3047 Dorchester St E #110, Furlong, PA 18925

Welcome to the Sought-After Community of Arbor Point! Discover this stunning, bright end-unit townhouse a true gem that feels like a model home, perfectly nestled in a prime location. This beautiful brick-front residence was thoughtfully modified during construction to place the primary bedroom at the rear of the house, allowing you to wake up to breathtaking views of Buckingham Mountain. Step Inside and Feel Right at Home. As you enter, you're greeted by rich hardwood floors that flow seamlessly through the open living and dining areas, adorned with elegant crown moldings and soothing neutral paint. The heart of the home is the cozy family room at the rear, featuring a gorgeous marble gas fireplace perfect for relaxing evenings. The family room connects effortlessly to the upgraded kitchen, a chef's delight with 42" cherry cabinets, granite countertops, a glass tile backsplash, and top-of-the-line appliances. The sunny breakfast room is ideal for morning coffee, with a door leading to the expanded deck perfect for BBQs or simply enjoying the serene surroundings. Retreat Upstairs to the Master Suite. The master suite is a true sanctuary strategically placed to capture those spectacular views. It includes a newly renovated custom walk-in closet and a luxurious master bath with granite countertops and the added luxury of radiant floor heating ideal for unwinding after a long day. Two additional spacious bedrooms, each with vaulted ceilings and ample closets, share a well-appointed bath. Extra Living Space Abounds. The finished daylight, walk-out basement offers both sunlight and space, with new laminate flooring providing the perfect balance of finished living area and storage. Recent upgrades abound, ensuring this home is truly move-in ready. Enjoy the plush feel of new Mohawk Smart Strand Silk carpet with upgraded padding on the stairs, bedrooms, and hallway. Modern conveniences include a new Bradford White on-demand hot water heater, whole-house humidifier, new outdoor AC unit and indoor coil, recessed lighting, wall sconces, updated light fixtures, a new vanity in the powder room, and a new garage door opener. The home also boasts a new LG refrigerator and GE oversized washer and dryer with steam control, adding ease to your daily routine. A Place to Thrive. With a two-car garage offering additional storage and a clubhouse and pool just a short walk away, this house is not just a place to live it's a place to thrive. Pack your bags and grab a toothbrush; your new home is waiting for you. But hurry this house is a WINNER and won't last long! 1. Paying Rent Renters are responsible for paying rent on time as outlined in the lease agreement. 2. Utilities and Other Bills Renters may be responsible for paying utilities such as electricity, water, gas, and internet. 3. Maintaining the Property Renters are expected to keep the property clean and in good condition. This includes routine cleaning and proper use of appliances. 4. Minor Repairs Renters may be responsible for minor repairs or maintenance, such as replacing light bulbs, unclogging drains, or changing air filters. 5. Notifying the Landlord of Major Repairs Renters should promptly notify the landlord of any major repairs needed, such as a broken heater, plumbing issues, or roof leaks. 6. Adhering to the Lease Terms Renters must adhere to the terms and conditions of the lease, including occupancy limits, pet policies, noise regulations, and any restrictions on modifications to the property. 7. Respecting Neighbors Renters are responsible for ensuring their behavior and that of their guests do not disturb neighbors. This includes following noise ordinances and respecting shared spaces in multi-unit properties. 9. Returning the Property in Good Condition At the end of the lease, renters are responsible for returning the property in a similar condition to how it was when they moved in, minus normal wear and tear. This may involve cleaning, removing personal items, and repairing any damage caused during the tenancy. 10. Security Deposit If a security deposit was provided at the beginning of the lease, renters are responsible for leaving the property in a condition that ensures the return of their deposit, minus any allowable deductions for damages or unpaid rent.