104 Heather Road

Five bedrooms, nearly 2,500 finished square feet, and a renovation that goes well beyond cosmetics. The roof, windows, and electrical have all been replaced or upgraded. The home sits on a quiet street in Haddon Townships Heather Glen, a short walk from Newton Lake Park. A covered front porch sets the tone. Inside, natural hardwood floors carry through a living room finished with decorative wall moldings, recessed lighting, and built-in cabinetry. The living room opens to the dining area and kitchen in an easy flow that works for weeknights and holidays alike. The kitchen is built for people who actually cook. It has Carrara marble counters, crisp white cabinetry, stainless appliances, gas cooking, and peninsula seating that keeps everyone in the conversation. The smaller details set it apart: a concealed mixer lift, pull-out organizers, corner storage, a wine rack, and hidden waste bins. The first-floor bedroom suite has its own full bath and in-suite laundry. It works as a main-level primary, a guest retreat, or space for extended family. Upstairs, four more bedrooms adapt to sleeping, working from home, or hobbies, served by a second full bath. Both bathrooms are wrapped in Carrara marble. Large windows fill the family room with light and frame the private backyard. Step out to the rear deck for dinners outside, with open yard beyond for play, gardening, or simply unwinding. The everyday living gets the same attention. Smart switches and smart thermostats control lighting and climate from your phone, and a reverse-osmosis system delivers filtered water straight from the tap. The climate-controlled two-car garage comes with an EV charger and works as easily as a workshop or home gym as it does for parking. Newton Lake Parks lakeside trails, bike paths, and playgrounds are minutes away on foot. The restaurants, cafs, and shops of Haddon Avenue are close by. 104 Heather Road offers the space and finishes of a far more expensive home, with the big-ticket work already done. Just move in. Some photographs have been virtually staged.