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For Sale By Owner

Listing ID 22011773 | Updated 62 days ago

$775,000
For Sale

33 Doranne Lane
Middletown, NJ 07748
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5 beds, 3.50 baths
Single Family

Ask the Owner

Andy Murphy
Primary
Also try 732-706-7651

About this Property

Bedrooms:5 Bathrooms:3.50 Floors:3.0 Square Footage:3400

Year Built:1985 School District:Middletown South Garage Size:2.0 Lot Size:1 Acre(s)

Amenities:Fireplace, Central AC, Security System, Carpeted Floors, Wood Floors, Basement, Deck/Porch, Fenced Yard, Garage, Jetted Bathtub, Pool, Spa/Jacuzzi, Sprinkler System, Tile Floors

Largest model in the most desirable section of Middletown (Brasch Farms). This well maintained home is located on one acre at the end of a cul de sac. Center hall colonial featuring 5 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms. Finished basement with full bath and game room.

Large scenic yard with 20 x 40 heated In ground pool and hot tub. Newer hardwood floors in dining room/family room, Brand new 23 x12 kitchen with granite countertop with custom backsplash, stainless steel appliances and cherry cabinets.

Newer laundry room with front load washer and dryer. Newer bathrooms. Newer siding with fluted trim, Custom pavers walkway, Andersen windows, Andersen sliders, Garage doors, pool liner, pool cover, pool heater, pool filter/pump, Great family neighborhood. This home has great curb appeal and is ready to be moved in..!! A must see

Room Dimensions

Kitchen

23 x 12 feet

Living Room

21 x 14 feet

Dining Room

15 x 12 feet

Family Room

16 x 16 feet

Bedroom 1

16 x 16 feet

Bedroom 2

15 x 11 feet

Bedroom 3

19 x 14 feet

Bedroom 4

15 x 11 feet

Bedroom 5

13 x 12 feet

Contact the Owner

Call the Owner

Andy Murphy
Primary
Also try 732-706-7651

Attention real estate agents and other third parties. This owner is a member of the National Do Not Call Registry. Solicitation calls could face a $1,000 fee.