This beautifully renovated four-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bath colonial sits on a quiet cul-de-sac in the highly sought-after Oakhaven neighborhood of Wexford. Once inside, you’ll notice the refinished oak hardwood floors and the detailed wainscoting entry that highlights the home’s refined detailing and elevated design throughout. The spacious living area features a vaulted ceiling, offering an open and pleasing atmosphere year-round. The newly renovated kitchen is a true centerpiece, featuring gorgeous Interlaken Quartzite across the countertops, backsplash, and the 10-foot island with comfortable seating for five. Thoughtfully designed for both everyday living and entertaining, the kitchen space includes a Wolf cooktop range, two built-in ovens, a built-in wine cooler and a microwave. A private office with glass-paneled French doors provides a perfectly functional workspace or study. The secluded back deck provides a wonderful retreat for morning coffee, yoga, and, of course, hosting guests. The second level features the primary en-suite bedroom, three additional bedrooms, a full bath, and updated vanities throughout. The finished lower level offers nearly 1,000 square feet of versatile living space, including a large main area with a card table section, a separate gym room, and generous storage. Located just steps from the end of the cul-de-sac, residents enjoy access to the Oakhaven community playground and an expansive open field. A scenic walk through the woods leads to Oxford Athletic Club, Market District, and The Village of Pine. Situated within the Pine-Richland School District and minutes from AHN Pavilion, I-79, I-279, and the PA Turnpike, this home offers both privacy and convenience. Recent improvements include a new roof (2023), kitchen renovation/vaulted ceiling (2023), all-new exterior doors (2023), new interior doors/hardware (2025), new furnace and a/c (2026), and a freshly painted interior (2026). This home has been enjoyed for years, recently renovated, and is ready to welcome its next owner.
