Modern character meets timeless warmth in The Artisan, by Alden Homes is a thoughtfully designed home offering light filled living spaces and a layout that balances togetherness with quiet retreat. The welcoming front porch leads you inside, where a dramatic open staircase and expansive windows immediately set the tone bright, stylish, and effortlessly livable.
The first floor features an open concept great room with 10 ft. cathedral ceilings that create an airy sense of space. The kitchen is both functional and elegant, complete with a large island, adjoining dining area, and a butler pantry tucked neatly for storage and serving. A flex room just off the foyer offers the versatility to be a home office, study, playroom, or creative space. The first floor primary suite provides main level living with comfort and privacy, while a mudroom off the two car garage supports everyday ease.
Upstairs, the second floor extends the home's livability with three additional bedrooms, including a spacious second primary/guest suite, ideal for multi-generational living or hosting. A central loft provides additional gathering or lounge space, accompanied by a dedicated laundry room and well located full bath.
The basement offers generous unfinished storage space with optional possibilities for future expansion such as a recreation room, gym, hobby area, theater, or workshop -- the potential is truly yours!
Each Alden Homes home s built with quality and efficiency in mind, featuring durable Everlast(r) composite siding and thoughtfully crafted floor plans ranging from 2,000 to 3,800 sq. ft. Open, functional living spaces pair a modern aesthetic with third-party verified Energy Star(r) performance.
The Cliffs At Iron Valley location offers both peace of mind and convenience, with the highly regarded Cornwall-Lebanon School District and easy access to Lancaster, Hershey, and Reading. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate direct access to the Lebanon Valley Rail Trail, while the arts and recreation of Mount Gretna are just minutes away.
