Built by Noah Patrick Smith in 1883, this historic home has been beautifully restored with the perfect combination of modern high-end amenities and the preservation of old historic charm. The house is set on a little over an acre of land but backs up to more than 40 acres of a wooded mountain. (Yes, a family of deer will wander through your back field on a regular basis.) Across the road is a walking trail that meanders along Gardner Creek. You couldn't ask for a more perfect setting...and you're in the Abington Heights School District (just 6 miles from the middle school!) On the inside, the kitchen has been meticulously renovated with quartz countertops, brand-new stainless-steel appliances, gorgeous crown molding and a large walk-in pantry. In the dining room, when the layers of paneling and wallpaper were removed during renovations, it revealed the wainscoting that once adorned the dining room. That has now been restored and remains on the wall as a nod to the 142-year history of this home. The living room has a brand-new gas fireplace, new crown molding and new vinyl flooring. Upstairs, there are three bedrooms, with the master bedroom having a large walk-in closet. The bathroom has a jacuzzi tub and separate walk-in shower. Complete with brand new chimney, newer metal roof, new gutters, wired for outdoor hot tub, and extensive landscaping with absolutely stunning stone walls, this house and location are simply incredible!NOTE: SHOWINGS BEGIN ON SEPT. 7 AT 12:30 DURING THE OPEN HOUSE.
