As you walk into the spacious Chaucer II you are greeted by an open concept that includes the Dining area, Kitchen, and Great Room feels as if it is one giant space as you easily move through to the Great Room at the rear of the home. Each room flows effortlessly into the other giving the whole home an open and airy ambiance. The Kitchen has a tremendous amount of space with a plethora of cabinets, a pantry, and a kitchen island; making storage and organization plentiful. The first floor also includes the Owner's Suite with walk-in closet and a private Owner's Bath. Additional Owner's Bath options include a Super Bath, with the added pleasure of a large soaking tub, or a Roman-style bath, which features a deep, walk-in shower with a tiled bench seat. The upper level is accessed by stairs located near the first-floor laundry room. The second level includes two additional bedrooms, a hall bath, and a large loft with additional unfinished storage space. This home design offers a wide variety of options and extensions making it easy to create the home of your dreams.
Listing courtesy of Mary Ann Hammel. Contact: (410) 705-2565

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