5 S Village Ave #6, Exton, PA 19341

WE BELIEVE OUR BUILDING IS SO EFFICIENT THAT WE ARE WILLING TO ALL UTILITIES FOR $100. Bright and airy 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom apartment in a completely & recently renovated colonial stone building erected in 1812 3rd floor unit All replacement windows Brand new kitchen with all new appliances - New roof Large parking lot Washer and dryer included Substantial open concept kitchen-dining area living room - Double closets in bedrooms Deep window sills- Conveniently located near Downingtown Turnpike Exit and intersection of Routes 100 & 113 Handy to restaurants and shopping - Building is pet friendly for an add'l $50 monthly per pet. This is a historic property in Historic Lionville. It has been saved and carefully and lovingly restored. The inside of the building has been completely gutted out and rebuilt with modern and smart amenities. It is a very high efficiency unit from an energy standpoint. This unit is a very large and bright unit and occupies the entire 3rd floor. The unit has a modern Italian-inspired Kitchen with new GE appliances and Corian counter tops. The appliances and faucets are fingerprint proof! The flooring is luxury vinyl planking. The bathroom has a tub and luxury flooring and LOTS of light. There is plenty of closet space. All bedrooms have beautiful ceiling fans. The unit is fully conditioned with Mitsubishi brand air-conditioning and heating units with remote controls for your convenience. Each bedroom has large closets. We provide 2 parking spots for this unit. There is visitor parking available as well. Safety: The building has top of the line fire protection, sprinklers, alarming system and of course, it is located close to the Uwchlan fire station. WE DO NOT DISCRIMINATE AGAINST PETS. ASK US ABOUT OUR PET FRIENDLY POLICY. HISTORY OF THE PROPERTY This is a historic property constructed circa 1811/12, served as the general store for more than 100 years. Various store keepers ran the store. Among them J& C Williams in 1817; Amos Corson in 1833; John McKinley the abolitionist in the 1840s (rumours persist that there was a underground railroad tunnel connecting this store to the Inn across the street); James Dauman in the 1850s; John Temple owned it for 38 years. He wrote the history of Lionville in 1927. The post office was located in this building during Republican administrations and in the ?Lower? Store south side of Village Ave during Democratic administrations. John Temple was the longest serving postmaster. A meeting was held in John Temple?s store on Feb 2, 1911 to create the first Volunteer Fire Company. The Odd Fellows (odd because they helped those in need) rented the third floor before building their hall in 1895 (now the Barley Sheaf Players). This building housed at various times, a tailor shop, a watchmakers shop, women?s millinery, a restaurant, the post office, barber shop and residence. The Village was called Red Lion for most of the eighteenth century (named after The Red Lion Inn, built in 1728, across the street where Whitford and Village intersect). In 1826, it was renamed Lionville. Must have good to great credit (score above 700) and no criminal background to live in this location.