There is nothing quite like a turn of the 20th-century brick home in the heart of Fleetwood. These homes have an uncompromising character in a community setting reminiscent of a time when things were a bit simpler. That said, modern enhancements are often appreciated and this home has them. For starters, the old detached garage burnt down and was replaced with a new oversized one-car garage. Most of the windows in the home have been replaced and the oil heater was disposed of and replaced with an efficient natural gas unit. The eat-in kitchen has many of the modern amenities most have learned to appreciate. There are few things that are as inviting as a front porch. this home expands on this feature with the addition of a side and rear porch as well. The living room is sizable and features a fireplace and stained glass transom windows. The master suite has a full bath and large closet which are two features homes of this era rarely display. The hall bath also serves as a second-floor laundry room. This home is listed as a three-bedroom unit which also has a study that could serve as a fourth bedroom. The third bedroom is in the finished attic that is accessible through the aforementioned study. The basement is partially finished and adds approximately 270 square feet to the almost 2,300 square foot space. As one would expect, the main floor ceiling heights are 9 feet and there are plenty of both turn of the century and modern wood trim accents throughout this special home. Fleetwood, PA is roughly located between Reading and Allentown just off Route 222.The home is located close to schools, shopping and everything else you would expect from s small town like Fleetwood. This one is worth a good look!