724 STONECHASE DR Hockessin, DE 19707

The imposing front entrance to 724 Stonehouse Way with its stacked stone and assorted window choices, merely hints at the wonders that this impeccably maintained home presents. Situated on the historic Walker Farm, this Ryan-built, three-story townhome in the new Walker Farm Estates is a relative newcomer to the popular community of Hockessin, Delaware. Immediate features include: Guardian alarm system, three-story rear bump-out, cordless blinds, recessed lighting throughout, doors and cabinets adorned with upgraded hardware, and engineered hardwood in the main living areas, where you want it! The open-concept main level provides a bright and airy living room, two terrific dining areas, and a spectacular kitchen that continues the theme of gracious design. Kitchen highlights include an abundance of stunning white cabinetry with under-mount lighting, granite countertops, upgraded stainless-steel appliances, double oven, exterior cook vent, wrap-around tile backsplash, and pendant lighting above the granite-topped island. French doors with overhead windows lead to the raised Trex deck. A matching staircase provides easy access to the rear yard below. Back inside, take the stairs to the carpeted upper level, and you will discover the spacious and well-appointed master suite with lots of light, a generous sitting area, and plenty of closet space. Not to be outdone, the incredible master bathroom boasts ceramic tile galore, a large glass-enclosed shower with built-in seat, a corner garden tub, and a granite-topped double vanity. Two well-sized secondary bedrooms, a full hallway bath, and a laundry closet complete the upper level. The spectacular finale of your tour is the huge, finished, walk-out entry level with its full bath, closet, and sliders leading to the backyard. This amazing space can serve as a possible fourth bedroom or a wonderful entertainment and gathering space. Additional amenities include a tankless hot water heater, a two-car garage, and ceiling fans in the bedrooms. For local history buffs, the on-site stone farmhouse is being preserved for future use.