340 Sanderson Street, Throop, PA 18512

Property Description

Open House this Saturday and Sunday 1 to 3 pm Charming Tudor Home with Exceptional 3,200-Square-Foot Detached Garage - Welcome to this distinctive Tudor-style home nestled on just over AA3/4 of an acre in Throop, where classic architectural character meets beautifully landscaped outdoor living and an extraordinary amount of versatile garage space. Inside, the home offers three comfortable bedrooms and two full bathrooms, with thoughtful details throughout. The primary bedroom provides a peaceful retreat, featuring skylights that fill the room with natural light and create a bright, airy atmosphere. A private three-season room extends the living space and offers a relaxing place to enjoy the surrounding views in comfort. The main level is filled with charm and character, highlighted by elegant architectural arches and stylish glass-tile accents. The spacious kitchen features abundant white cabinetry, providing plenty of storage, along with a durable tile floor that combines practicality with timeless appeal. The home's layout offers a comfortable balance of everyday functionality and spaces well suited for entertaining. Outside, the property truly shines. Mature, customized landscaping creates a private and peaceful setting, highlighted by a graceful Japanese maple that brings vibrant seasonal color to the grounds. A tranquil garden area surrounds a charming pond complete with lily pads and colorful koi, creating a serene focal point for outdoor relaxation. An attractive arbor provides an inviting spot to sit and enjoy the surroundings, while decorative brick walls and wrought-iron gates enhance both the property's character and sense of privacy. A Garage That Truly Sets This Property Apart - for buyers seeking substantial workspace, storage, or room for a serious hobby, this property offers an exceptional 40' x 80' detached garage--approximately 3,200 square feet of versatile space. Constructed of concrete block and equipped with 200-amp electrical service