Heidelberg
1650 Sq.Ft. 3 Bedroom 2-Storey
w/Bonus room

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Heidelberg - Features
  • 3 Bedrooms plus Bonus Room, 2 1/2 Baths, and main floor Laundry.
  • Foyer area features an Open staircase to the upper floor, built-in Art niche, large Archway into the Greatroom, and a 1/2 bath Powder room with pedestal sink.
  • Custom Kitchen features a large, angled island with raised Eating Bar, and corner pantry.
  • Diamond-shaped Dining area features a dramatic 10’ ceiling with Transom windows, and a French door to future Deck.
  • Dropped Mudroom area includes Laundry area, walk-in Coats closet, Garage access, and stairs to the basement level.
  • Open staircase to Vaulted Bonus Room over the Garage which is perfect for a Family Room, Media Room, or Home Office, and includes a corner gas Fireplace.
  • Master Bedroom features a Vaulted ceiling, Walk-in Closet, and full Ensuite bath with 6’ soaker tub/shower unit.
  • 2 children’s Bedrooms, Main Bath, Linen closet, and Skylit hallway complete the upper floor.
  • Stately stucco exterior includes a cozy, front Verandah and double Garage.

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About the NameHeidelberg History
Heidelberg is the very image of romantic Germany. The River Neckar flows through its deep wooded valleys, past ancient towers and bridges, as the red sandstone castle ruin rises majestically over the roofs of the old town. The Heidelberg Castle was built in several steps from the 14th to the 17th century. The princes of the Palatinate (Pfalz) lived here for 500 years. In 1689 the town and the castle were destroyed by the French under Louis XIV. Particularly fascinating is the castle cellar which houses the famous, and world's largest, wine vat with a capacity of 55,000 gallons (220.000 liters), built in the 18th century to hold the tithe of the Palatine wines.