111 MICHAELS LN

Welcome to 111 Michaels Lane, a beautiful residence nestled in the award-winning Wallingford-Swarthmore School District. This home has been cherished by the same owners for over three decades. Note the brand-new roof (2023), lovely curb appeal and a freshly painted interior that radiates a bright, airy energy.

The main level features a seamless flow designed for both daily living and effortless entertaining. Large windows bathe the living room in natural light, leading into the dining area and kitchen. Original hardwood floors span the main and upper levels.

Downstairs, the versatile walk-out lower level serves as a fantastic hub for relaxation. This space includes a powder room, a dedicated laundry area, and convenient access to the one-car garage. Step outside to find another feature that makes this home so special: a spacious screened-in porch. It’s the ultimate spot for morning coffee or evening sunsets, surrounded by the lush greenery of mature trees.

The upper floors provide ample space and flexibility. Three well-proportioned bedrooms share a central hall bath, while just a few steps up, a private fourth potential bedroom. It could also be used as a home office, playroom, or guest suite. A walk-up attic provides easy-access storage to keep the living areas clutter-free.

Outside, the level lot features a functional storage shed and plenty of room for outdoor activities. Life in Sproul Estates means enjoying a vibrant community atmosphere where neighbors connect along picturesque streets. Just around the corner you'll find a playground and baseball field for the kids. The location is a commuter’s dream, offering quick access to I-95 and I-476 for easy trips to Wilmington or Philadelphia. For those who prefer the rails, the nearby SEPTA station provides a direct link to the city. You are also just minutes away from the eclectic dining, boutique shopping, and seasonal farmer's markets of Media and Swarthmore. Discover the perfect balance of suburban tranquility and urban accessibility in the renowned Wallingford-Swarthmore School District.