This pristine center hall colonial with side entry garage is at the end of cul de sac on the edge of farmland. It has public water and sewer plus gas fireplace, heat, hot water and cooking! Bay-windowed breakfast room separates kitchen from familiy room with its built in entertainment center, fireplace and sliders to oversized multi-level deck with hot tub. Pottery Barn flavored first floor plus master bedroom suite and guest room upstairs. Second floor has two more bedrooms and small open den. Master bath has separate shower and Jacuzzi soaking tub. Whole house vacuum. Huge level back and side yards, oversided driveway apron and easily accessibly electrified handy person's shed.
Single-familyProperty Type
1994Year Built
0.8 acresLot Size
$236Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
2 garage spacesParking
Listed by Margot McKee• Weichert Realtors
•610-436-0400 (broker)
•msantolupo@weichertrealtors.net (broker)
Listed by • Weichert Realtors
•610-436-0400 (broker)
•msantolupo@weichertrealtors.net (broker)
Bought with Karl Stauffer• Richard A Zuber Realty-Boyertown
Great four bedroom, 2 bath colonial on . 80 acres situated on a country cul-de-sac. This property has complete privacy and sits next to a large corn field. Sliders from the family room go to 43 x22 two-tiered deck with retractable awning, hot tub and natural gas is available for a gas grill. Oversized driveway and parking with 12x16 shed for storage. Upgrades include whole house vacuum, surround sound, alarm system, gas fireplace, ceiling fans in all four bedrooms, built-in shelves in basement, outdoor lighting, entire second floor is hardwoods. A well cared for home.
Public Records
Oct 31, 1994
Sold
$183,800
$88/sq ft
Public Records
May 3, 1994
Sold
$53,000
$25/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$7,851 (+2.9%)
$43,230 + $104,130
$147,360
2025
$7,630 (+3.3%)
$43,230 + $104,130
$147,360
2024
$7,386 (+2.8%)
$43,230 + $104,130
$147,360
2023
$7,187 (+3.2%)
$43,230 + $104,130
$147,360
2022
$6,962 (+3.3%)
$43,230 + $104,130
$147,360
2021
$6,742 (+0.4%)
$43,230 + $104,130
$147,360
2020
$6,715 (+3.3%)
$43,230 + $104,130
$147,360
2019
$6,502 (+4.4%)
$43,230 + $104,130
$147,360
2018
$6,231 (+8.2%)
$43,230 + $104,130
$147,360
2017
$5,758 (+8.1%)
$43,230 + $104,130
$147,360
2015
$5,329 (+2.3%)
$43,230 + $104,130
$147,360
2014
$5,210 (+3.2%)
$43,230 + $104,130
$147,360
2013
$5,050 (+2.4%)
$43,230 + $104,130
$147,360
2012
$4,930 (−9.9%)
$43,230 + $104,130
$147,360
2011
$5,471 (+1.4%)
$43,230 + $104,130
$147,360
2010
$5,397
$43,230 + $128,300
$171,530
Tax history for 49 Knoll Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$7,851 (+2.9%)
$43,230 + $104,130
$147,360
2025
$7,630 (+3.3%)
$43,230 + $104,130
$147,360
2024
$7,386 (+2.8%)
$43,230 + $104,130
$147,360
2023
$7,187 (+3.2%)
$43,230 + $104,130
$147,360
2022
$6,962 (+3.3%)
$43,230 + $104,130
$147,360
2021
$6,742 (+0.4%)
$43,230 + $104,130
$147,360
2020
$6,715 (+3.3%)
$43,230 + $104,130
$147,360
2019
$6,502 (+4.4%)
$43,230 + $104,130
$147,360
2018
$6,231 (+8.2%)
$43,230 + $104,130
$147,360
2017
$5,758 (+8.1%)
$43,230 + $104,130
$147,360
2015
$5,329 (+2.3%)
$43,230 + $104,130
$147,360
2014
$5,210 (+3.2%)
$43,230 + $104,130
$147,360
2013
$5,050 (+2.4%)
$43,230 + $104,130
$147,360
2012
$4,930 (−9.9%)
$43,230 + $104,130
$147,360
2011
$5,471 (+1.4%)
$43,230 + $104,130
$147,360
2010
$5,397
$43,230 + $128,300
$171,530
*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
0.8 Acres
Year renovated
—
Sq. Ft.
2,100
Year built
1994
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Chester County
APN
4704 00281700
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Aug 3, 2026.
R-1
Low Density Residential District
The R-1 Low Density Residential District is designed to provide limited density of development in those areas of the Township where scenic landscapes, farmland and open space are characteristic. The district encourages agricultural uses, while allowing low density residential development. Design flexibility is provided through the opportunity for lot averaging. Such uses are consistent with existing development and are promoted in an effort to: Encourage the conservation of agricultural uses.; Allow residential uses in an orderly manner, consistent with Township growth patterns.; Eliminate the potential need for extensive public services, including sewer and water, which are currently unavailable at reasonable cost in many parts of the Township, and to limit the impact on the community as a whole associated with scattered independent community sewer and water systems.; Allow for adequate siting of individual on-lot sewage systems, replacement fields and individual wells on soils capable of supporting such infrastructure, as defined by the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection.