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The pool is now open and the water is fine. Stop by and view this lovely home. A better value you will not find in Bobby's run. This home has been updated with laminate flooring and ceramic tile. The yard has a huge paver patio with electricity and a heated in-ground pool. Over $50,000 was spent in the yard alone. Compare the features of this home to any other in Bobby's Run and you will see what I am talking about.
The home is a Manchester III model home in popular Bobby's Run. This home features a grand entrance showcasing a dual staircase that flows from the foyer thru the 2nd flr hall and down into the Den. The main level open floorplan includes a D/R, Formal L/R, Study, Laundry and the F/R with vaulted ceiling and a wood-burning fireplace. The Eat-In Kitchen has ceramic tile flooring, a center island and lots of cabinet and counter space. Upstairs features a Master Suite with lg secluded bath including a garden tub, shower, double vanities and a spacious walk-in closet. Downstairs in the basement is a Studio/Media room which has been framed and is ready for the new owner to finish. Step outside onto the enticing paver patio w/ gazebo overlooking the in-ground pool. The shed, vinyl fencing and quality landscaping complete the yard. Double zone heating, intercom system and more. Conveniently located near NJ Tpk, Rtes 295, 206, 73 70.
This homes is listed for sale by Crown Realty. The owner is a licensed NJ Realtor.
For further information, contact Leander McClain @ 609-505-6578 or lee@njsouthrealestate.com
In 1962, I arrived in Miami, AN UNKNOWN CITY IN A FOREIGN LAND. I had to start from zero. At first, I received $60 monthly as a government aid given to Cuban refugees. I was thirty six years old, strong and in good health. Every time I cashed that check, I felt like a burden on the country that had taken me in. For many days, I looked for a job and did not find one. Every night, I went home and thought of the future. I was determined to do something so that I could support my family. One day, Raul Fernandez, a friend who worked in the Cuban Refugee Office asked if I had any carpentry skills. I said I did. He Gave me a gift - a small hammer - which he asked me to put to good use. The hammer made me feel I had the necessary tool to become self-sufficient and not to depend on a government hand-out. During the days, I worked as a gardener. At nights, I did carpentry with the hammer. My dream was to save enough money to open a factory to make great cigars, like the ones we used to smoke in Cuba. Through a lot of sacrifice and hard work, I managed to save $600 - money I made working with the hammer. With that, I mad my dream come true and opened Padron Cigars in 1964. I still have the hammer as a reminder of how it all started.