For Jason & family

Front exterior

Living Room

Foyer

Dining room

Kitchen – notice how the fridge is just past the original back wall of the house. It’s a bit unusual.

Breakfast room, open to the kitchen on one side and to the family room on the right. There is also a door to the yard on the left.

Family room

Family room looking back at breakfast room

View from family room window

Kitchen again, this time the view from the breakfast room through the kitchen and into the dining room

Detail on the subway tile backsplash, granite counter top, under mount stainless steel sink, and electric range

The full bath on the first floor (I like the contemporary finishes)

This is the first floor bedroom – it’s located between the living room and family room, so it only has a window on the side – making it a little dark

This bedroom is upstairs, it includes a huge closet or playspace under the eave

A view into that space

A view from that space back into the bedroom

The second floor bath – note that the crazy color is paint, which is easy to change – otherwise it is a neutral, stylish bath

The hardwood in both upstairs bedrooms could use a fresh coat of poly. This is a huge room though, with 4 closets!

Another view of the second upstairs bedroom (with the other two closets flanking a window overlooking the backyard)

One side of the finished basement (it didn’t look or smell wet – likely because they have a french drain and sump pump system)

The other side of the finished basement (behind the closet doors are the washer and dryer and the electrical panel)

One more small, windowless room in the basement. The closet houses the sump pump.

The heat pump, there is a sticker that says 2013

The washer and dryer

The hot water heater

A view from the front door looking south on Rutgers

A view from the front door looking north on Rutgers

A view of the garage and rear addition

Backyard

Backyard (see how much bigger the house looks from the back!)

Backyard

Backyard

Backyard

I went out the front door, walked down to the front curb, and took this picture looking north toward the old elementary school. It isn’t visible from the curb here but you may be able to see a stop sign at the next intersection.

An attempt from the far north corner of the front yard to show you the stop sign. CADES property begins across that street, behind the stop sign!