336 S 14th Street, Allentown, PA 18102

Description

As soon as you turn onto 14th Street, the noise of the day falls away. Tucked off the main routes and away from everyday traffic, this end-unit home looks out over a stretch of green instead of another row of houses. Ample on-street parking is a rare find in this part of town, so coming home means pulling right up instead of circling the block. Step onto the covered front porch, where you can actually enjoy your morning coffee or an evening read without the distraction of traffic and noise. Inside, the home is made for gathering. The spacious living room flows into a generous dining room with space to relax, linger over long dinners, and host the people you love. The heart of the house is the 19-foot kitchen filled with natural light and lined with shelving for storage and organization designed for someone who loves to cook, with a gas cooktop and all-new stainless steel appliances. Turn on some music, pour a glass of wine or a cup of tea and settle into the kind of evening this kitchen was built for. Upstairs are three bedrooms and a newly renovated bathroom, a calm retreat to start your mornings and wind down at the end of the night. The lower level gives you room to grow with three separate rooms offering flexible space for a home office, gym, or craft room. In the basement, you'll find your massive laundry room with an oversized sink and plenty of countertop space for folding and sorting. A back storage room finally gives the holiday totes and seasonal décor a home of its own. When the day is done, head through your kitchen and open the back door to your own private retreat. Step out onto the new deck and down to the extended backyard patio, which is open, private, and made for entertaining. Picture summer cookouts, string lights, and friends lingering long after the sun goes down, all with the privacy that only an end unit on a quiet street can offer. This property is tenant occupied, currently on month to month lease offering income from day one for investors, or a home to grow into down the road.