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15 Ryan Lane
Honey Brook, PA 19344
$549,900
Conventional
Property
Bedroom
4
Bathroom
3
Property Type
Conventional
Square ft
2430
Property Description
A Regal Encounter! Enter the sweeping drive from the tree-entranced, cul-de-sac to this stately residence in the desirable enclave of "Hillside". Fit for princess, this royal haven preens amid the 1.4 acres of sylvan beauty. A gracious, stone-accented front entry opens to the airy foyer. Gleaming wood floors grace much of the main floor. This open, transitional floor plan is designed for how we want to live! The sought-after, first floor primary bedroom retreat is tucked serenely to the side of the main lifestyle spaces. Polished wood floors, exquisite tray ceiling, well-organized walk-in closet, and sumptuous primary bath highlight this owner's suite. A dramatic family room with cathedral ceiling, palladium topped windows, light parquet floors, and propane fireplace adjoins the light-filled morning room. This entrancing area overlooks the attractive rear yard and opens to the spacious composite deck. The upscale, shaker -style kitchen offers rich cabinetry, quartz counters, custom tile back splash and stainless appliances. If you envision gourmet dinners or holiday feasts, the refined dining room with its fine wood floors is perfect! A well-sized laundry with tub and storage cabinets and charming powder room complete this main floor. Ascend to the second floor for three additional restful bedrooms (and brand new neutral carpet!), 2nd Full Bath Plus LOTS of closets! Don't miss the walk-out lower level--a bit of finishing has been started, but your creativity to fully finish this abundant area will add value galore! A work sink is already here for your workshop needs! Nearby Hibernia Lake and Struble Lake Parks add to the allure of this exceptional property! Don't miss this rare opportunity for a uniquely designed, well-constructed home in beautiful Hillside!
Property Information
Lot Size
1 acre(s) square ft
Property Type
Residential
Year Built
1994
MLS Number
PACT2061734
Location
Address
15 RYAN LANE
City
HONEY BROOK
State
PA
Zip Code
19344
County
CHESTER COUNTY
Listing
Provider
RE/MAX Professional Realty, Inc., original listing
Name
RE/MAX Professional Realty, Inc.
Phone
(610) 363-8444
Office Name
RE/MAX Professional Realty
Office Phone
(610) 363-8444
Agent Name
Kathy McQuilkin

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