169 E Catawissa St, Nesquehoning, PA 18240

Property Description

Beautifully situated on a prominent corner lot in the historic borough of Nesquehoning, known for its scenic mountain views, this well maintained classic, 3 bedroom home welcomes you from the moment you arrive with a charming wrap-around front porch. Featuring modern updates, this spacious home offers inviting indoor and outdoor living just minutes from Jim Thorpe. The well maintained home features a beautifully updated kitchen, with granite counters and new cabinetry, new luxury vinyl tile flooring and carpet throughout and all-new vinyl-clad windows and a finished attic or third bedroom offers brand-new carpeting, and recessed lighting providing versatile space. A full walkout basement offers excellent storage, workshop potential, or can be finished off for a home gym, bedroom or office. Outside, enjoy a private backyard enclosed by vinyl privacy fencing, complete with a covered rear porch, patio, and spacious lawn, just perfect for entertaining, relaxing, or gardening. The property is conveniently located near schools, shopping, dining, parks, hiking and biking trails and all the attractions the Pocono Mountains just a short drive away have to offer! This move-in-ready home is ideal as a primary residence, weekend getaway, or investment opportunity. Located just minutes from the shops, restaurants, festivals, and attractions of Jim Thorpe, including the train, Jim Thorpe Trolly, historic tours, as well as Mauch Chunk Lake Park, Lehigh Gorge State Park, hiking and biking trails, whitewater rafting, Mauch Chunk Opera House, Penn's Peak venue and major commuter routes, this move-in-ready home offers the perfect blend of small-town charm, modern comfort, and convenient access to year-round recreation. The ski areas, golf course and casinos are a short, scenic drive away with more to do if you so choose. Nesquehoning is now known for short-term rental options/airbnb benefits with permit and approval from the borough because of its short proximity to Jim Thorpe and the Pocono Mountains region.