Warm and welcoming saltbox colonial with a contemporary flair in Plymouth Estates. Cathedral ceilings with rustic beams give this home an open feel but a coziness at the same time. Wood floors on first level and a first floor bedroom that can be used as a bedroom, guest room, office and more. Spacious kitchen with a breakfast nook. The upstairs offers a large master bedroom, a bedroom with two closets and an exterior deck, an open loft for extra office or craft space and a bright and sunny bonus room that was formerly used as a bedroom. Enjoy summers on the expansive, multi-level deck with built in seating and in the open, flat, private fenced back yard. Beautiful, mature, perennial trees and plantings. Sprinkler system to keep it lush. This neighborhood home has deeded beach rights to Long Pond, a fish-stocked fresh water pond for beaching, swimming, fishing, kayaking, motor boating and sailing-- an absolute treasure!
Single-familyProperty Type
1976Year Built
0.78 acresLot Size
$402Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
2 garage spacesParking
Listed by Kathleen Schelleng• Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage - Plymouth
Bought with Melissa Garlisi• Keller Williams Realty
BEAUTIFUL HOME IN EXECUTIVE NEIGHBORHOOD.SHOWS LIKE NEW. BREAKFAST NOOK.CATHEDRAL CEILINGS IN DINING AREA AND FAMILY ROOM.WIDE OAK FLOORS.SPRINKLER SYSTEM,SECURITY SYSTEM,FENCED YARD.BEACH RIGHTS TO LONG POND.PROFESSIONALLY LANDSCAPED.
MLS PIN #30010269
Dec 29, 1995
Sold
$140,000
$77/sq ft
Oct 8, 1994
Listed
$152,000
$83/sq ft
THIS BEAUTIFUL HOME IN SOUGHT AFTER EXECUTIVE AREA HAS WIDE OAK FLOORING, SKYLIGHT AND ROMEO BALCONY OFF MASTER BEDROOM, DEN AND LIBRARY COMBINATION WITH BUILT IN BOOKSHELVES. SHOW AND SELL !!!!
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$8,122 (+2.5%)
$282,800 + $363,800
$646,600
2025
$7,926 (+8.7%)
$282,800 + $341,800
$624,600
2024
$7,290 (+6.3%)
$258,800 + $307,600
$566,400
2023
$6,856 (+5.6%)
$225,200 + $274,900
$500,100
2022
$6,490 (+0.6%)
$206,900 + $213,700
$420,600
2021
$6,454 (+0.5%)
$206,900 + $192,500
$399,400
2020
$6,419 (+5.5%)
$202,900 + $189,700
$392,600
2019
$6,082 (+1.2%)
$177,900 + $189,800
$367,700
2018
$6,008 (+6.0%)
$177,900 + $187,100
$365,000
2017
$5,670 (+6.1%)
$170,900 + $171,100
$342,000
2016
$5,345 (+4.0%)
$158,900 + $169,600
$328,500
2015
$5,138 (+2.9%)
$158,900 + $171,700
$330,600
2014
$4,993 (+4.9%)
$158,900 + $171,100
$330,000
2013
$4,762 (+2.4%)
$158,900 + $171,100
$330,000
2012
$4,650 (+5.8%)
$164,900 + $171,100
$336,000
2011
$4,396 (+2.3%)
$164,900 + $172,200
$337,100
2010
$4,296 (+2.8%)
$172,100 + $173,800
$345,900
2009
$4,181
$202,100 + $175,600
$377,700
Tax history for 8 Haven Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$8,122 (+2.5%)
$282,800 + $363,800
$646,600
2025
$7,926 (+8.7%)
$282,800 + $341,800
$624,600
2024
$7,290 (+6.3%)
$258,800 + $307,600
$566,400
2023
$6,856 (+5.6%)
$225,200 + $274,900
$500,100
2022
$6,490 (+0.6%)
$206,900 + $213,700
$420,600
2021
$6,454 (+0.5%)
$206,900 + $192,500
$399,400
2020
$6,419 (+5.5%)
$202,900 + $189,700
$392,600
2019
$6,082 (+1.2%)
$177,900 + $189,800
$367,700
2018
$6,008 (+6.0%)
$177,900 + $187,100
$365,000
2017
$5,670 (+6.1%)
$170,900 + $171,100
$342,000
2016
$5,345 (+4.0%)
$158,900 + $169,600
$328,500
2015
$5,138 (+2.9%)
$158,900 + $171,700
$330,600
2014
$4,993 (+4.9%)
$158,900 + $171,100
$330,000
2013
$4,762 (+2.4%)
$158,900 + $171,100
$330,000
2012
$4,650 (+5.8%)
$164,900 + $171,100
$336,000
2011
$4,396 (+2.3%)
$164,900 + $172,200
$337,100
2010
$4,296 (+2.8%)
$172,100 + $173,800
$345,900
2009
$4,181
$202,100 + $175,600
$377,700
*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
3
Baths
1.5
Stories
2
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
0.78 Acres
Year renovated
—
Sq. Ft.
1,656
Year built
1976
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Plymouth County
APN
3825902S
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Sep 14, 2026.
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