Welcome to this spacious, updated beauty on lovely Echo Rd where there is a private, 2-car driveway and home sits on a beautiful lot! This home in lovely Winterset Farms Manufactured Home Community also includes a freshly-painted deck and a shed. Inside, the floor plan is completely open, has vaulted ceilings for a more open feel and is super spacious! The living room boasts lots of natural sunlight and is wide open to the lovely, newer, oversized white kitchen with lovely built-in cabinets in dining area. All appliances are included, microwave and garbage disposal were replaced in 2024 and refrig is only about 5 yrs young too. Main bedroom is also very spacious and has its own, private full bath, also with a white vanity. A laundry room is adjacent to the main bedroom/kitchen and includes the washer/dryer which are 5 yrs young, has a nice size closet for extra storage and also has an outside entrance to the side yard. Front bedroom and bath are located at the front/other end of the home for extra privacy! The central air is newer (apprx 4 years), and the roof is also less than 10 years. This home shows well and is priced to go!
Single-familyProperty Type
1986Year Built
$124Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
2 spacesParking
Listed by Phyllis Lynch• Keller Williams Real Estate - Media
•610-565-1995 (broker)
•klrw709@kw.com (broker)
Bought with Phyllis Lynch• Keller Williams Real Estate - Media
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
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Last updated by owner on Sep 18, 2026.
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These districts protect the residential character of existing neighborhoods or planned subdivisions that were or are being developed under previous zoning regulations.; These districts recognize the lotting standards in effect when the community was developed and avoid making older developments nonconforming as development standards evolve. These districts permit minor in-fill consistent with the existing character, but shall not be used for rezoning.