70 Dewalt Drive, Mechanicsburg, PA 17050Asking Price of: $799,000

Welcome to 70 Dewalt Drive, a private and peaceful retreat nestled on just over 10 acres surrounded by mature trees and abundant wildlife. This exceptional Mechanicsburg property offers the perfect balance of seclusion and convenience, located just minutes from shopping, dining, schools, and major roadways — yet worlds away from the noise of everyday life. Inside, you’ll find an inviting two-story family room filled with natural light, featuring skylights, a cozy fireplace, and an overlook from the upstairs balcony. The main floor primary suite is a true sanctuary, complete with his-and-hers closets, a jetted soaking tub, and a private bath. A main floor half bath, laundry room, and formal dining room add convenience and functionality. Enjoy year-round relaxation in the 15x23 sunroom, which opens to a wraparound porch and a spacious deck featuring a built-in, wood-heated hot tub — perfect for quiet evenings under the stars. The fully finished basement extends your living space with a second family room, bedroom, half bath, and a second kitchen — ideal for guests, in-laws, or entertaining. Upstairs, two additional bedrooms and a full bath provide comfort and versatility, overlooking the grand family room below. Car enthusiasts and hobbyists will love the two-story, two-car garage, offering a workshop on the first floor and possible guest quarters, office, or hobby room upstairs. An additional two-story shed and a children’s playhouse complete this remarkable property. The geothermal heating and cooling system ensures year-round comfort and energy efficiency. 💚 From the Seller: “Why I Love 70 Dewalt Drive” “I love this little patch of Eden because it’s full of life. Wildlife abounds—whitetail deer, wild turkeys, hawks and owls, wood thrush, bluebirds, and cardinals. You’ll find bullfrogs, salamanders, and dozens of native wildflowers throughout the woods. In June, the fireflies are magical, and the songs of summer insects fill the air. After 40 years here, I can say this place is both a refuge from the world and a wonderful place for children to explore, learn, and grow.”