Many quality updates and traditional appointments adorn this stunning 10 room, 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath colonial nestled on a gorgeous landscaped 1.04 acre lot framed by nature with picturesque views of scenic pond. Located in the sought-after “Village of Nichols”, this lovely home was exquisitely redesigned and expanded in 2000 with spectacular results making this home truly special. The tastefully decorated interior is enhanced with a gracious entry foyer, an inviting formal living room with fireplace, an elegant dining room, a striking custom maple eat-in-kitchen with cherry finish & granite countertops, a dramatic family room with cathedral ceiling and fireplace, and a handsome study. Oak hardwood floors, stylish lighting fixtures, exquisite decorative moldings & pillars, 6-panel wood doors, custom window treatments, fashionable sconces, custom mantles on two fireplaces, newer central vac, a security system, updated mechanics, a walk-up attic, and a great floor plan for entertaining add to this home’s appeal. The second level boasts a luxurious master bedroom suite with his and hers walk-in closets and a lavish master bathroom with whirlpool tub & extra large shower stall, three large bedrooms, and an attractively remodeled main bath. The appealing finished lower level is warm and inviting and has recessed windows with window seats, lots of overhead lighting, custom built-in book shelves, and plenty of space for storage. The striking exterior has a pillared entry, maintenance-free vinyl siding, Semco tilt-out thermo-pane windows, an architectural roof, a 531 square foot two-tier pressure-treated deck, a newer driveway, a large storage shed, newer garage doors, a paver walkway, a new septic system in the Spring of 2000, and an irrigation system. Very convenient location: Close to schools, shopping, recreation areas, and major commuting routes.
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