UNIQUE HOME FOR THE UNIQUE HOME BUYER!! 2 LARGE BEDROOMS- 2 FULL BATH RANCHER ON . 93 ACRE. LARGE, BRIGHT, RECREATIONAL ROOM WITH VAULTED CEILING AND WINDOWS ALL AROUND. ROOM LARGE ENOUGH FOR ANY ACTIVITY YOU CAN THINK OF!! NATURE SURROUNDS THIS HOME AS THE SELLER HAS NURTURED A NATIVE PLANT SANCTUARY- ALSO MANY BERRY BUSHES THAT PRODUCE FRUIT. COME SEE TODAY!!
Single-familyProperty Type
1985Year Built
0.93 acresLot Size
$129Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
2 car garageParking
Listed by Kim Mills• Coldwell Banker Realty
•717-762-7111 (broker)
Bought with Non Member Member• Metropolitan Regional Information Systems, Inc.
UNIQUE HOME FOR THE UNIQUE HOME BUYER!! 2 LARGE BEDROOMS- 2 FULL BATH RANCHER ON . 93 ACRE. LARGE, BRIGHT, RECREATIONAL ROOM WITH VAULTED CEILING AND WINDOWS ALL AROUND. ROOM LARGE ENOUGH FOR ANY ACTIVITY YOU CAN THINK OF!! NATURE SURROUNDS THIS HOME AS THE SELLER HAS NURTURED A NATIVE PLANT SANCTUARY- ALSO MANY BERRY BUSHES THAT PRODUCE FRUIT. COME SEE TODAY!!
BRIGHT MLS #1004549777
May 31, 2012
Listing Removed
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Oct 4, 2011
Listed
$164,900
$69/sq ft
BRIGHT MLS #1004958479
Aug 1, 2003
Sold
$140,000
$58/sq ft
Jun 9, 2003
Listing Removed
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Apr 1, 2003
Listed
$142,000
$59/sq ft
BRIGHT MLS #1005007225
Apr 1, 2003
Listed
$140,000
$58/sq ft
Apr 1, 2003
Listing Removed
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Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$4,153
$69,000 + $124,600
$193,600
2025
$4,153 (+3.4%)
$69,000 + $124,600
$193,600
2024
$4,017
$69,000 + $124,600
$193,600
2023
$4,017
$69,000 + $124,600
$193,600
2022
$4,017 (+2.8%)
$69,000 + $124,600
$193,600
2021
$3,907 (+10.2%)
$69,000 + $124,600
$193,600
2020
$3,545 (+2.3%)
$69,000 + $124,600
$193,600
2019
$3,467 (−7.3%)
$69,000 + $124,600
$193,600
2018
$3,741 (+5.8%)
$69,000 + $124,600
$193,600
2017
$3,535 (+15.8%)
$69,000 + $124,600
$193,600
2015
$3,053
$69,000 + $124,600
$193,600
Tax history for 190 School House Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$4,153
$69,000 + $124,600
$193,600
2025
$4,153 (+3.4%)
$69,000 + $124,600
$193,600
2024
$4,017
$69,000 + $124,600
$193,600
2023
$4,017
$69,000 + $124,600
$193,600
2022
$4,017 (+2.8%)
$69,000 + $124,600
$193,600
2021
$3,907 (+10.2%)
$69,000 + $124,600
$193,600
2020
$3,545 (+2.3%)
$69,000 + $124,600
$193,600
2019
$3,467 (−7.3%)
$69,000 + $124,600
$193,600
2018
$3,741 (+5.8%)
$69,000 + $124,600
$193,600
2017
$3,535 (+15.8%)
$69,000 + $124,600
$193,600
2015
$3,053
$69,000 + $124,600
$193,600
*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
2
Baths
2
Stories
—
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
0.88 Acres
Year renovated
—
Sq. Ft.
2,400
Year built
1985
Style
Other
County
Adams County
APN
40H07-0001B--000
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Sep 24, 2026.
AP-1
Agricultural Preservation 1 District
Protect and stabilize agriculture, particularly fruit growing, as an on-going economic activity within the primarily orchard area of Northern Tyrone Township by encouraging those land uses and activities which generally support the growing of fruit.; Recognize and protect the land extensive nature of fruit-based agriculture by minimizing the amount of land that may be converted to non-agricultural uses.; Protect the scenic and economic value of highly productive orchard and other land by discouraging development from occurring on productive farm lands, particularly that land conducive to high fruit or other crop yields.; Protect the scenic value and visual beauty of the orchard and supporting agricultural landscape by requiring the sensitive placement of structures so as to not dominate the numerous striking and panoramic views found in Northern Tyrone Township.; Recognize the importance of the visual beauty associated with the open space character of the Northern Tyrone Township landscape with respect to the viability of the Adams County tourism industry.; Protect nearby residential properties and districts from the odors, noises, and agricultural practices typically associated with the fruit growing operations of Northern Tyrone Township.; Minimize the creation of exurban development in the highly productive fruit areas of Northern Tyrone Township, thereby minimizing the cost of providing public infrastructure and services.; Encourage the continuance of a minimum farm core size, thus limiting the number of parcels that may be too small to farm individually and, simultaneously, limiting the potential for valuable farm land to be consumed by the exurban land market.