About 227 Crossfield Rd
Walk to schools, parks, playgrounds, and more from this newly renovated and expanded Upper Merion home with a brand new kitchen, five-car garage, and multiple spaces to relax and entertain. From the freshly paved driveway, a refinished walkway leads to a brand new columned portico that adds charm and curb appeal. Step inside to a bright, open interior featuring new flooring, recessed lighting, and neutral paint. From the sunny front living room, a short hallway leads to a new powder room and a beautifully renovated eat-in kitchen with solid wood cabinetry, Quartz countertops, peninsula seating, all-new stainless steel appliances, and convenient side door access to the driveway and portico. The kitchen flows into a generously sized dining area accented with custom millwork. Just beyond sits a vaulted, windowed family room with ceiling fans and glass sliders, part of a recent addition perfect for entertaining and cozy nights at home. Tucked away on the other side of the main floor, you’ll find a bedroom with renovated full bath and private entrance that can easily accommodate a home office or overnight guests. Steps away, a two-room living space with wood burning fireplace, beamed ceiling, and stone accent wall offers yet another inviting spot for family time or even an in-law suite. Upstairs houses three freshly carpeted bedrooms, including a sunny primary suite with expansive, renovated ensuite bath featuring dual vanities and a glass shower. An updated hall bath serves the remaining two bedrooms. Back downstairs, the unfinished basement includes a laundry area and endless potential for future living space. A side portico and detached five-car garage with storage loft provide ample parking and flexibility, while three zone HVAC, new insulation, and energy-efficient windows throughout ensure year-round comfort and efficiency. Enjoy walkability to Upper Merion schools and the local library, plus quick access to King of Prussia Mall and Village Center, Wegmans, major commuter routes, and more.
