405 BURNS DRIVE, SPRINGFIELD, PA 19064

Back on Market with fresh paint and other updates.  Welcome home to 405 Burns Drive....a fabulous split level home in coveted Springfield Township. This gracious 3 bedroom, 2  1/2 half bath home has been beautifully updated and maintained through the years. Curb appeal exudes from this home with an inviting pavered walkway and large porch perfect for morning coffee or reading a book. Step into the foyer and you will notice the beautiful vinyl floors installed in 2017.  Your eyes will immediately be drawn to the rear of the home with glass windows looking out to the spacious back yard.  To the left of the foyer is the  eat-in kitchen with italian tiled flooring.   Beyond the kitchen through the french doors is the dining room that extends into the beautiful living area which beckons you to sit down and relax.  The second floor has a primary suite with a beautifully updated ensuite bathroom. There are two additional bedrooms on this level along with the updated hall bathroom and lots of closet storage. A fun perk is that the hallway has a laundry shoot that delivers your clothes directly to the laundry room.  On the lower level is a large inviting family room. Beyond the family room is an additional half bath, laundry room and a closet that is great for storage or even an office.  Wait, there's more. There is an additional sub level that brings you to the two car garage. This level also has an additional area that provides for ampel storage.  While the oil tank is located in the garage it's important to note that his home has a heat pump also which is the main source of heat in the winter.  The oil heat kicks on in the extreme cold.  There are so many possibilities on this level! The back yard is perfect for entertaining and boasts a very large driveway where multiple cars can park. This is a great home with plenty of space and options. The roof was replaced in 2014, Hot water heater and HVAC were replaced in 2015.   It is close to the SEPTA trolley station, numerous parks, the reinvigorated Saxer Avenue business and entertainment district, and Springfield's award-winning schools.