Welcome to 911 Long Pond Road! Beautiful layout with an open dining and living room area off the kitchen on the main level. A full bathroom and three good sized bedrooms are down the hall. The master bedroom has a lot of room and good closet space. The lower level has a 3/4 bath and has three more good sized rooms, one being a good sized family/recreation room with a newer woodstove. Off the family/recreation room is a walk out to the driveway and backyard. The backyard is one of the more tranquil settings you'll see on the market today. The back deck over looks this area with plenty of room to grill, entertain and enjoy the peacefulness. A must see, book your appointment today!
Come check out this one owner home, major updates include newer roof, replacement windows and newer septic system. Enjoy the inviting backyard offering grassy area for family gatherings along with large wooded area. The first floor offers a kitchen dining combo area with cathedral ceiling in the dining and living area. Head down the hall to an oversized master bedroon and 2 additional bedrooms and a full bath. Just a quick note there are hardwood floors under the carpets in all 3 bedrroms and hall way. Head down to the lower level and youll find a great party room, offering an addtional chimney flue for a wood stove, a grand sized picture window over looking the back yard, a 3/4 bath and 2 additional rooms. Add your own finishing touches. First showing will be available on April 25th. More pictures will be available by Wednesday March 22nd, Range priced property, seller entertaining offers in this range $269,000-304,000
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$5,777 (+4.8%)
$205,600 + $254,700
$460,300
2025
$5,510 (+3.7%)
$198,600 + $235,600
$434,200
2024
$5,315 (+5.5%)
$194,600 + $218,400
$413,000
2023
$5,037 (+3.7%)
$170,600 + $196,800
$367,400
2022
$4,859 (+5.8%)
$155,100 + $159,800
$314,900
2021
$4,593 (+1.2%)
$155,100 + $129,100
$284,200
2020
$4,540 (+5.7%)
$151,100 + $126,600
$277,700
2019
$4,297 (+5.3%)
$135,100 + $124,700
$259,800
2018
$4,080 (+3.9%)
$125,100 + $122,800
$247,900
2017
$3,926 (+6.4%)
$125,100 + $111,700
$236,800
2016
$3,690 (+4.7%)
$115,100 + $111,700
$226,800
2015
$3,524 (+4.6%)
$115,100 + $111,700
$226,800
2014
$3,368 (+4.9%)
$115,100 + $107,500
$222,600
2013
$3,212 (−0.8%)
$115,100 + $107,500
$222,600
2012
$3,237 (+6.6%)
$125,100 + $108,800
$233,900
2011
$3,037 (+2.3%)
$124,100 + $108,800
$232,900
2010
$2,970 (−0.8%)
$130,300 + $108,800
$239,100
2009
$2,994
$161,700 + $108,800
$270,500
Tax history for 911 Long Pond Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$5,777 (+4.8%)
$205,600 + $254,700
$460,300
2025
$5,510 (+3.7%)
$198,600 + $235,600
$434,200
2024
$5,315 (+5.5%)
$194,600 + $218,400
$413,000
2023
$5,037 (+3.7%)
$170,600 + $196,800
$367,400
2022
$4,859 (+5.8%)
$155,100 + $159,800
$314,900
2021
$4,593 (+1.2%)
$155,100 + $129,100
$284,200
2020
$4,540 (+5.7%)
$151,100 + $126,600
$277,700
2019
$4,297 (+5.3%)
$135,100 + $124,700
$259,800
2018
$4,080 (+3.9%)
$125,100 + $122,800
$247,900
2017
$3,926 (+6.4%)
$125,100 + $111,700
$236,800
2016
$3,690 (+4.7%)
$115,100 + $111,700
$226,800
2015
$3,524 (+4.6%)
$115,100 + $111,700
$226,800
2014
$3,368 (+4.9%)
$115,100 + $107,500
$222,600
2013
$3,212 (−0.8%)
$115,100 + $107,500
$222,600
2012
$3,237 (+6.6%)
$125,100 + $108,800
$233,900
2011
$3,037 (+2.3%)
$124,100 + $108,800
$232,900
2010
$2,970 (−0.8%)
$130,300 + $108,800
$239,100
2009
$2,994
$161,700 + $108,800
$270,500
*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
3
Baths
2
Stories
1
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
1.03 Acres
Year renovated
—
Sq. Ft.
1,920
Year built
1972
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Plymouth County
APN
1645125S
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Sep 14, 2026.
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