Part of what makes 13 Case Court so special happens before you even walk in the door. When you first enter the community you can rest easy knowing that it’s gated which helps keep out unwanted or unnecessary visitors from driving through the community.
Above: Meadow Glen at Monroe Clubhouse
Then you have the clubhouse and other community amenities within easy walking distance of the Belmont model residing at 13 Case Court, once a builder’s model home. For example, the tennis court sits in a grassy hillside near Case Court while the clubhouse features a state of the art fitness center, heated outdoor swimming pool, playground area, well-appointed lounge and a kitchen should you need to prepare anything in the lounge area.
But the truly best part of 13 Case Court, before you even walk into the front door, is the private cul-de-sac location. As a Belmont model in the back row of Case Court, 13 Case looks over the entire cul-de-sac and backs to woodlands.
Above: Cul-De-Sac View from 13 Case Court
Imagine you are just getting home from work and have guests coming over for your very first dinner party. You park in the spacious driveway and walk up to the front door, where you’re thrilled to see how the home is filled with natural light that accents the designer wall colors perfectly.
You walk through the open two-story family room to the gourmet-style kitchen to grab a snack before you head upstairs into the luxurious master suite to pick out what you will wear tonight. You are relieved that you don’t have to run around the entire house looking for something to wear anymore because your new home now has a laundry room across the hall from the master suite in addition to two walk-in closets inside the suite.
As you finish getting ready, you look through the wood blinds hanging over the balcony door and windows and see your significant other arriving home from work.
A trip downstairs and a quick hug later, you are sharing the trials and tribulations of your work days together. Being the multi-tasker that you are, you find yourself right at home getting the prep work done for tonight’s dinner while your other half sits opposite of you at the granite breakfast bar.
After setting the dining table in the formal dining room, large enough to accommodate six or more, and putting the final touches on the dish everyone knows you for, you run upstairs to get ready.
Your guests arrive early and are completely amazed by the grandeur of your new home with its soaring ceilings, hardwood floors, deck off of the kitchen and the crown jewel of the first floor: The remote-controlled gas fireplace in the family room. Your granite breakfast bar, now serving as the perfect hor d’oeuvres showcase, invites your guests to enjoy the warmth of the fireplace in the family room and chat with you while you tend to the main course baking in the oven.
After a resounding night of success, your guests are dying to know exactly how you found this diamond of a home. They hint at their curiosity to know what you paid for the home and you, knowing they’ll never believe the steal of a deal you got the home for, ask them for their guesses first.
“$550,000 at least!” exclaims one of your guests.
“No, no, it has to be way more than that. They have a huge townhouse backing to woods on a cul-de-sac in a gated community, with a clubhouse, heated outdoor swimming pool, tennis court, great shopping only a minute or two away and they’re less than 50 miles from Manhattan. This place must have cost at least $650,000!” insists another guest.
Just shy of a laugh, you can share one last shocking surprise with your guests: It was only $405,000!
Specifications:
Three Bedrooms
Two and a Half Bathrooms
1,923 Sq.Ft. (2,583 sq.ft. including finished basement)
Monroe-Woodbury School District
Less than 47 Miles to Manhattan
Asking $405,000
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