622 Golden Ridge Court

Welcome to 622 Golden Ridge Court, a beautifully updated home in Autumn Hill where the sellers have invested in the improvements that matter most, from an exceptional custom kitchen renovation to the roof, furnace, air conditioning, and water heater—all replaced within the last six years. The kitchen is easily the centerpiece of the home, completely redesigned with custom inset cabinetry, glass display accents, a stunning marble-topped island, commercial-grade appliances, a designer range hood, and a statement tile backsplash. Every finish was thoughtfully selected, creating a space with exceptional storage, generous prep space, and quality rarely found at this price point. It is polished without feeling overly formal, with the kind of workspace and attention to detail that makes everyday cooking just as enjoyable as hosting family and friends. The kitchen opens directly to the breakfast area and sunken family room, where a floor-to-ceiling stone gas fireplace anchors the space. A grand two-story entry, dedicated home office, hardwood and tile floors, and high-end wool carpeting complete the main level. Upstairs, the primary suite has been transformed with a beautifully renovated bathroom featuring a freestanding soaking tub, tiled walk-in shower, dual vanity, and custom cabinetry. Separate his-and-hers walk-in closets provide exceptional storage, while the guest bathroom has also been fully renovated with custom tile work, an updated vanity, glass shower door, and skylight that fills the space with natural light. The finished walkout lower level adds another comfortable living area along with a convenient half bath and direct access to the backyard. Outside, the Trex deck overlooks a charming, flat, wooded backyard that offers both privacy and usable green space, complete with a storage shed tucked at the rear of the property. Located in Autumn Hill, just off Route 228 in the Seneca Valley School District, you'll enjoy quick access to I-79 along with Cranberry Township's shopping, restaurants, parks, and everyday conveniences.