Welcome to 907 Red Coat Farm Drive. This beautiful, spacious and meticulously maintained Highgate Estates home in Warrington Township is ready for you! This home boasts over 3,000 square feet of living space. You are greeted by the maintenance free front porch with gorgeous stone accents. Upon entering the home you will notice the two story foyer with a double staircase that can be accessed from both the Foyer and the Kitchen. The formal living room, dining room are adorned with crown molding and decorative trim accents. The gorgeous Great Room with vaulted ceiling opens to encompass a large eat-in Kitchen. This bright room has granite countertops and center island, stainless appliances, decorative backsplash and a decorative built in cabinet. Doors leading to a spacious stamped concrete patio overlooking the backyard are complete with mature plantings. Entertaining will be enjoyable with this floor plan and outdoor space. The main floor has hardwood floors and includes an Office or Study, a Powder Room, Laundry Room as well as access to the two-car Garage. Walk upstairs to the large master suite with its own master bathroom and 2 walk in closets. Master bedroom has which is currently being used as a sitting room or could be used as second office. Master bathroom has been updated with dual vanity with granite counters, decorative tile stall shower and garden tub. Upstairs hallway also contains 3 additional generous size bedrooms, with new carpet, each with ample closet space and hall full bathroom. The entire house has been freshly painted and NEW Hot water heater. Walk downstairs to full size basement that is ready for your finishing touch or can accommodate your storage needs. Close proximity to schools, shopping, restaurants and highly rated Central Bucks School District. Come enjoy this wonderful neighborhood and make this your new home!
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