Glenside treasure with 4 bedrooms and 2 full baths! Beautifully cared for! Built in 1932 as a 3 bedroom, 1 bath detached home, 236 Berkeley, already a lovely stone single home, has been expanded to provide a bedroom and full bath on the 1st floor along with an amazingly sunny family room that overlooks the deep green back yard. FIRST FLOOR: Covered entry leads into the living room with wood-burning fireplace with custom built-in shelving on either side, deep-silled bay window that catches the morning sun and, because this house sits up high, catches an overview of the neighborhood down Cherry Lane; Formal dining room with coat closet and chair railing; Joyful family room addition (17x18) that enjoys an abundance of afternoon sun, convenient closets that sit almost unseen in the handsome wide-paneled walls, open pass-through to kitchen, exit to rear yard; Oak floors in both dining room and family room; Full bathroom (2013) with shower stall, granite counter sink cabinet, shining subway tile walls and shower surround; Attractive eat-in kitchen with seemingly endless countertops, multiple cabinets, pretty subway tile backsplash, double sink with garbage disposal, dishwasher, microwave, newer refrigerator/freezer, gas 4 burner stove/oven, recessed lights; Convenient laundry/mudroom with washer and electric dryer, handy storage shelves and two doors to the outside; What used to be a one-car garage is now a carpeted finished room with recessed lighting that serves as a 4th bedroom/sitting room/office with electric baseboard heat and its own door to the side of the house. SECOND FLOOR: Bright primary bedroom with deep closet and private set of steps to finished attic room with track lighting that can serve as storage or as a very private office with electric baseboard heat; 2nd large bedroom with closet; 3rd spacious bedroom with a wall of closet; All bedrooms with oak hardwood flooring. Full hall bath with shower over tub with glass sliders, ceramic tile; Hall closet. BASEMENT: Full basement under original house for utilities, storage and workshop; crawl space under addition. Gas fired furnace and Central Air (2013). Electric 80 gallon domestic hot water heater (2009). 200 AMP CB electric panel (2008). Steel beam construction. Roof: asphalt shingle (2010). Before 236 Berkeley Road was built in 1932, the land was the Shady Nook Farm. Just as it was quiet then, the residential neighborhood that grew up there is equally quiet now, away from any busy roads yet walkable to shops and restaurants of downtown Glenside, to great schools, and to the Glenside commuter rail station that takes one to Center City Philadelphia or all the way to the airport. Walk to Arcadia University or simply down the hill for a stroll in Grove Park. Not far away are popular Keswick Village and the Keswick Theatre. Glenside has been called one of the best places to live in Pennsylvania! Quick settlement possible. Showings start Saturday, 3/27. Please make your appointments ON THE HOUR. can be 45 minutes in length. Thank you.