About 137 Latches Ln
Welcome to this spacious five-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath colonial in Middletown Township, part of the award-winning Rose Tree Media School District. With approximately 2,400 square feet of finished living space and a nearly one-acre lot, this home blends comfort with classic curb appeal.
The first floor offers a bright living room with hardwood floors and large windows, a formal dining room for gatherings, and a kitchen with solid cabinetry and generous counter space. The kitchen opens to a warm and inviting family room with exposed beams, a wood-burning fireplace, and glass doors that lead to the patio and backyard.
Upstairs, the primary suite includes a private bath and double closets, while three additional bedrooms and a versatile fifth bedroom provide plenty of options for family, guests, or office use. Two full bathrooms and a half bath serve the home, and hardwood floors continue throughout much of the living space. Central air ensures year-round comfort, while a full basement provides laundry and abundant storage.
The exterior is where this property truly shines. A beautifully landscaped yard frames the home, with established perennials that return year after year, enhancing the grounds with color and texture across the seasons. A welcoming front porch, manicured beds, and mature trees give the property exceptional curb appeal, while the expansive backyard offers open space for recreation, entertaining, or gardening. An attached two-car garage and wide driveway complete the picture.
Built in 1975 and set on approximately 0.8 acres, the home is connected to public water and sewer and features oil heat with central air. Its location is only minutes from downtown Media Borough, known for its vibrant shopping, dining, and community events, with easy commuter access to Philadelphia and major routes.
With its combination of generous living space, beautiful landscaping, and a sought-after location, 137 Latches Lane offers an exceptional opportunity to make a truly special property your own.
