Introducing the Rudderow House. Built for the bicentennial (c. 1972) and modeled after the homes of Colonial Williamsburg, this home was built by and for the Rudderow family of builders and expanded in 1984 with interior upgrades by Bob Knight, a well-known Camden County craftsman. The exterior of this home features clapboard siding (freshly painted), a front porch with built-in seating, side entrance, rear cedar porch, charming gardens, iron picket fence and a long drive. Step into the formal living room with brick wood-burning fireplace, custom built-ins and privacy shutters. The dining room features a chair rail and built-in china closet. A pocket door leads you to the open family room, kitchen and breakfast area. This delightful, warm and cozy great room offers wide-plank wood flooring, a custom built-in entertainment cabinet and bookcase, wide-plank horizontal wainscoting and a Glendale wood stove. The kitchen features custom kitchen cabinetry, Corian countertops, pantry, Jenn-Air-type range with grill, Bosch dishwasher and Kohler sink and faucet. A laundry room, laundry chute and powder room complete this level. The private rear stairs lead to the master suite with authentic wide-plank wood flooring which was salvaged from a barn, interior storm shutters and a walk-in closet. The master bath features double sinks on a custom, antique base, Corian vanity and Jacuzzi soaking tub. A second bedroom and full bath complete this level. Architectural features found throughout the home include custom crown molding, 11" deep window sills with candle outlets, reproduction door and window hardware, custom cabinetry, and original wood flooring. One of the most stand-out features of this home is a 2-bay (1 oversized), 3-car garage with 14 foot ceilings, multiple home offices and a powder room. Large industrial windows make this feel like a true work loft. Finished area of garage is heated and cooled. Other features include an alarm system and a private rear yard. Comcast and Verizon are available. Walk to downtown Collingswood and the Cooper River. 10 minutes to Philadelphia. Close to all major highways including Routes 295, 42, 95 and the NJ Turnpike.