor.com below:

• Address: 1635 Thomas Rd, Wayne, Pennsylvania
• Price: $675,000
• Square Feet: 3298
• Bedrooms: 4
• Bathrooms: 2 Full and 1 Half Baths
• Built: 1961
• Features: Lovely all brick Colonial Split-level located directly across from Valley Forge Park National Park (3, 500 acres with jogging, walking and biking trails plus many other recreational uses)! Walk up the flagstone walkway to the covered front entryway. Through the front door you will be welcomed by the entrance foyer with double coat closet. The living room features a fireplace, built-in bookcases, and a bow window with sunsetting views of the park. There are hardwood floors throughout and a formal dining room with chair rail and crown molding. The kitchen features QuakerMaid cherry cabinetry, Corian countertops, newer stainless-steel appliances including a double oven, Pella picture window and seating that faces the fenced-in backyard. The lower level offers a family room with an additional brick fireplace, outside exit to covered porch, laundry, access to 2-c garage and yes, there is a basement unlike many other split-level homes. The 2nd floor features a Master bedroom with full bath, stall shower and a walk-in closet; two additional bedrooms and hall bath complete this level. The 3rd floor has a large bedroom and access to the attic for additional storage. Other great features include: a Honda 6800watt generator, alarm system, french drain & sump pump plus much more. You must see this beautifully maintained home in a perfect location.

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