Kim Cannon

This beautifully appointed 1920’s Center Hall Colonial situated on nearly an acre of park-like property offers ten rooms, five bedrooms, three full and two half bathrooms. Gracious first floor rooms include a living room with wood burning fireplace, an inviting dining room with beautiful leaded glass French doors to a screened-in porch, a study with built-in bookcases, a family room with fabulous backyard views, and an updated eat-in-kitchen with back staircase to the second level. Significant interior and exterior improvements include updated heating and central air conditioning systems, plumbing, electrical service, roof, driveway and in ground sprinkler system. Located in the desirable Franklin School district within close proximity to downtown Summit and NYC transportation, this home offers a rare opportunity!
 

Special Features:

Wonderful curb appeal set on nearly an acre of park-like property surrounded by mature trees and lush landscape Located within close proximity to downtown Summit, NYC transportation, Wilson School and Park Light-filled rooms, classic architecture, charming detail throughout including built-ins, and moldings Inviting screened-in porch with flagstone floor; screens replaced, 2005 New gas boiler, 1998 New two zone central air conditioning, 1998 New 30 year Timberline roof, 1992 Electrical service upgraded, 1998 Sprinkler system installed with 12 zones - front 1998, rear 2004 Driveway repaved with ample turnaround space, 2002 New storm doors (front and back), 2005 Recently replaced copper plumbing Two car detached garage built in 1981 with automatic door openers and loft storage; new metal garage doors installed, 2000 New stove, 2004; new dishwasher, 2002; new washer, 2003; new dryer, 2005 Two private brick patios Land Assessments: $297,000 Lot Size: .82 acres Building Assessments: $203,400 Total Assessments: $500,400 Taxes 2005: $13,801

Inclusions: All window treatments, light fixtures, appliances
 

Exclusions: Basement refrigerator

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.