Est. Monthly
$4,029/MO
160 Norwood Lane, Orchard Park, NY
Nestled on a quiet, tree-lined Orchard Park street surrounded by distinguished Forest Creek executive homes, this custom Forbes-built residence offers timeless elegance, exceptional craftsmanship, and over 4,200 sq ft of luxurious living space over 3 floors. The first-floor primary suite is a special private retreat featuring vaulted ceilings, two walk-in closets, dual vanities, a jetted soaking tub, and a walk-in tiled shower. The dramatic two-story great room is the heart of the home with soaring floor-to-ceiling windows and a stunning double-sided fireplace. Formal living and dining rooms showcase exquisite specialty ceilings, while the spacious eat-in kitchen features stainless appliances a double oven and granite tops. The triple wide patio doors open from the kitchen to a breathtaking covered porch featuring brick columns to match the facade and a vaulted beadboard ceiling overlooking the park-like yard. Upstairs offers four generously sized bedrooms and a spacious loft overlooking the great room. The finished lower level adds approximately 1,300 sq ft of exceptional entertaining space with a custom oak bar, office/playroom, and new luxury vinyl flooring. Rich Brazilian cherry hardwood floors, solid wood doors, extensive crown molding, custom ceilings, oversized casings, and wide baseboards reflect the home's superior quality throughout. The handsome brick façade, sealed stamped concrete patio and walkway, professional landscape lighting, and manicured grounds create unforgettable curb appeal. Thoughtfully updated with a 50-year architectural roof (2016, transferable warranty), high efficiency furnace and A/C (2019), dual hot water tanks, and gas line for the grill. A rare opportunity to own a truly exceptional luxury home in one of Orchard Park's most desirable neighborhoods. Seller reserves the right to set an offer date.
Est. Monthly Payment
$4,028.50
Private Mortgage Insurance
Not required
Private Mortgage Insurance
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