About 223 Marketplace Avenue
Why wait to build (and pay more) when this upgraded, move-in-ready, main level entry end unit is available now? The Village at Marketplace is a growing Heartland Homes community in Moon Township and the Moon Area School District. The estimated cost to build a comparable home today with the same upgrades and post-closing additions is well over this listing price. This "Schubert model" with main floor entry (not available with new construction) is an exceptional value, without the construction wait.
Offering over 2,000 square feet of finished living space, this 3-bedroom, 3.5-bath home features a spacious open-concept main level where the kitchen, dining and living areas flow seamlessly together. Hardwood flooring, recessed lighting and extra windows from the end-unit location create a bright, welcoming space. The kitchen features quartz countertops, upgraded cabinetry, a tile backsplash, a large island with seating and an oversized walk-in pantry.
The living area opens to an oversized covered deck with a ceiling fan, room for dining and lounging, and stairs to the yard. Enjoy wooded views in rain or shine! Upstairs, the primary suite features a walk-in closet and ensuite bath with soaking tub and separate walk-in tiled shower. Two additional bedrooms, a hall bath and convenient second-floor laundry complete this level.
The finished lower level adds flexible living space and a third full bath, ideal for guests, a media room, office or gym. The garage features an epoxy-coated floor.
Enjoy a low-maintenance lifestyle with the HOA handling grass cutting and mulching. The location is hard to beat, minutes from Robinson Township shopping and dining, Pittsburgh International Airport, I-376 and I-79. The community is planned to include a pool, clubhouse, outdoor recreation areas, walking trails, sidewalk access to the Montour Trail and future retail development.
Enjoy the space, upgrades and outdoor living of new construction- already finished and ready to enjoy- at much less than the estimated cost to recreate it today.
