1501 Wayne Ave, York, PA 17403

The second home built on Wayne Avenue, this lovely property was originally built in 1920 by a wealthy farmer who owned the surrounding land. As parcels were sold off, this property gained prominence. A list of home owners and dates can be found under the wall paper per the seller. Built with the utmost care during the Craftsman period, this home features popular high end options such as inlaid hardwood foyer, inlaid hardwood living room, columns separating the foyer from living space, lead glass front door and surrounding windows, deep covered porch, solid brick construction, and third floor dormer. Over the years the various owners have maintained the integrity of the original home and added popular features such as central air conditioning, new wall to wall carpeting, new hot water heater, radon system, replacement windows, new ceilings, new light fixtures, fence, pond and more. Check it out today and enjoy the convenient location near medical facilities, restaurants, shops, and I-83. It is in Suburban school district. Foyer: 11 x 9: is accessed from the deep (8 x 24) covered porch. The original inlaid hardwood floors have recently been professional buffed. A stairwell leads up to the second floor (passing an original stained glass window). The original wooden front door features a handsome lead glass window while the transom holds the house numbers. Matching half side lights flank the door. Squared columns visually divide the space from the living room. Living room: 14 x 13: features original inlaid hardwood floors and a chandelier. The first floor includes replacement windows. Dining room: 14 x 13: includes replacement hardwood floors, a chandelier, and chair railing. Two windows provide natural lighting. The original French doors are in the attic and could be reinstalled for a more formal feeling. Eat-in kitchen: 10 x 12: features newer vinyl flooring, laminate countertops over 30 inch oak cabinets. There is a double bowl stainless steel sink with side sprayer