BRIGHTON foreclosure home - a single family home (3 beds, 2 baths)

Welcome to this bright and beautiful home in Bromley Park, conveniently located steps away from Bromley East Charter school and quick acces to I-76 DIA. Relax on the covered front porch, which overlooks an open green space across the street. Enter the home through the front entrance door paired with Sidelites on both sides. You will be welcomed by the original hardwood floors, which run throughout the main level Kitchen, Living room, Dining room, and Guest Bathroom. You will also find Coffer Ceilings and columns on the main level and the Laundry room with updated tile. In the open Kitchen, you will find an abundance of storage space with a large pantry and plenty of cabinets and countertops decorated with Stainless-steel appliances. Enjoy the Breakfast bar and huge windows broadcasting natural light throughout the main level. The Primary bedroom, with its vaulted ceilings, ceiling fan, and 5-piece Bathroom, is located on the second level. The second level also has two additional Bedrooms and another full Bathroom. Don't miss the enormous Bonus room on the second level, ideal for a rec/play/TV room with vaulted ceilings, a ceiling fan, and an outdoor balcony overlooking the Front ...

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yard. The home has a large Backyard, great for entertaining, with a deck off the Dining room and a large extended patio. You will also find a back alley to access your attached two-car Garage. The home is equipped with a radon mitigation system, a newer furnace, A/C Unit, and a 4-year-old roof. Take a quick 7-minute walk to any of the five neighborhood parks. Three-minute drive to Starbuck and Grocery stores.This foreclosure home is a single family home located in BRIGHTON. It offers 0.17 acres in size, 3 beds and 2 baths. Review its detailed information and determine if this BRIGHTON foreclosure has the qualities you are looking for.  

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This is an REO, meaning this property has been foreclosed on because the owner couldn't meet their payments. The bank now owns this property. Most banks are not set up to own homes, and are often motivated to sell you the home at a discounted price.