2004 Richard Drive, Broomall, PA. 19008 – Delco / Delaware County PA. home.

2004 Richard Drive, Broomall, PA. 19008

$699,000

Est. Mortgage $4,506/mo*
4 Beds
3 Baths
2270 Sq. Ft.

Listing courtesy of Derek Greene – The Greene Realty Group

Description about 2004 Richard Drive, Broomall, PA. 19008

Charming 4-Bedroom Home with Endless Potential! This spacious 4-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom home is filled with character and ready for its next chapter! Nestled in a desirable neighborhood, this well-maintained property offers generous living spaces, a functional layout, and plenty of room to make it your own. The home boasts a large living room, a cozy family room, and a bright kitchen that’s ready for your personal touch. Upstairs, you’ll find four comfortable bedrooms, including a primary suite with an en-suite bath. The backyard is perfect for relaxing or entertaining, with mature landscaping adding charm and privacy. While the home has a classic feel, a little updating will make it truly shine. Don’t miss this incredible opportunity to own a beautiful home with great bones—schedule your showing today!

Home Details for 2004 Richard Dr

Interior Features on 2004 Richard Drive, Broomall, PA. 19008
Interior DetailsBasement: UnfinishedNumber of Rooms: 8Types of Rooms: Basement
Beds & BathsNumber of Bedrooms: 4Number of Bathrooms: 3Number of Bathrooms (full): 2Number of Bathrooms (half): 1Number of Bathrooms (main level): 1
Dimensions and LayoutLiving Area: 2270 Square Feet
Appliances & UtilitiesAppliances: Cooktop, Dishwasher, Disposal, Oven, Oven/Range – Electric, Range Hood, Water Dispenser, Gas Water HeaterDishwasherDisposalLaundry: Main Level
Heating & CoolingHeating: Forced Air,Natural GasHas CoolingAir Conditioning: Central A/C,ElectricHas HeatingHeating Fuel: Forced Air
Fireplace & SpaNumber of Fireplaces: 1Fireplace: BrickHas a Fireplace
Gas & ElectricElectric: 200+ Amp Service, 220 Volts, Generator
Windows, Doors, Floors & WallsWindow: Wood FramesDoor: Storm Door(s)Flooring: Bamboo, Carpet, Laminate Plank, Wood Floors
Levels, Entrance, & AccessibilityStories: 2Levels: TwoAccessibility: NoneFloors: Bamboo, Carpet, Laminate Plank, Wood Floors
SecuritySecurity: Carbon Monoxide Detector(s), Smoke Detector(s)
Exterior Features
Exterior Home FeaturesRoof: AsphaltPatio / Porch: PatioOther Structures: Above Grade, Below GradeExterior: BarbecueFoundation: Block, BasementNo Private Pool
Parking & GarageNumber of Garage Spaces: 2Number of Covered Spaces: 2No CarportHas a GarageHas an Attached GarageHas Open ParkingParking Spaces: 2Parking: Garage Faces Rear,Asphalt Driveway,Attached Garage
PoolPool: None
FrontageResponsible for Road Maintenance: Boro/TownshipNot on Waterfront
Water & SewerSewer: Public Sewer
Farm & RangeFrontage Length: Road Frontage: 108Not Allowed to Raise Horses
Finished AreaFinished Area (above surface): 2270 Square Feet
Days on Market
Days on Market: 4
Property Information
Year BuiltYear Built: 1968
Property Type / StyleProperty Type: ResidentialProperty Subtype: Single Family ResidenceStructure Type: DetachedArchitecture: Traditional
BuildingConstruction Materials: Brick, Copper Plumbing, Frame, Stick Built, Vinyl SidingNot a New ConstructionNo Additional Parcels
Property InformationCondition: GoodNot Included in Sale: Washer, Dryer, Refrigerator, Freezer. Willing To Sell.Included in Sale: 16kw Generac Whole House Back Up GeneratorParcel Number: 25000393803
Price & Status
PriceList Price: $699,000Price Per Sqft: $308
Status Change & DatesPossession Timing: 0-30 Days CD, 31-60 Days CD, 61-90 Days CD
Active Status
MLS Status: ACTIVE
Location
Direction & AddressCity: BroomallCommunity: None Available
School InformationElementary School: RussellElementary School District: Marple NewtownJr High / Middle School: Paxon HollowJr High / Middle School District: Marple NewtownHigh School: Marple NewtownHigh School District: Marple Newtown

PLEASE NOTE: Some properties which appear for sale on this website may no longer be available because they are under contract, have sold or are no longer being offered for sale, they may also have updated pricing and conditions. Please Contact Me for more information about 2004 Richard Drive, Broomall, PA. 19008. and other Homes for sale in Delaware County PA and the Wilmington Delaware Areas
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Third of Americans Say Their Dream Home Is Attainable

One in three consumers believes their dream home is financially attainable one day, according to a new survey from Buildworld, an international company that offers building materials. Millennials are the most optimistic, with about 38% believing they’ll one day buy their dream home, while Gen Z is the least optimistic at about 19%.

What makes a dream home? Buildworld recently surveyed 1,000 consumers in the U.S. and United Kingdom to find out.

Here are some highlights from the study.

Exteriors and Interior Home Preferences

Modern farmhouse exterior styles and a rustic modern interior were among the most popular.

One in five consumers called the modern farmhouse their “dream home.” A modern farmhouse combines contemporary style with a farmhouse aesthetic.

Inside, rustic modern was the most popular interior style. It includes modern furniture with preserved and natural architectural features, an open floor, and lots of light, Buildworld notes.

Age groups tended to show slightly different preferences for interiors and exteriors.

Most Desired Amenities

Outdoor home features have gotten more priority since the pandemic, such as gardens, patios, and porch spaces.

Overall, the must-have home features among U.S. respondents for a dream home were: a garden, garage, patio or porch, natural light, and a primary suite with a bathroom.

Buildworld’s survey revealed the following amenities created a dream home for most respondents.

National Association of REALTORS®
Reprinted with permission

The Construction Conundrum

With inventory still low, more home buyers look to plan B: new builds. But that, too, has become tough with land and labor growing scarcer and supply chain struggles lingering. Help clients navigate alternatives.

3 Takeaways:

  • Material and labor shortages require longer wait times.
  • Prefab, spec, and pre-designed plans can help curtail long time frames.
  • Building codes and the property’s topography should be thoroughly assessed to avoid setbacks.

As the pandemic housing boom continues, many buyers are still losing out on homes as they go up against higher bids. Some are now seeking out land and new construction to get the home they want.

But this strategy has its own set of peccadillos, including a shortage of buildable sites, which associate real estate broker Kim Cantine, with Halter Associates Realty in Bearsville, N.Y., says is not brand-new. “My area is experiencing its fifth year of low land inventory,” she says.

Land prices have also climbed and are experiencing bidding wars, Cantine says. To cope, some home buyers look to the popular 1980s alternative of tearing down a house to build a new one, says Ben Brittingham, vice president of marketing and sales with MN Custom Homes in the Seattle area.

However, that’s not a solution either since builders, architects, and contractors are swamped with requests, and building materials and appliances are priced higher and are frequently out of stock. Those performing the work can charge more or take only jobs they prefer.

What’s a frustrated buyer to do? Real estate agents and brokers can enable them to explore all options and find a big dose of patience.

Buy a Stock Building Plan

One way to shorten the new construction process and pare costs is to go with an existing house plan, a process like buying off the shelf rather than developing a custom plan. Tim Bakke, director of publishing at The Plan Collection, a 30-year-old company that now has more than 22,000 plans in its inventory and continues to design new ones, says a predesigned plan can shave a few months off the process and cut the design cost by at least $7,000 to $8,000, depending on the complexity and cost of labor.

Though the design won’t be custom, choices are sufficiently varied in number of bedrooms and bathrooms, style of layout, number of levels, amount of outdoor space, and many other features. The exteriors are also diverse, from the popular modern farmhouse look to more traditional Tudors and Colonials. One drawback, Bakke says, is that substantial changes, such as structural walls being moved, can’t be made without incurring added costs. But if a buyer thinks they may want more space, Bakke suggests starting with a larger footprint to have square footage to manipulate.

Build Custom

Hiring an architect or builder to design a house from the ground up is a major undertaking that requires making countless decisions, such as the size of the kitchen, height of ceilings and windows, number of bedrooms and bathrooms, type of doorknob, and even width of hallways. The advantage of this route is it gives homeowners more of what they want for their budget. “They can put solar panels on the roof to lower costs and make it passive and environmentally friendly, for example,” says Los Angeles–based attorney Robin Finch, a real estate partner at Greenberg Glusker.

The downside to building custom is that the process takes typically three to six months for the design, time to secure permits and approvals, and, depending on the size of the project, 12 to 16 months for building under normal non-pandemic conditions, says architect Victor Body-Lawson of Body Lawson Associates in New York City. Costs are also generally higher: The architect often charges a design fee (4% to 10% of construction costs) and a 10% contingency fee. On top of this, materials and appliances have jumped by as much as 20% per month in the current frenzied climate, he says.

Go With a Spec Home

Buyers have another possibility—selecting a house that a builder is constructing or has finished as a stand-alone residence or perhaps as part of a development. Depending on when clients buy affects how many choices they get to make, says Brittingham. If the house is finished, they buy what the builder has selected. But if framing has just begun, they may be able to make choices in such categories as tiles, countertops, vanities, flooring, cabinets, lighting, and more. Some builders offer choices at different price levels, such as laminate at a certain cost or pricier marble at a higher cost.

One distinct advantage is that the price point may be 10% to 20% less than a custom home because of economies of scale—though this is not guaranteed due to COVID-19, says Brittingham, whose homes average $2 million to $6 million. 

Think Prefab

Prefabricated home options have increased, with more companies building houses in a factory, says Sheri Koones, author of several books, including Prefabulous and Sustainable. Many of these companies are seeing great demand, including for houses to help house those experiencing homeless, she says.

Because of the building boom, the supply chain for this sector has been disrupted, too, says John Colucci of Westchester Modular Homes in Wingdale, N.Y. “We are not only paying top dollar for materials, but the lead times have created a slowdown. That being said, modular is still faster than stick building since we managed to keep our labor. We are all so busy, but some would-be customers are sitting on the sidelines,” he says.

Factors Home Buyers Should Weigh Before Proceeding

How much will a house cost? Buyers must be realistic—they should budget 15% to 20% more than they expect the house to cost, especially as COVID-19 has increased costs of materials, appliances, and labor, Bakke says. When a mortgage is needed, Bakke says, it’s wise to remind buyers to consider the rule of not spending more than 28% of their monthly gross income. Others think the percentage should be based on overall life goals, which is why consulting a financial planner is wise. New construction requires a construction or bridge loan that converts to a traditional mortgage when the house is completed.

How much square footage is needed? Figuring out size can be tough in the abstract. Some 2,500-square-foot homes, for example, seem larger than others, which often depends on the amount of hallway space, height of ceilings, windows, and light. It’s best for buyers to walk through existing homes to get an idea and list which rooms they want and dimensions. Architect and author Sarah Susanka started her “not-so-big house” movement decades ago to emphasize the importance of having every inch count and spaces do double duty, which may help cut costs.

Homeowners should also bear in mind that square footage is the single biggest driver in determining building costs, says Bakke. The cost varies widely in different parts of the country. According to 2019 U.S. Census Bureau data, the median price per square foot for a contractor-built single-family home was $114, but these days many cite higher prices of $300 to $400, and in certain cities like San Francisco and Boston they may rise to $600, says Madison, Conn.–based architect Duo Dickinson. Finishes also affect pricing.

How much detailing is included in a plan? After interviewing two or three architects or builders to design the house, home buyers should check references (like from a local American Institute of Architects list), licenses, insurance, and referrals and decide—or go with a design from a plan company. It’s critical to read the plan to be sure everything is included and in the right place, including windows, electrical outlets, roofing trusses, stairs, doors, and plumbing. A bank may need detailed construction drawings and a site plan, according to Bakke. If a buyer doesn’t understand how to read a plan, suggest they learn from sites such as The Basics: How to Read Architectural Plans.

Why is the site key? The spec house builder will have vetted the land choice, but a custom house requires a buyer find a suitable lot. Not all lots—even those that are the same size—meet that criterion. Some require trees to be removed, septic systems and power lines to be added, and soil to be tested, says Dickinson. Body-Lawson says the geological makeup should be studied because it may cost more to excavate a rocky or wetlands site, if allowed. Information about the area’s broadband capability is important, particularly as many people work from home.

A professional on the team also needs to check town rules about land records to be certain there are no outstanding liens and to know the setback limits. These days, some information can be gleaned from aerial photographs and mapping systems that a building department usually has, says Dickinson.

To curtail costs, Body-Lawson recommends that homeowners try to buy undervalued land, which may mean a site farther from town or with fewer features on buyers’ wish lists—such as a chance of forgoing mountain views. They should also avoid overbuilding for their area, since prices may not continue to rise.

Why secure multiple bids? For the actual design, the buyer should secure three bids that compare apples with apples. Bakke says any contractor or builder hired should have experience in the homeowner’s area, so they understand the topography and local building codes. Sometimes, a bank may ask a builder to complete a review application to be sure the person is licensed and insured and has a history of successfully completing projects, Bakke says.

Take Time to Draft a Detailed Contract 

With so many details to consider, and so many different work crews involved in the process—including subcontractors and landscapers—it’s critical that a homeowner have contracts with all those involved, which a real estate attorney should review. Los Angeles–based attorney Robin Finch of Greenberg Glusker suggests bringing in an attorney early in the process, even before land is bought.

The contract should specify the amount of the down payment, how much to pay at specified time periods, how to handle change orders, the amount to hold back until everything on the punch list is completed satisfactorily, for what reasons a contract can be cancelled, and for how long a warranty guarantees work such as a house settling, says Ann O’Connell, an attorney and legal editor at Nolo, a legal publisher of books and software based in Berkeley, Calif.

At the same time, these tough COVID-19 times require flexibility, says architect Katy Flammia, design director of the Hudson, N.Y., office of New York City–based Spacesmith, an architecture and interior design firm. “We’re finding with construction that it’s almost impossible now to establish construction costs, which we used to keep the design within our client’s budget. What our clients could buy a year ago is different than what it costs now, and we’re seeing almost weekly price increases,” she says. Furthermore, she cautions clients to be flexible. “They may want to have a list of alternates in materials and scope, and even construction method alternates such as prefab components,” she says.

Some of the former ways that homeowners could protect themselves in their contract may no longer be included. Because of COVID-19 work delays, shutdowns, and price increases, it may be impossible to convince an architect and general contractor to agree to include financial penalties, known as liquidated or punitive damages, if someone gets sick and is off the job for a while or if prices rise higher than they expected, Finch says. So much is market driven, she adds. To resolve any potential problems on either side, it’s best if mediation can be stipulated as a recourse rather than litigation, due to lawyer and court costs and time, says O’Connell.

What About Those Rising Lumber Prices?

Lumber prices—plywood, hardwood, and softwood—have soared across the board. In fact, costs are up 130% since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic more than a year ago, adding $30,000 to the price of a new home, according to the National Association of Home Builders.

Because of the prices, as well as significant shortages, many architects, builders, and home buyers are asking two key questions: How long will the surge continue and why did it happen in the first place? Tony Uphoff, president and CEO of Thomas, which provides analysis and tools that reflect the buying process, says his company data shows a steady surge in sourcing activity for lumber over the last year.

“The situation,” he says, “has been long in the making. As a country, we have relied on Canadian forest lumber whose supply has diminished in recent years.” Part of the problem is also due to tariffs going up, which resulted in further withering demand in the U.S. due to the increased prices. As a result, Canadian mills began to shut down locations to protect themselves against lost revenue, he says, adding, “This initial step was magnified as we entered the early stage of the pandemic. Then, with many working from home, they began to evaluate their living quarters. Some sought more space, which drove a spike in residential housing prices and new construction. And many already owning a home spent more time and took on more projects.” The upshot, he explains, was “exacerbated demand on an already fragile lumber supply chain, which drove prices to an all-time high.”

And there’s more, he says. “The continued result is that some builders are pausing their work on new construction projects due to the high lumber prices. Other construction companies report that even at high prices, they are having difficulty sourcing supply through their established supply chains.”

But some good news has been emerging for several weeks. Sawmills have increased output over the last year and another increase is expected, according to Alex Hickey in her “Morning Brew” report. Most recently, prices started to fall, though what will happen over the long term is anybody’s guess. Homeowners and the professionals working on their homes are wise to keep an eye on prices and anticipate a possible seesaw effect, especially as COVID-19 numbers ramp back up.

National Association of REALTORS®
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228 Parkway Circle, Broomall, PA. 19008 – Delco / Delaware County PA. home.

228 Parkway Circle, Broomall, PA. 19008

$275,000

Est. Mortgage $1,837/mo*

Description about 228 Parkway Circle, Broomall, PA. 19008

Attention Builders & Investors – Vacant Building Lot in Delco! Available for the First Time in 50 Years, This Flat .51 Acre Lot in The Heart of Marple Township is a Great Opportunity! Buyers are Encouraged to do Their Own Due-Diligence Prior to Submitting Offers. Property is Conveniently Located & Walking Distance to Schools, Parks, Shopping & Dining. Don’t Miss This One!

Home Details for 228 Parkway Cir

Exterior Features on 228 Parkway Circle, Broomall, PA. 19008
FrontageNot on Waterfront
Water & SewerSewer: No Sewer System
Days on Market
Days on Market: 1
Property Information
Property Type / StyleProperty Type: LandProperty Subtype: Unimproved Land
BuildingNo Additional Parcels
Property InformationParcel Number: 25000358803
Price & Status
PriceList Price: $275,000
Status Change & DatesPossession Timing: Immediate
Active Status
MLS Status: ACTIVE
Location
Direction & AddressCity: Broomall
School InformationElementary School District: Marple NewtownJr High / Middle School District: Marple NewtownHigh School: Marple NewtownHigh School District: Marple Newtown

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3900 Edgmont Ave, Brookhaven, PA 19015
Office Number: (610) 872-1600 Ext. 124
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Listing courtesy of Mike Mulholland – Long & Foster Real Estate, Inc.,

106 2nd Ave, Broomall, PA. 19008 – Delco / Delaware County PA. Home

106 2nd Ave, Broomall, PA. 19008

$421,900

3 Beds
2 Baths
1188 Sq. Ft.

Description

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Home Details for 106 2nd Ave

Days on Market
Days on Market: <1 Day on Trulia
Property Information
Year BuiltYear Built: 1965
Property Type / StyleProperty Type: Single Family Home
Lot Information
Lot Area: 0.26 acres

Hot Housing Market Drives Home Fix-ups

More homeowners say they plan to renovate their homes this year, and they are increasingly planning to take advantage of higher home prices and use their home’s equity to complete the renovations, according to Bank of America’s “2021 Homebuyer Insights Report: Home Improvement and Equity Spotlight.”

As home prices surge, more homeowners are tapping HELOCs to make significant home improvements. Gen X homeowners (ages 44 to 56) are the most likely to report using HELOCs for home improvements, the survey finds.

“Greater reliance on the home as both a workspace and a family center has led many owners to tailor their homes to their needs,” the report says.

The majority of respondents said they’re approaching their home improvements as a way to bring greater enjoyment to their living space (67%)—more so than seeking to increase their home’s value (33%). “Traditionally, home improvement projects have been measured through the lens of return on investment, but we’re seeing that the emotional connection to one’s home is just as important,” says Ann Thompson, specialty lending executive at Bank of America.

Remodeling Trends

The survey uncovered several trends with home improvement projects, including:

  • Greater modernization: Many homeowners are taking on home improvement projects because they want to bring their homes up to date or need to replace dated areas of their homes. The median age of a U.S. owner-occupied housing stock is 39 years, according to the National Association of Home Builders.
  • Fixer-uppers are OK: About 42% of younger home buyers surveyed say they would prefer to buy a fixer-upper and improve it over time than to purchase a home that’s move-in ready.
  • DIY is trending: Many homeowners are taking a do-it-yourself approach to some of their smaller house projects, such as painting or upgrading hardware and fixtures. Fifty percent say they’ve learned how from watching videos. Nearly 40% say they were inspired by TV shows such as HGTV to do more DIY projects in their home. Younger adults are the most likely to do DIY. Nearly three-quarters of younger homeowners between the ages of 18 to 43 say they’ve completed DIY work around their house.
  • Sustainability is important: Younger generations tend to value sustainability features the most. Half of younger generations want to add solar panels (51%) and energy-efficient appliances (48%). On the other hand, only one-third of older generations want to add solar panels (33%) and energy-efficient appliances (36%).

National Association of REALTORS®
Reprinted with permission

Clear the Junk From Your Listings

One of the first steps before listing a home for sale is often clearing the clutter. But that can be tough for homeowners, who may already be overwhelmed with the prospects of moving, let alone going through all their items and deciding what stays and goes.

The National Association of REALTORS® announced on Thursday a partnership with 1-800-GOT-JUNK that offers real estate pros discounts for themselves or their clients in hauling away clutter from homes. The discount is offered within the REALTOR Benefits® Program. 1-800-GOT-JUNK will be offering $50 off full-service junk removal services to NAR members and their families. REALTORS® can also extend the benefit to their clients. The company provides full-service residential and commercial junk removal services, including hauling away bulky items like mattresses, furniture, appliances, exercise equipment, and more.

Find more resources for helping your clients clear the clutter.

Clean, Declutter, Discard: Make a House Shine for Resale

Purging belongings can be an arduous task for sellers. Share these 13 decluttering tips with your clients to help them prepare their homes for sale.

Making Space for Self-Storage

Vacant outlets in prime locations are gaining a new life, fueled by brisk housing markets. Here’s how you and your clients can use them wisely.

4 Steps to Clutter-Free Listings

Help sellers understand how cutting down on furniture and accessories in their homes will both help them simplify their lives and get the best listing price in the shortest time period.

Get Professional Organizers for Your Sellers

The value of home stagers is widely known, but hiring a professional organizer could better target what your clients need and become the service that will set your company apart.

What to Do With All That Stuff

Decluttering makes staging, selling, and moving easier—and less costly. As selling and spring cleaning seasons kick into high gear, create a toolbox of local solutions to help clients shed their unnecessary stuff.

National Association of REALTORS®
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2530 Parke Lane, Broomall, PA. 19008 – Delaware Count / Delco PA. Home.

2530 Parke Lane, Broomall, PA. 19008

$599,000

Est. Mortgage $3,985/mo*
3 Beds
3 Baths
2808 Sq. Ft.

Listing courtesy of Patrick Clark – Keller Williams Main Line

Description about 2530 Parke Lane, Broomall, PA. 19008

Welcome home to 2530 Parke Lane in Broomall! This beautifully maintained split-level home offers a spectacular location. It is perfectly set on an elevated lot overlooking the street scape to the front and a large yard and adjacent wooded valley and stream to the rear. Inside, the entrance foyer, with its tiled floor and coat closet, provides access to a formal living room, dining room, and powder room. The kitchen is modern and features high-quality wood cabinetry, GE appliances, including a gas stove, dishwasher, and microwave, and granite tops. It opens to a spacious family room with a vaulted ceiling, skylights, and a wall of windows overlooking the yard and woods. This is the perfect place to enjoy the wildlife passing by and view the changes in the seasons! To the left of the foyer is a lower-level family room with built-ins, a laundry center, a utility room, and a small bonus room with an exit/entry door, ideal for an office, mud room, or bonus space to suit your needs. The home boasts hardwood flooring throughout and loads of natural light! The top level has a primary bedroom and modern tiled bath with a stall shower, 2 additional bedrooms, and a hall tiled bath. There is an access panel to attic storage from the 3rd bedroom. Located in Marple Newtown School District and walking distance to Kent Park and nearby Thomas Field Ball-field complex, you are close to shopping, and restaurants and have easy access to Routes 320, 3, and 476 and less than half an hour’s drive to Philadelphia International Airport. The current owners have enjoyed this rare find for almost 60 years … Here is your chance to obtain your home of a lifetime!

Home Details for 2530 Parke Ln

Interior Features on 2530 Parke Lane, Broomall, PA. 19008
Interior DetailsBasement: Crawl SpaceNumber of Rooms: 1Types of Rooms: Basement
Beds & BathsNumber of Bedrooms: 3Number of Bathrooms: 3Number of Bathrooms (full): 2Number of Bathrooms (half): 1Number of Bathrooms (main level): 1
Dimensions and LayoutLiving Area: 2808 Square Feet
Appliances & UtilitiesAppliances: Gas Water HeaterLaundry: Lower Level,Laundry Room
Heating & CoolingHeating: Forced Air,Natural GasHas CoolingAir Conditioning: Central A/C,ElectricHas HeatingHeating Fuel: Forced Air
Fireplace & SpaNo Fireplace
Gas & ElectricElectric: 200+ Amp Service
Windows, Doors, Floors & WallsFlooring: Hardwood
Levels, Entrance, & AccessibilityStories: 3Levels: Split Level, ThreeAccessibility: NoneFloors: Hardwood
Exterior Features
Exterior Home FeaturesOther Structures: Above Grade, Below GradeNo Private Pool
Parking & GarageOpen Parking Spaces: 2No CarportNo GarageNo Attached GarageHas Open ParkingParking Spaces: 2Parking: Driveway,Off Street
PoolPool: None
FrontageNot on Waterfront
Water & SewerSewer: Public Sewer
Finished AreaFinished Area (above surface): 2808 Square Feet
Days on Market
Days on Market: 1
Property Information
Year BuiltYear Built: 1960
Property Type / StyleProperty Type: ResidentialProperty Subtype: Single Family ResidenceStructure Type: DetachedArchitecture: Detached
BuildingConstruction Materials: Stone, Vinyl SidingNot a New Construction
Property InformationCondition: Very GoodIncluded in Sale: Washer, Dryer, Refrigerator In As-is Condition As Of The Day And Time Of Final Settlement.Parcel Number: 25000353416
Price & Status
PriceList Price: $599,000Price Per Sqft: $213
Status Change & DatesPossession Timing: Negotiable
Active Status
MLS Status: COMING SOON
Media
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Location
Direction & AddressCity: BroomallCommunity: Rose Tree Woods
School InformationElementary School: RussellElementary School District: Marple NewtownJr High / Middle School: Paxon HollowJr High / Middle School District: Marple NewtownHigh School: Marple NewtownHigh School District: Marple Newtown

PLEASE NOTE: Some properties which appear for sale on this website may no longer be available because they are under contract, have sold or are no longer being offered for sale, they may also have updated pricing and conditions. Please Contact Me for more information about 2530 Parke Lane, Broomall, PA. 19008. and other Homes for sale in Delaware County PA and the Wilmington Delaware Areas
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3900 Edgmont Ave, Brookhaven, PA 19015
Office Number: (610) 872-1600 Ext. 124
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2170 Thomas Ave. Broomall, PA. 19008 – Delco / Delaware County PA. Home.

2170 Thomas Ave. Broomall, PA. 19008

$560,000

Est. Mortgage $3,659/mo*
3 Beds
4 Baths
2089 Sq. Ft.

Listing courtesy of Janis Martinicchio – BHHS Fox & Roach-Media

Description about 2170 Thomas Ave. Broomall, PA. 19008

Welcome to this charming ranch home located in the desirable Brookthorpe Hills neighborhood of Broomall. This bright & sunny home exudes pride of home ownership and offers easy one floor living and many desirable features including beautiful hardwood floors throughout. As you enter into the home you are welcomed into the spacious living room with ceiling to floor stone gas fireplace that leads to an adjacent bonus room that can be used as an office, den or another bedroom. From the living room you enter into the sunny updated kitchen and lovely breakfast room with skylights that allow lots of natural light, perfect for sitting and having your morning coffee. Leading from the living room you will find a large, sunny master bedroom suite that features a newly renovated bathroom. There are two additional large bedrooms and hall bath with a tub/ shower complete the main floor. On the lower level there is a finished walk out basement along with a separate laundry area, half bath and another separate room that can be used as an additional bedroom or playroom and attached over sized two car garage. Don’t miss the opportunity to see this lovely home located in the high ranking Marple-Newtown School District and close proximity to shopping, restaurants and transportation.

Home Details for 2170 Thomas Ave

Interior Features on 2170 Thomas Ave. Broomall, PA. 19008
Interior DetailsBasement: Full,FinishedNumber of Rooms: 1Types of Rooms: Basement
Beds & BathsNumber of Bedrooms: 3Main Level Bedrooms: 3Number of Bathrooms: 4Number of Bathrooms (full): 3Number of Bathrooms (half): 1Number of Bathrooms (main level): 4
Dimensions and LayoutLiving Area: 2089 Square Feet
Appliances & UtilitiesUtilities: Cable Connected, Electricity Available, Natural Gas Available, Water AvailableAppliances: Built-In Microwave, Dishwasher, Dryer – Electric, Microwave, Oven/Range – Gas, Refrigerator, Stainless Steel Appliance(s), Washer, Water Heater, Electric Water HeaterDishwasherLaundry: In Basement,Dryer In Unit,Washer In UnitMicrowaveRefrigeratorWasher
Heating & CoolingHeating: Forced Air,Natural GasHas CoolingAir Conditioning: Central A/C,ElectricHas HeatingHeating Fuel: Forced Air
Fireplace & SpaNumber of Fireplaces: 1Fireplace: Gas/PropaneHas a Fireplace
Gas & ElectricElectric: 200+ Amp Service
Windows, Doors, Floors & WallsWindow: Skylight(s), Window TreatmentsFlooring: Ceramic Tile, Hardwood, Wood Floors
Levels, Entrance, & AccessibilityStories: 1Levels: OneAccessibility: Accessible EntranceFloors: Ceramic Tile, Hardwood, Wood Floors
ViewView: Street
SecuritySecurity: Carbon Monoxide Detector(s), Smoke Detector(s)
Exterior Features
Exterior Home FeaturesRoof: AsphaltOther Structures: Above Grade, Below GradeExterior: SidewalksFoundation: BlockNo Private Pool
Parking & GarageNumber of Garage Spaces: 2Number of Covered Spaces: 2No CarportHas a GarageHas an Attached GarageHas Open ParkingParking Spaces: 2Parking: Garage Faces Rear,Attached Garage,Driveway,On Street
PoolPool: None
FrontageResponsible for Road Maintenance: Boro/TownshipRoad Surface Type: PavedNot on Waterfront
Water & SewerSewer: Public Sewer
Farm & RangeNot Allowed to Raise Horses
Finished AreaFinished Area (above surface): 2089 Square Feet
Days on Market
Days on Market: 1
Property Information
Year BuiltYear Built: 1958
Property Type / StyleProperty Type: ResidentialProperty Subtype: Single Family ResidenceStructure Type: DetachedArchitecture: Ranch/Rambler
BuildingConstruction Materials: Stucco, StoneNot a New ConstructionNo Additional Parcels
Property InformationCondition: Very GoodIncluded in Sale: Washer And Dryer, Refrigerator In Kitchen, All In As-is ConditionParcel Number: 25000504700
Price & Status
PriceList Price: $560,000Price Per Sqft: $268
Status Change & DatesPossession Timing: 0-30 Days CD, 31-60 Days CD
Active Status
MLS Status: ACTIVE
Location
Direction & AddressCity: BroomallCommunity: Brookthorpe Hills
School InformationElementary School District: Marple NewtownJr High / Middle School District: Marple NewtownHigh School: Marple NewtownHigh School District: Marple Newtown

PLEASE NOTE: Some properties which appear for sale on this website may no longer be available because they are under contract, have sold or are no longer being offered for sale, they may also have updated pricing and conditions. Please Contact Me for more information about 2170 Thomas Ave. Broomall, PA. 19008. and other Homes for sale in Delaware County PA and the Wilmington Delaware Areas
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CENTURY 21 All-Elite Inc.

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3900 Edgmont Ave, Brookhaven, PA 19015
Office Number: (610) 872-1600 Ext. 124
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Popular Renovations Focus on Adding Entertainment Space

Home renovations have been surging during the pandemic, and homeowners aren’t shying away from major redos either. More than half—55%—of more than 2,000 U.S. homeowners recently surveyed reported making substantial improvements to their homes that they believe will boost their home’s value, according to a July survey commissioned by Selective Insurance and conducted by The Harris Poll. That marks a 25% increase in large-scale home improvement projects reported by homeowners compared to its December 2020 survey results.

The South leads the nation in home improvement projects, the survey found.

Respondents reported the following three “major” home improvement projects since the beginning of the pandemic:

36% are renovating a room/basement/attic

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12% are adding a new room

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17% are adding a pool/hot tub

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The survey found that many homeowners are updating their insurance as they upgrade their homes. Among homeowners who improved their homes during the pandemic, only 23% said they hadn’t updated their insurance coverage; another 10% were unsure.

“Every home renovation project is unique, but every homeowner needs to protect their investment from future loss,” said Allen Anderson, senior vice president of personal lines at Selective. He urged homeowners to evaluate their coverage needs—particularly after a renovation—and update their insurance to reflect their renovated home’s full replacement value.

National Association of REALTORS®
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Furniture Rental Service Feather Wins iOi Pitch Battle

Feather, a technology startup providing a sustainable furniture rental solution for home staging projects, emerged Wednesday as the winner of the third annual Pitch Battle at the National Association of REALTORS®’ 2021 Innovation, Opportunity & Investment Summit in Dallas.

Twelve startups bringing innovative solutions to the commercial and residential real estate marketplaces competed in the “Shark Tank”–style battle, which was hosted Tuesday by Second Century Ventures, NAR’s strategic investment arm. The contestants, representing companies in the U.S. and U.K., presented four-minute pitches to more than 400 conference attendees, including venture capitalists, technology executives, innovators, brokers, and real estate professionals. The Pitch Battle was also live streamed to thousands of virtual attendees.

Feather helps consumers and real estate pros find luxury furnishings and home decor quickly without upfront costs or the commitment of traditional retail. Jay Reno, founder and CEO of Feather, made the case to a panel of judges that his company offers a sustainable model that enables homeowners to change their style, budget, or design needs in an affordable manner. Reno noted that Feather’s mission is to empower real estate pros and their clients not only to stage and sell faster but also to enjoy their homes while reducing waste. Feather is a 2021 REACH company. REACH is NAR’s technology accelerator. It operates globally, helping promising commercial and residential real estate technology start-ups launch into real estate and adjacent verticals.

At this year’s iOi, the in-person and virtual attendees also were able to vote on their crowd favorite. With more than 1,200 votes cast, the honor was bestowed upon Otso, a company that provides A-rated insurance coverage for lease security. Osto is a 2021 REACH Commercial company.

The iOi Summit, which NAR launched in 2018, is in its third year after being postponed in 2020 due to restrictions associated with the coronavirus pandemic.

“This year’s iOi Summit delivered on the promise to highlight trailblazing products and ideas,” NAR CEO Bob Goldberg said in a statement. “Feather is a worthy winner whose furniture rental service is indeed impressive and will no doubt contribute to both the residential and commercial sectors—and support REALTORS® and their clients—for years to come by making the home staging process more efficient.”

As the Pitch Battle victor, Feather will receive a prize package that includes $15,000, the official Pitch Battle trophy, a booth at the 2021 REALTORS® Conference & Expo in San Diego, an exclusive opportunity to confer with the Second Century Ventures executive team, and coverage in national media.

National Association of REALTORS®
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126 81st Street E # SEA, Sea Isle City, NJ. 08243 – Jersey Shore Vacation Home.

126 81st Street E # SEA, Sea Isle City, NJ. 08243

$2,295,000

Est. Mortgage $13,664/mo*
6 Beds
5 Baths
Listing courtesy of John Mccann – C. A. McCANN & SONS

Description about 126 81st Street E # SEA, Sea Isle City, NJ. 08243

Coming Summer of 2025, another premium development from Redfern Ocean, LLC. This new townhouse unit will consist of five bedrooms plus a 6th bonus room/bedroom along with four and a half baths. The first level will feature the bonus room/6th bedroom and a full bathroom. On the second level, there will be four bedrooms, including one suite with its own full bath and private, covered deck. Three more bedrooms, a shared, hall bath and laundry area will complete this level. The stunning third level will feature an an open floor plan great room – living area, dining area and gourmet kitchen – along with a powder room, beautiful, covered deck off the living area and a bedroom suite with its own full bathroom. The unit will feature numerous upgrades including an elevator. The finished photos shown here are of a similar unit of a recently completed development and have been included for illustration purposes only.

Home Details for 126 81st St E #SEA

Interior Features on 126 81st Street E # SEA, Sea Isle City, NJ. 08243
Interior DetailsNumber of Rooms: 9
Beds & BathsNumber of Bedrooms: 6Number of Bathrooms: 5Number of Bathrooms (full): 4Number of Bathrooms (partial): 1
Appliances & UtilitiesAppliances: Self Cleaning Oven, Microwave, Refrigerator, Washer, Dryer, Dishwasher, Gas Water HeaterDishwasherDryerMicrowaveRefrigeratorWasher
Heating & CoolingHeating: Natural Gas,Forced Air,Fireplace(s)Has CoolingAir Conditioning: Central AirHas HeatingHeating Fuel: Natural Gas
Fireplace & SpaHas a Fireplace
Levels, Entrance, & AccessibilityLevels: ThreeElevator
SecuritySecurity: Smoke Detector(s)
Exterior Features
Parking & GarageHas Open ParkingParking: Attached,Concrete
Water & SewerSewer: City
Days on Market
Days on Market: 4
Property Information
Year BuiltYear Built: 2025
Property Type / StyleProperty Type: ResidentialProperty Subtype: Townhouse
BuildingIs a New Construction
Price & Status
PriceList Price: $2,295,000
Active Status
MLS Status: ACTIVE
Location
Direction & AddressCity: Sea Isle City

PLEASE NOTE: Some properties which appear for sale on this website may no longer be available because they are under contract, have sold or are no longer being offered for sale, they may also have updated pricing and conditions. Please Contact Me for more information about 126 81st Street E # SEA, Sea Isle City, NJ. 08243. and other Homes for sale in Delaware County PA and the Wilmington Delaware Areas
Anthony DiDonato
ABR, AHWD, RECS, SRES
, SFR
CENTURY 21 All-Elite Inc.

Home for Sale in Delaware County PA Specialist
3900 Edgmont Ave, Brookhaven, PA 19015
Office Number: (610) 872-1600 Ext. 124
Cell Number: (610) 659-3999 {Smart Phones Click to Call}
Direct Number: (610) 353-5366 {Smart Phones Click to Call}
Fax: (610) 771-4480
Email: anthony@anthonydidonato.com
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