18 Holly Street

Tucked into a quiet neighborhood in Mount Holly Springs, this well-maintained 1956 ranch-style home offers a smart, functional layout and a backyard setting that feels like a retreat, all without sacrificing everyday convenience. The main level keeps everything you need on one floor. There are three bedrooms, a full bath, main floor laundry, and a large living room filled with natural light. The bedroom wing layout provides real privacy from the main living areas, and the oversized master bedroom features two closets - a rare find at any price point. Original hardwood floors run throughout. The space lives larger than the square footage suggests thanks to an open, practical floor plan. The kitchen and living areas flow naturally, and updates have been made where it counts: windows replaced within the last 510 years, a brand new water heater, new ceiling fans throughout, and a freshly poured sidewalk. This home has been consistently maintained and it shows. Out back, a large .37-acre lot backs directly to the woods, offering privacy, mature natural surroundings, and frequent deer sightings. The covered back porch is a genuinely peaceful spot to start or end your day. A spacious shed provides additional storage or workspace, and the large full basement - with high utility for storage, a workshop, or hobby space - adds significant square footage and flexibility beneath the main level. There is plenty of space to relocate the Laundry to the basement, if preferred. Parking is a non-issue with an off-street pad accommodating up to three vehicles. Central AC and forced air (oil) heat keep things comfortable year-round. And the location delivers with nearby recreation. It is walking distance to Trine Park, Mount Holly Marsh Preserve, and Amelia Givin Library, all within one of Cumberland County's more charming small boroughs.