35 S State St, Newtown, PA 18940

In the center of the borough, close to Starbucks and surrounded by trendy restaurants, pubs and boutiques, this is the location that could be yours. Behind the stunning red door you will be entering a custom-molded, brick-floored, and crystal-lit entryway. The unit has been completely renovated. Gleaming ,refinished hardwood flooring is found throughout the apartment. The living room is generously sized with antique French doors leading into the dining room complete with a crystal chandelier. The cook's kitchen includes stainless steel appliances, gas range with built in microwave, sink disposal system, granite counter tops and wood-grained ceramic flooring. The custom wood cabinets have under-cabinet lighting, pantry and chef's spice closet. The kitchen has its own private entrance/exit that opens onto the building's private green space. Green Space Features 1/2 Acre Private Park, like Yard That is Exclusive to Our Residents! One of The Only Properties in Newtown Borough That Offers Such Private Space with the Best Views of Parades and Community Events! Enjoy This View Right From Your Doorstep! The bedroom includes an ensuite bathroom which has marble and ceramic tile with a pedestal sink, oversized custom shower, toilet and Kohler fixtures. An efficient electric hydronic heating system allows you to adjust the temperature in each room. The unit offers generous storage spaces and a full sized stackable washer and dryer, and comes with a convenient municipal parking pass. 35 South State street is a historic building that dates from 1726.

Tenant pays for peco bill which will include heat, electricity & window A/C units along with gas for the stove. Lease term will be for 18 months NOT 1 year. Pets are on a case-by-case basis. NO smoking inside the unit. No changes permitted without written owner approval. This owner will provide a parking pass if requested for behind the liquor store but there is no direct parking for the unit. Looking for above a 600 credit, no prior evictions or bankruptcies. Read More