309 Bradford Pkwy

Exquisite and Elegant 1930 Center Hall Colonial with abundant Charm in every room and over 3700 feet of Living space. Have you ever wanted to live in the Luxurious 1900s? With servant's quarters accessed by a back staircase. A magnificent home with all the accoutrements of a lush life. The brick and stone facade welcomes the owner home to a covered porch and a large foyer with a slate floor and views of the impressively refined Dining room and Living Room. Gleaming Hardwoods, Crown Molding, Built in Bookcases, wood burning Fireplace in the Living Room, Bay windows, French doors into the Dining Room with a wet bar in the window bow area. The Leaded windows are impressive and found throughout the home. Off the Dining Room is the screened porch for summer morning coffee and night beverages with family and friends. The stone patio can accommodate those Barbecues we love so much. The Kitchen is charming with Stainless refrigerator & stove and a cozy Breakfast room. The library is currently used as a bedroom & has built in bookcases and access to a half bath in the hall. Ascending the front Staircase, one sees a beautiful Howard Keck Tiffeny stained & painted glass panel, original to the property. On the second floor is the Primary Suite with a primary Bath, two large bedrooms with a Jack and Jill Bath and a fourth bedroom down the hall. The fifth bedroom on the second floor is currently the owner's home office. There are wonderfully convenient built in Armoires and drawers, seats that open to storage. The Stylish drapes stay. Party Central is located in the lower level also with two sets of stairs. A wet bar & a generous space for guests & a wood burning Fireplace for added ambiance. This will be become your favorite place. The property will be sold "as is" and is part of a short sale. Taxes are shown with no exemptions, owner enjoys a STAR of $953. Convenient to SU & LeMoyne, Westcott area, the downtown area, all services. The neighborhood is desirable & Properties sell quickly. This is your chance to own a part of History. According to a local Historian, this house was the Anchor house for the area. We are researching additional information for the new buyer.