Priscilla Beach location ~ Private Association sandy beach at the end of the street. This newer Colonial home was built in 2000 and features ~ 4 bedrooms and 2.5 baths. Living room with wood flooring, Centrally located kitchen has adjacent open dining area perfect for entertaining, light and bright family room with access to private rear deck, 1st floor office currently being used as a first floor guest bedroom, laundry room with half bath complete the first floor. The 2nd floor features a master bedroom with private bath / shower, 3 additional bedrooms and 2nd full bath. This home can come turnkey - fully furnished. Expansion possibilities in the large basement which has been studded in several areas. Central Air, irrigation, Storage shed, private off street parking, level lot. Minutes to Priscilla Beach Theater, area golf, shopping, historic downtown Plymouth / Waterfront and Cape Cod Canal. Enjoy year round or as a perfect vacation home.
Single-familyProperty Type
2000Year Built
6,500 sq ftLot Size
$360Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
4 spacesParking
Listed by Lynne Morey• Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage - Plymouth
Bought with Lucille Murray• Century 21 Commonwealth
Don't miss this one! 5 years young colonial steps away from beautiful, private, Priscilla Beach. Fantastic open floor plan with plenty of room for the family, or friends! Hardwoods; Ceramic tile kitchen; w/w upstairs; ceiling fans; central vac; vinyl siding; deck with retractable awning; sprinkler system; shed. This home has it all, and in pristine condition. Basement is huge, with fantastic potential for finishing. Move right in and start enjoying the sun and sea the way you deserve to!
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$7,731 (+1.6%)
$296,900 + $312,300
$609,200
2024
$7,611 (+7.9%)
$296,900 + $294,500
$591,400
2023
$7,055 (+18.5%)
$247,400 + $267,200
$514,600
2022
$5,956
$186,500 + $199,500
$386,000
2021
$5,960 (−1.1%)
$186,500 + $182,300
$368,800
2020
$6,025 (+3.2%)
$186,500 + $182,000
$368,500
2019
$5,837 (+2.1%)
$169,500 + $183,400
$352,900
2018
$5,718 (+5.4%)
$169,500 + $177,900
$347,400
2017
$5,427 (+1.5%)
$169,500 + $157,800
$327,300
2016
$5,345 (+2.1%)
$169,500 + $159,000
$328,500
2015
$5,234 (+7.3%)
$176,500 + $160,300
$336,800
2014
$4,876 (+2.1%)
$167,200 + $155,100
$322,300
2013
$4,776 (−4.3%)
$174,500 + $156,500
$331,000
2012
$4,992 (+9.7%)
$203,000 + $157,700
$360,700
2011
$4,551 (+4.6%)
$190,100 + $158,900
$349,000
2010
$4,349 (+5.5%)
$190,100 + $160,100
$350,200
2009
$4,124
$211,200 + $161,300
$372,500
Tax history for 16 Farmhurst Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$7,731 (+1.6%)
$296,900 + $312,300
$609,200
2024
$7,611 (+7.9%)
$296,900 + $294,500
$591,400
2023
$7,055 (+18.5%)
$247,400 + $267,200
$514,600
2022
$5,956
$186,500 + $199,500
$386,000
2021
$5,960 (−1.1%)
$186,500 + $182,300
$368,800
2020
$6,025 (+3.2%)
$186,500 + $182,000
$368,500
2019
$5,837 (+2.1%)
$169,500 + $183,400
$352,900
2018
$5,718 (+5.4%)
$169,500 + $177,900
$347,400
2017
$5,427 (+1.5%)
$169,500 + $157,800
$327,300
2016
$5,345 (+2.1%)
$169,500 + $159,000
$328,500
2015
$5,234 (+7.3%)
$176,500 + $160,300
$336,800
2014
$4,876 (+2.1%)
$167,200 + $155,100
$322,300
2013
$4,776 (−4.3%)
$174,500 + $156,500
$331,000
2012
$4,992 (+9.7%)
$203,000 + $157,700
$360,700
2011
$4,551 (+4.6%)
$190,100 + $158,900
$349,000
2010
$4,349 (+5.5%)
$190,100 + $160,100
$350,200
2009
$4,124
$211,200 + $161,300
$372,500
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Public record
Public record
Zoning
Beds
4
Baths
2.5
Stories
2
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
6,534 Sq. Ft.
Year renovated
—
Sq. Ft.
2,072
Year built
2000
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Plymouth County
APN
3257915S
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Sep 1, 2026.
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To preserve rural areas of Plymouth by encouraging compact, Single and Two Family residential development within existing Village Service Areas in keeping with historical New England building traditions.; To encourage development where community facilities, services and utilities either exist or may be efficiently provided; To encourage a mix of Lot sizes and housing types