Basics
- Date added: Added 2 years ago
- Bedrooms: 4
- Bathrooms: 2
- Area: 2054 sq ft
- Year built: 1923
Description
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Description:
852 Cedar Ave
West Chester, Pennsylvania 19382
$2,651/Month$629,000
4Bed
3Bath
0.31SqFt
Located just outside of West Chester Borough in high desire Chatwood community, this 4 BR, 2.5 BA, renovated 2 story home offers spacious rooms including a Formal Dining Room w/panel molding & large Kitchen w/ample cabinets, long granite counters, chair rail detailing, appliances including Chef’s 6 burner gas range & French doors leading to the back deck under pergola. Solary System w/Backup Battery. Stairs to Walk-up Attic. Updates include: 2024: Luxury Vinyl Plank Flooring; New Fixtures, Tile, Flooring & Wall Mounted Towel Warmers in UL Bath; Exterior Power Washed & Painted; New Exterior Light Fixtures; New Vented Glass Block Windows in Bsmt; New Deck Stairs; New 50 Gal Water Heater; New Smoke & CO2 Detectors in Kit & Bsmt. 2023: New Front/Kitchen/Back Doors replaced by Power Home Re
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