602 Midland Cir, Berwyn, PA 19312 (MLS # 5993019)

Main Line (Tredyffrin-Easttown) split-level on 1-acre cul-de-sac offers privacy and modern amenities. Open-layout features new kitchen (2008) with bar, pendant lighting & granite countertops with access to 3-season room. New bathroom (2009) boasts separate stall shower and bathtub. Hardwood floors throughout. Lower-level features family room, storage room, laundry area with sink and powder room. New "energy-efficient" roof (spring 2012). Walk-up unfinished attic. Walk to SEPTA train, library, and Berwyn eateries. Short drive to Wegman's/Trader Joe's/Whole Foods, Valley Forge National park, and King of Prussia Mall. Conveniently located to major roadways and airport.

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

Last Updated	5/18/2012	Tract	n/a
Year Built	1955	Community	Easttown Twp
Garage Spaces	n/a	County	Chester
Total Parking	n/a	Walk Score ®	60

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• Their current gross income must be at least 15 percent lower than their pre-event income
• They must be at least three payments delinquent on their mortgage
• The property must be owner-occupied and be the homeowner’s principal residence
• The property must be a single-family residence – either a one-to-four unit structure or condominium.

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