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104 Wren Way
Newark, DE 19711
$680,000
Conventional
Property
Bedroom
4
Bathroom
4
Property Type
Conventional
Square ft
3075
Property Description
Come see this 4 BR 3 1/2 Bath Colonial in sought after Middle Run Crossing. Located just a short walk to Paper Mill Park, and close to shopping, restaurants, and downtown Newark. Situated on a prime corner lot, this home has the potential for a first-floor bedroom due to the addition of a full bathroom. The two previous owners have utilized the office and living rooms as a bedroom with a connected bath. Of course, the new owners can choose to utilize the office and living rooms as such or continue to have a first-floor bedroom. The office does offer built-in bookcases should the space be utilized as and office or reading room off the living room/bedroom. The home offers an enclosed porch with an air conditioning unit making it usable most of the year. A deck off the porch makes summer cookouts easy and convenient. The eat-in kitchen has granite counter tops and tile flooring. The dining room, foyer, living room, and enclosed porch all have oak hardwood floors while the family room boasts bamboo hardwood flooring and a gas fireplace. A powder room, laundry room, and 2 car turned garage complete the first floor. Upstairs are four very generous sized bedrooms. The primary includes a nice sized walk-in closet and a large bathroom with double sinks and a shower bath combination. There is a second full bath for the other three bedrooms also with a double vanity and shower bath combination. The fourth bedroom is very large with two closets, one being a walk-in closet. The walk out basement offers a large cedar closet and a large built-in workbench. The pool table and treadmill (as is) are included with the sale. The seller has purchased a 1-year homeowner's warranty for the buyers. All inspections are for buyers' information purposes only.
Property Information
Lot Size
-- square ft
Property Type
Other
Year Built
1994
MLS Number
DENC2061788
Location
Address
104 WREN WAY
City
NEWARK
State
DE
Zip Code
19711
County
NEW CASTLE (NEWARK)
Listing
Provider
Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Fox & Roach, Real, original listing
Name
Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Fox & Roach, Real
Phone
Office Name
BHHS Fox & Roach Hockessin-Pike Creek Home Ma
Office Phone
(302) 999-9999
Agent Name
David Rizzo

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