Make this beautiful four-bedroom colonial your new home, located in the Trails at New Freedom on the PA/MD line in the Southern York County School District. A two story foyer greets you as you enter the front door, or you can enter through the garage into the convenient mudroom. From the foyer you can access the living room, formal dining room, or head to the kitchen which serves as the hub of the house. The kitchen contains a center island, lovely cherry cabinets, recessed lighting and pantry. The kitchen opens directly to a spacious family room with a beautiful floor-to-ceiling stacked stone gas fireplace with accent lighting and raised hearth. Off the back of the kitchen is a morning room with vaulted ceiling and framed by picture windows on all sides. This cheery room faces east to catch the morning sun and provides wonderful views of the yard and lovely rose garden. From here you can also step out onto the two level deck roomy enough for a large patio table and eating area. The lower deck has a hot tub, grilling area, and is gated for safety. The deck is shaded in the afternoon providing the perfect place to relax or have dinner on summer evenings. Back inside, the open and airy feel is further heightened by split level staircases with their own picture windows. Downstairs sits a sprawling finished basement with more recessed lighting. This area offers the perfect space for a man-cave or hangout area for kids or teenagers, with enough room leftover for a workout area, office, or reading space. There are also two storage rooms that could easily be converted into an additional bedroom or office. Upstairs you will find four bedrooms, including the oversized master with walk-in closet and en-suite. The bedrooms and bathrooms were just freshly painted, as were several areas on the main level. The house includes dual level heating and A/C for maximum comfort and efficiency. This wonderful home is nestled in a quiet neighborhood that is the perfect place for children. The neighborhood also sits adjacent to the 50 mile long Rail Trail. From here you can bike, hike or walk south into Maryland, or head just north and ride the train at the Northern Central Railroad.