Imagine the possibilities where you can enjoy tranquility on several acres in the heart of West Chester less than a 10-minute drive to the Borough. Nestled in the sought-after area of Thornbury township, Chester County, this property offers 6.3 acres that you could possibly subdivide with an opportunity to build your dream home on one lot while selling off the other. This is also an opportunity for Builders. The property is being sold “as-is” and currently requires care and renovations. The entrance way has flagstone slate flooring complemented with hardwood flooring throughout. The kitchen adjoins a room that once served as the dining room but presents an opportunity to design an open-concept space. Situated beside the kitchen is a large mudroom with a service-entrance door. to the front. The first floor also features a spacious family room with fireplace. The second floor follows a traditional design with four bedrooms and two bathrooms. Basement has a pellet stove. Zoned as Residential/Agricultural, this potentially allows for construction of a second structure, such as a barn or greenhouse, to accommodate additional vehicles, a boat, horse(s), or landscaping equipment. Located close to Rustin High School in the award-winning West Chester School District. Only minutes to Brinton Lake shopping, the Amish Market and the multitude of restaurants that West Chester and surrounding towns have to offer and also less than a 20-mile drive to the airport.

NOTE: This property is situated in Thornbury Township, Chester County. The property is being sold “As-Is,” and the Buyer is responsible for the township inspection and obtaining the U&O certificate. While it was recently verified that no U&O is required, the Buyer should still confirm this with the township. The Buyer is also advised to consult with the township regarding potential subdivision, building permits, construction of buildings, or any on-site improvements before proceeding with an offer. The Seller makes no representation regarding subdivision and will not consider a subdivision contingency.