Most one-story homes around here land around 1,200 square feet. This one is bigger and a lot more open, and it was renovated in 2026. Walk in and the entry and living room open straight up into vaulted ceilings. New flooring runs the length of the house, and the light through that main space is the first thing people comment on. There is real room to move around in here, which is not what you usually get in a rancher. The kitchen is new and it is the room you will want to show people. White Shaker cabinets, quartz counters, stainless appliances, and it opens right into the dining area and living room, so you are never cooking in a different room from everybody else. Down the hall, the full bath has new tile, a new vanity and a jetted tub. Your primary bedroom sits at the back of the house with its own bath with a double vanity, and the only way in is through the bedroom. The laundry is on the main floor too, not down in the basement. Then there is the part you cannot see, and on a 1940 house this is the part that counts. New roof. New HVAC with central air. New water heater. Updated electrical and updated plumbing. All of it in 2026. When the inspector walks through, there is nothing left on the list. Out back you get a fenced in approximately 100x150ft lot with an in-ground pool and plenty of yard around it. In-ground pools are rare on this side of the township. A new asphalt driveway handles off-street parking, and there is a clean & dry full basement underneath for storage and future finished space. Upper Chichester puts you right on the I-95 corridor between Philadelphia and Wilmington, with Route 322 and the Commodore Barry Bridge close by for New Jersey. Chichester School District and a real sense of community. Renovated one-story homes in this township have been going under contract in under ten days. Come see this one before it does.