84 S Bethlehem Pike, Ambler, PA 19002

Welcome home to this historic 4 bedroom, 2 full bath home located in Ambler Borough and the desirable Wissahickon school district. This traditional well built stone home includes over 2,600 square feet of finished space and sits on a generous lot with access to a rear alley. The front foyer showcases a beautiful wooden banister and newel post. Original wide plank wood flooring runs throughout the foyer, living room and dining room. The freshly painted living room and dining room are joined by a wide doorway which can be separated by one of two original wood pocket doors. The dining room also features a bay window and a pass-through window into the kitchen. The other set of pocket doors is between the foyer and living room. The light-filled first floor has a large kitchen which features wood cabinets, stainless steel appliances, and a quartz countertop on the center island. A rear mudroom, which can house the laundry if desired, and a full bath complete the first floor. The second floor features the main bedroom which boasts a walk-in closet and ceiling fan. The second, spacious full bath is located on the second floor. This bathroom features a claw-foot tub, stand up shower, and dual sinks for the ultimate convenience. A well sized bedroom and bonus area, which can be used as a seating or play area, round out the second floor. The third floor also includes bonus space near the stairs, and two more bedrooms. The basement features the washer and dryer and lots of storage space. The front porch has a lovely porch swing and mature lilacs which provide some privacy. The rear yard, which extends all the way to the alley, offers plenty of space for entertaining or flat space for kids to play, a built-in fire pit, and includes a new custom built shed. There is availability to add a parking pad in the rear of the yard if one desires off street parking. The location of this home can’t be beat, with a short walk into Ambler, the train, and its many restaurants, it is also close to the turnpike and 309. The home was originally built by Dr. Mattison (who built the castle at Mattison Estates) for his mother. With only two previous owners, this house is ready for a new owner who can call it home.