Kim Cannon

Wonderful charm and detail are found throughout this classic Colonial located on a quiet Woodland Park cul-de-sac. A traditional floor plan offers three bedrooms, two and one half bathrooms, living room with fireplace, formal dining room, updated eat-in-kitchen, family room, a lower level recreation room and office, and a two car attached garage. Recent improvements include newer heating and air conditioning systems, roof, and a freshly painted exterior. This home’s close proximity to Franklin Elementary School, downtown Summit and NYC transportation present a terrific opportunity for a proud, new owner.

Other Significant Information:

Wonderful cul-de-sac location in the Franklin Elementary School district Hardwood floors, decorative moldings, six panel doors with brass hardware New Trane high efficiency gas forced air furnace with humidifier and air filter, 1998 New central air conditioning, 1998 New roof, 2004 Exterior freshly painted, 2004 Hot water heater, 1999 Kitchen and Powder Room updated, 2002 Two car garage with electric door opener and overhead loft storage Spacious, walk-up attic Lovely, landscaped lot with private side yard patio Taxes: $11,631                         Lot Size: .25 acres Land: $275,000 Improvements: $146,400 Assessment Total: $421,400

Summit, New Jersey

Summit is a prestigious, older community blossoming a the turn of the 20th century as a resort for New Yorkers escaping the heat and congestion of the City.  Many beautiful homes and properties adorn the lovely streets situated on the rolling hills of the Watchung Mountains.  The town is located approximately twenty six miles from New York City and convenient commuting is provided by New Jersey Transit and Lakeland Bus Lines.  The commuting time to downtown New York City is approximately one hour, door to door, and direct train service to Penn Station takes about 40 minutes.

Summit has a population of approximately 20,000 people who share a commitment towards maintaining a neighborly hometown feeling with a strong sense of community.  The active downtown center is well known for the charm and diversity of its shopping.  Boutiques, galleries, sporting goods stores, a variety of fine restaurants and informal dining places as well as a new five screen cinema and numerous athletic and cultural opportunities offer residents a wide range of services seldom seen in a community of its size.

The City’s emphasis on quality in education has earned the schools a reputation as one of the top school systems in the state.