56 W Conestoga Rd, Devon, PA 19333

PRICED UNDER APPRAISAL. Gem-quality Mid-Century Mediterranean style ranch renovated meticulously and nestled amidst breathtaking specimen trees and plantings on a . 89 acre, level lot, walking distance to Devon train station. Simple charm and elegant sophistication blend seamlessly in this Tuscan-style cottage, ideal for both entertaining and secluded relaxation. Enjoy graciously proportioned living spaces in the Living Room, Family Room, Dining Room, Florida Room, hardwood floors, neutral paint colors, and wonderful nooks & crannies inside and out. The kitchen offers new stainless appliances, plenty of granite counter space, bright light, great built-in storage, and a neutral tumbled stone back splash. The bedrooms are ample, bathed in light but also sheltered for privacy. The bathroom features an oversize square tub, modern fixtures, and a brand new plumbing stack. The Basement offers a brand new powder room with bead board wainscoting, an authentic tin ceiling, and ultra-modern fixtures. The large finished bonus room with herringbone-pattern porcelain tile floor has endless uses. The unfinished portion of the basement is bone dry, provides access to the garage, and the mechanical systems are in fantastic condition. The exterior has been completely renovated with new no-maintenance metal roof, no-maintenance fascia boards, custom Pella and Marvin windows, copper gutters and downspouts, and newly refurbished and painted stucco. Enjoy a quiet read or morning coffee on the large rear EP Henry terrace. Entertain friends in the spacious sun-drenched Florida Room overlooking the peaceful, beautifully-blooming backyard. Or bring the party outside, surrounded by lush flowering ornamental plum trees, white pines, Kwanzan cherry trees, and countless other specimen plantings, a delight for any gardener. With an "effective age" of only 8 years, this is a wonderful, unique alternative to a condo or townhouse without the HOA fees and higher taxes that come with newer construction. Minutes to King of Prussia, a short train ride to Philly, this gem MUST be seen to be appreciated, most assuredly NOT a drive-by.