RENOVATED EAST COBB HOME WITH FLAT, WALK-OUT BACKYARD! Welcome to 4669 Newell Drive in popular Chadds Walk, located within the Timber Ridge Elementary, Dodgen Middle, and Pope High School districts. Nearly $380,000 has been invested into this home, with major projects, premium finishes, and thoughtful design changes creating a property that clearly stands apart.
The completely renovated MAIN LEVEL features an open-concept design and a redesigned KITCHEN that is truly the centerpiece of the home. The kitchen features a 42-inch built-in Dacor refrigerator with custom cabinet panels, along with a suite of ZLINE appliances including a 36-inch stainless steel gas range and oven, over-the-range blower hood, microwave, dishwasher, and pot-filler faucet.
Designer pendant lighting, custom dining room fixtures, upgraded cabinet hardware, pantry area, and a built-in dining nook add style and function. Upstairs the expanded BONUS ROOM with a THIRD FULL BATHROOM and built-in fold-out Murphy bed creates an ideal space for whatever your lifestyle demands.
The removal of the old rear stairs made room for a MUD ROOM and oversized LAUNDRY ROOM, a rare find in Chadds Walk homes. Renovations also include a new HALL BATHROOM and POWDER ROOM, smooth ceilings throughout, new water heater, and the replacement of the copper plumbing.
A new ELECTRICAL PANEL was added to accommodate an EV charger and added a full-home surge protection system. Step outside to discover another standout feature: a spacious SCREEN PORCH overlooking a FLAT, WALK-OUT BACKYARD that has been regraded and landscaped with hardscaping and new sod.
A custom detached STORAGE SHED provides valuable additional storage. The GARAGE features new doors with WiFi-capable openers. This home offers a combination of features that is difficult to find in older Cotton State homes. The result is a home that feels fresh, functional, and ready to enjoy with the big-ticket projects already addressed. Come see all the details that make this home special! Showings start Thursday Oct 8th.
