Colonial

Welcome to this 1971-built colonial in Drexel Hill, newer than most homes in the neighborhood, featuring a full main-level renovation. A stone-accented front porch, leafy sloped lawn, and private driveway set the tone. Inside, the entire first floor opens into one bright, flowing space under a dramatic coffered ceiling with recessed lighting, all kept comfortable year-round by central air. The living area features a custom-built media wall with lit display shelving, warm hardwood floors, and plantation shutters. The dining area sits between the living room and kitchen, with sliding glass doors that open to the brand-new 16x18 deck with a retractable awning, perfect for grilling, entertaining, or morning coffee in sun or shade. The chef’s kitchen is the centerpiece, offering a large center island with seating, crisp white-and-gray cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, including a Miele built-in coffee system, a deep stainless farmhouse sink, a mosaic tile backsplash, and designer pendant lighting. Large-format tile flooring ties it all together. The main level also includes a renovated powder room and a practical mud area, ideal for keeping everyday clutter organized. Upstairs, the original four-bedroom layout was reconfigured into three bedrooms, creating a generous primary suite. Custom window treatments dress the bedrooms, and two full baths complete the second floor, ready for your finishing touches. The full basement adds flexibility, with a finished half for recreation, an office, or media/gaming space, and an unfinished half with ample storage and the laundry area. Out back, an 8x10 shed offers even more room for tools, lawn equipment, and seasonal items. Drexel Hill offers an appealing mix of residential living and everyday convenience, with access to SEPTA’s Route 101 trolley, which connects to Media, the 69th Street Transit Center, and Philadelphia. Nearby Garrett Road is lined with neighborhood shopping, coffee shops, restaurants, and local markets, while Drexline Town Center offers additional shopping and grocery options. Outdoor recreation includes neighborhood playgrounds and Kent Park, which offers walking trails, green space, and recreational facilities. With public transportation, dining, shopping, schools, and parks nearby, this location offers a convenient home base for enjoying Drexel Hill and the greater Philadelphia region

Welcome to this 1971-built colonial in Drexel Hill, newer than most homes in the neighborhood, featuring a full main-level renovation. A stone-accented front porch, leafy sloped lawn, and private driveway set the tone. Inside, the entire first floor opens into one bright, flowing space under a dramatic coffered ceiling with recessed lighting, all kept comfortable year-round by central air. The living area features a custom-built media wall with lit display shelving, warm hardwood floors, and plantation shutters. The dining area sits between the living room and kitchen, with sliding glass doors that open to the brand-new 16x18 deck with a retractable awning, perfect for grilling, entertaining, or morning coffee in sun or shade. The chef’s kitchen is the centerpiece, offering a large center island with seating, crisp white-and-gray cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, including a Miele built-in coffee system, a deep stainless farmhouse sink, a mosaic tile backsplash, and designer pendant lighting. Large-format tile flooring ties it all together. The main level also includes a renovated powder room and a practical mud area, ideal for keeping everyday clutter organized. Upstairs, the original four-bedroom layout was reconfigured into three bedrooms, creating a generous primary suite. Custom window treatments dress the bedrooms, and two full baths complete the second floor, ready for your finishing touches. The full basement adds flexibility, with a finished half for recreation, an office, or media/gaming space, and an unfinished half with ample storage and the laundry area. Out back, an 8x10 shed offers even more room for tools, lawn equipment, and seasonal items. Drexel Hill offers an appealing mix of residential living and everyday convenience, with access to SEPTA’s Route 101 trolley, which connects to Media, the 69th Street Transit Center, and Philadelphia. Nearby Garrett Road is lined with neighborhood shopping, coffee shops, restaurants, and local markets, while Drexline Town Center offers additional shopping and grocery options. Outdoor recreation includes neighborhood playgrounds and Kent Park, which offers walking trails, green space, and recreational facilities. With public transportation, dining, shopping, schools, and parks nearby, this location offers a convenient home base for enjoying Drexel Hill and the greater Philadelphia region