Inside the desirable Fox Run subdivision you'll find large lots, mature trees and traditional homes teaming with active folks. This Georgian home is perfectly situated on a gently curved acre lot with large shade trees and lichen-covered boulders. From the welcoming curved steps leading to the double French door entry to the tri-level back deck, this home exudes hospitality and comfort. The formal dining room just off the foyer leads to the eat-in kitchen with granite counters, slate back splash and a bay window overlooking the back deck and yard. The family room’s fireplace is flanked by windows overlooking the back yard and accesses the back deck making it the perfect place for casual gatherings. The traditional floor plan thoughtfully places all the common areas on the main floor, the bonus room and bath in the day-light basement and all the bedrooms and laundry on the second level. All of the bedrooms are very spacious and include generous, walk-in closets. The master bedroom's soaring ceiling, his and hers closets and very large bath make it a true retreat at the end of a busy day. This home is perfect for a growing family that needs room to spread out and desires top rated schools.
Listing information updated April 30, 2019
2310 Fox Run Drive has 4 bedrooms.
2310 Fox Run Drive has 3.5 bathrooms.
2310 Fox Run Drive is approximately 3,558 square feet.
2310 Fox Run Drive is listed at $375,000.
As of April 30, 2019, 2310 Fox Run Drive is an active listing. Contact the listing agent to confirm current availability.
Open house at 2310 Fox Run Drive: 08/20/2017 2-4pm.
Notable features of 2310 Fox Run Drive include Large lot, Tri-Level Back Deck, Gregorian Style Home, Formal dining Room just off the Foyer, Traditional Floor Plan, Spacious Bedrooms w/ Walk in Closets, Top Rated Schools.
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