Your Year- Your Dream Home! Make 2018 YOUR year, starting with building your dream home! Featuring over 4,100 square feet and UP TO 5,500, this is our largest home in the community! Bradford Walk is Ryan Homes' newest community of Estate Homes in a Picturesque Setting in Chester County in the sought after Downingtown School District. If you're looking for a home that combines the quality and style of a classic with a modern sense of design and layout, look no further than the Versailles. The spacious and light-filled foyer welcomes you with a sense of openness. A living room provides a formal reception area; or choose the French-door study for a work-from-home aesthetic that's never stuffy. A dining room is defined by a column, so it retains its formal appeal without feeling closed off. The first floor hall area draws you back towards the rear of the home, where an open plan, two-story family room, kitchen and dinette form today's new "social triangle" so that you never feel too far away from the action. The kitchen is generous and open over a large rectangular island with plenty of seating and prep area. A service wing off the kitchen leads to an indispensable family entry area that boasts a large closet, optional arrival center and planning desk, and a huge pantry. On the other side of the house sits a first floor bedroom with full bath, and a covered porch that brings the outside in. Upstairs the practical luxury continues with a huge open loft that provides a second floor living area. Or choose to make this a bonus room or bonus bedroom with its own bath. The owner's suite is a private retreat and features dual walk-in closets, a sitting area and standard tray ceiling. The owner's bath has dual vanities, an oversized shower and compartmentalized toilet. Or opt for the soaking tub for a spa experience at home. The secondary bedrooms are huge and each features a walk-in closet. A coveted second floor laundry rounds out the floor. Photos represent decorated model home. GPS ADDRESS: 1970 Chestnut Lane, West Bradford Pa 19335