New to the market from the unit's original owners is this impeccably maintained and recently updated Brandon Farms townhouse.
Get ready to add your personal flair to a home that features walls painted in shades of off-white and barely-there tan, hickory hardwood floors on the lower level and light tan wall-to-wall carpeting on the upper level, plus recessed lighting throughout.
From the well-lit entry, step into a foyer with porcelain tile flooring. The powder room, near the front entrance, was gutted and modernized with an espresso-hued vanity topped with granite and accented with greige walls. A utility room with pegboard wall, a coat closet, and an under stairs storage room line the hallway leading to a large living and dining space. On the far wall, a woodburning fireplace with jade green marble surround offers an elegant focal point, flanked with windows for plenty of natural light.
The masterpiece of the gutted and remodeled kitchen is the seamless black and white granite countertop with a pattern vaguely reminiscent of zebra stripes, providing a nice complement to stainless steel appliances, off-white cabinetry with 36-inch uppers, soft-close doors, drawers and inserts that fully extend, and a backsplash of oversized subway tiles accented with stripes of glass. From the kitchens sliding door, step into a cozy fenced patio with a lovely, wooded view.
A turned staircase leads to the spacious upper level, where two bedrooms share a hall bath. A linen closet and a laundry room are convenient to all. The master suite features a cathedral ceiling and a bay window, a walk-in closet with custom shelving, and a bathroom with an oversized soaking tub, glass shower, double vanity, and private toilet, all beneath a vaulted ceiling.
Storage wise, this townhome features spacious closets with custom shelving, an attic easily accessed by pull-down stairs, and a deep one-car garage (attached) with a hung cabinet and a pegboard wall.
Location-wise, enjoy very little through-traffic on a quiet cul-de-sac, and easy access to local shops and eateries, commuter routes (including 206 and 95), short drives to Princeton and Lawrenceville, and easy access to nearby train stations with service to New York City and Philadelphia.