Montgomery County

335 Mulberry Dr, Royersford, PA 19468 (Montgomery County – Spring-Ford School District) 4 Bed, 2.1 Bath, 2-Car Garage, Fenced-in Backyard

335 Mulberry Dr, Royersford, PA 19468 (MLS # 5973469)

(all data current as of 2/22/2012)

Price	$284,900
Beds	4
Baths	2 full, 1 half
Home size	2,092 sq ft
Lot Size	11,647 sq ft

*USDA financing eligible. Home warranty included.* Beautiful Spring-Ford school district center-hall Colonial with large fenced-in backyard and partially finished basement. Covered front porch with paver walkway. 2-story foyer with hardwood floors. Living room. Dining room with chair rail and crown molding. Family room with crown molding. Eat-in kitchen with island, pantry, gas cooking and recessed lighting, overlooking breakfast room with slider to large deck. Laundry room with interior access to 2-car garage. Master suite features en-suite bath--dual vanity, soaking tub and shower--, walk-in closet, and ceiling fan. 3 secondary bedrooms are served by a hall bath. Basement is partially finished and provides ample storage. Backyard features several fruit trees & vegetable garden. Conveniently located to Schuylkill & Perkiomen trails, Manderach Memorial Playground, Valley Forge National Park, Wegman's, Costco, Philadelphia Premium Outlets, King of Prussia Mall, and major roadways. FIOS available.

Property Type(s): Residential, Residential / Single Family Home

Last Updated	2/13/2012	Tract	Heather Glen
Year Built	1997	Community	Limerick Twp
Garage Spaces	2.0	County	Montgomery
Total Parking	4	Walk Score ®	32

Schools

School District	Springford

Location

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Listing with: RE/MAX Advisors

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