32 Kennedy Court

Middletown, NJ 07748

Welcome to Kings Landing, offering a gorgeous and rare turnkey townhome in desirable Middletown, located in the development's most premium location. Situated on a serene cul-de-sac backing to lush greenery and private wooded landscape, this rare 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath home with full basement has the wow factor! Truly immaculate 1900 sq ft open concept home features upgraded new LVP flooring throughout, remodeled kitchen with recessed and pendant lighting, newer cabinetry, granite countertops, decorative tile backsplash and convenient movable island. Enjoy upscale living with a spacious dining and family room surrounded by walls of windows and a cozy wood burning fireplace, the perfect layout! Sliders to a large Trex deck is ideal for quiet outdoor living as well as summer entertaining. Privacy abounds with a beautiful, picturesque view from the deck as well as all living area windows! Each level of the home is well appointed providing a lovely primary en-suite bedroom with two separate closets, recessed lighting and ceiling fan. Two additional guest bedrooms and family bath complete the main home with a layout that affords the opportunity to utilize the second level bedroom as a possible home office. A huge unfinished basement allows for bonus flex space! Excellent room to finish for a home gym, recreation area as well as abundant storage. Community pool is major plus! Additional home features include: custom window treatments, sound system pre-wired, whole house humidifier, laundry and one car garage. Middletown is one of Monmouth County's most sought-after towns with proximity to major highways, shopping, dining and the Jersey Shore beaches! Commuter friendly with an excellent school system. This is the one!

This is an Pending listing.

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