1630 Garfield St, Villas, NJ 08251

This house was purchased by the Sellers in 2008, and then completely rebuilt to brand-new condition in 2009. Upon completion, Rymal Appraisal cost-valued the house at $274,000. The attached garage is 432 sq.ft. One switch in the garage controls all exterior accessory lighting--especially convenient for seasonal decorations. Take note to the outside lighting--recessed soffit lights and flood lights add to the sense of safety and security at home. Exterior has been retrofitted with new vinyl siding and cultured stone, new Pella Proline double-hung windows, and new roof. Front porch features Trex decking and vinyl railings; back deck is made of pressure-treated wood. Two-car driveway (25'x22') for off-street parking is concrete, as are the sidewalks that form pathways around the house. Enjoy the wood-burning fire pit in the fence-enclosed back yard. Ring the doorbell and enter a warmly welcoming home. Living room, hallway, and office/craft-room floors are traditional ¾ in. tongue-in-groove hardwood. Three bedrooms are carpeted. Kitchen, bathrooms, utility room, and entrance are tiled. Large kitchen features a center island; Viatera quartz countertops; undermounted stainless steel double sink with InSinkErator garbage disposal; natural stone backsplash; Craft-Maid maple cabinets. In main bathroom, relax in the soaking tub--or enjoy the two-person Jacuzzi tub in the master bath, which also features a rain showerhead in the shower along with a handheld. Decorative panels provide hidden access to plumbing for both shower and tub. Natural stone accents the tub, double-sink vanity, and cabinets made of Craft-Maid cherry. The beautiful handmade Craft-Maid cabinetry in kitchen and bath have soft-close drawers. The stand-up attic covers the entire house, providing ample storage space. Storage space is a distinctive characteristic of this house, with closets and cabinets in abundance. Attention has been paid to energy efficiency, from the HVAC system (natural gas forced hot air/central air-conditioning) to the insulated hot-water heater. For additional comfort, ceiling fans are in bedrooms and living room, and the house is ventilated by an attic fan. With every glance, quality and the meticulous craftsmanship of the owner-builder are in evidence.