Offers are due Sunday, 6/8, at noon. Situated on 1.5 wooded acres with an idyllic creek view right off the deck, this 1800+ sq ft cape cod is a unique opportunity to make every day feel like a retreat. The wood-paneled vaulted ceiling and stone hearth are the focal points as you enter. The large great room is open and light with hardwood floors throughout. Enjoy cozy winters by the pellet stove (stove added '20) and summer by the rushing creek (no flood insurance necessary). The maintenance-free, wrap-around deck was just added in 2020, maximizing the exposure to the surroundings. The large sunroom addition offers the same view year-round, with triple slider doors and brand new floors (flooring added '25). Upstairs are three bedrooms, two sharing a jack and jill style full bath. A 2nd full bath and separate laundry room are on the first floor. The large shed offers significant storage with plenty of space surrounding to add additional outbuildings. Significant upgrades have been completed for you: fully reconstructed roof and two new dormers/windows 2020, upgraded first floor bath '25, upgraded electric '25, and installed new hardwood floors on 2nd floor. With an average of 40 minutes to Reading, Allentown and Harrisburg, this property is centrally located and yet a world away. The Appalachian Trail, State Game Lands, and Blue Marsh Lake are all just a few miles away for outdoor entertainment year-round. Nature is the best playground - take advantage of this unique opportunity.
Almost 1.5 acre, private, wooded lot w/ creek running through property. Large contemporary home (much bigger than it looks from the outside). Spacious sun room w/ french doors leading to living room - w/ stone fireplace, high ceiling, hardwood floors. Formal dining room, 26 handle kit. w/ lots of counter space & new range. 1st floor laundry & coat closet. Formal dining room, 2nd floor loft and 3 private bedrooms. Large deck for you to enjoy or entertain friends & family. To appreciate this home - you must see the interior!
BRIGHT MLS #PABK311238
Sep 28, 1999
Listing Removed
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Sep 28, 1999
Listed
$129,900
$71/sq ft
Public Records
Jul 29, 1994
Sold
$120,000
$66/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$2,695
$31,400 + $41,900
$73,300
2025
$2,695 (+1.7%)
$31,400 + $41,900
$73,300
2024
$2,649 (+1.7%)
$31,400 + $41,900
$73,300
2023
$2,606 (−0.3%)
$31,400 + $41,900
$73,300
2022
$2,614 (−2.1%)
$31,400 + $41,900
$73,300
2021
$2,669 (−0.3%)
$31,400 + $41,900
$73,300
2020
$2,676 (−0.7%)
$31,400 + $41,900
$73,300
2019
$2,694 (−1.3%)
$31,400 + $41,900
$73,300
2018
$2,731 (+0.5%)
$31,400 + $41,900
$73,300
2017
$2,717
$31,400 + $41,900
$73,300
2015
$2,717
$31,400 + $41,900
$73,300
2014
$2,717
$31,400 + $41,900
$73,300
2013
$2,717 (+1.9%)
$31,400 + $41,900
$73,300
2012
$2,667
$31,400 + $41,900
$73,300
2011
$2,667 (+2.5%)
$31,400 + $41,900
$73,300
2010
$2,603
$31,400 + $41,900
$73,300
Tax history for 6140 Four Point Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$2,695
$31,400 + $41,900
$73,300
2025
$2,695 (+1.7%)
$31,400 + $41,900
$73,300
2024
$2,649 (+1.7%)
$31,400 + $41,900
$73,300
2023
$2,606 (−0.3%)
$31,400 + $41,900
$73,300
2022
$2,614 (−2.1%)
$31,400 + $41,900
$73,300
2021
$2,669 (−0.3%)
$31,400 + $41,900
$73,300
2020
$2,676 (−0.7%)
$31,400 + $41,900
$73,300
2019
$2,694 (−1.3%)
$31,400 + $41,900
$73,300
2018
$2,731 (+0.5%)
$31,400 + $41,900
$73,300
2017
$2,717
$31,400 + $41,900
$73,300
2015
$2,717
$31,400 + $41,900
$73,300
2014
$2,717
$31,400 + $41,900
$73,300
2013
$2,717 (+1.9%)
$31,400 + $41,900
$73,300
2012
$2,667
$31,400 + $41,900
$73,300
2011
$2,667 (+2.5%)
$31,400 + $41,900
$73,300
2010
$2,603
$31,400 + $41,900
$73,300
*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
1.5
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
1.48 Acres
Year renovated
—
Sq. Ft.
1,831
Year built
1950
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Berks County
APN
30442300613334
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
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Last updated by owner on Aug 31, 2026.
EP
Environmental Protection District
The intent of the Environmental Protection District to encourage the preservation of the contiguous steep sloped, wooded, mountainous areas of the Township, which are primarily located along the Blue Mountain, and the Little Mountain area. These areas are characterized as having slopes in excess of 15 percent, are mostly wooded, and are primarily in the Edgemont-Dekalb and Laidig Soil Associations. According to the Soil Survey of Berks County, land within these Associations have moderate to mostly severe limitations for community development, primarily due to slope. These areas are also generally above an elevation of 600 feet. Since these areas form the headwaters of streams, and provide significant contiguous woodland and wildlife habitat, it is the intent of this district to limit development and alteration of the natural features of these ecologically important areas. By preserving these features, wildlife populations within the Township can be maintained, stream quality can be protected, the adverse effects of increased storm runoff, erosion and sedimentation minimized, and the recreation potential of the area maintained.