This is a rare find. You will feel like you live in a mountain resort in this wooded 4 acre home. This home has an attached and detached 2 car garages. It is perfect for the hunter, car buff or collector. There s also a built in pool for summer fun. The floor plan can offer first floor living or you can enjoy the loft bedroom. The propane stove in the living room provides a great heat source in addition to the baseboard heat. The grounds are wonderful and the setting is so peaceful, yet you are not far from conveniences. You will want to see this one.
Single-familyProperty Type
1982Year Built
4.02 acresLot Size
$235Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
4 garage spacesParking
Listed by Elizabeth Egner• RE/MAX Of Reading
•610-670-2770 (broker)
•info@goberkscounty.com (broker)
Bought with Amy Bray• John Monaghan Group Of Kutztown
UNIQUE CUSTOM BUILT CHALET DESIGN CONTEMPORARY IN MINT CONDITION ON OVER 4 ACRES. MST BR W/ FULL BATH & NIC IN UPSTAIRS LOFT. 2 BR'S ON MAIN FLR. 1 USED AS HOT TUB RM W/ CERAMIC TILE FLOOR (HOT TUB COULD BE MOVED OUTSIDE FOR USE OF 3 BR). 20 HANDLE EAT-IN KIT. W/ TILE BACKSPLASH, VINYL FLOORING. OPEN GRT ROOM (FAM. RM) W/ WET BAR, GAS STOVE (COULD CONVERT TO WOOD OR COAL) KNOTTY PINE BEAMED CEILING, TRACK LIGHTING. TWO OVERSIZED GARAGES 1 C ATT. 30X30 W/ WB STOVE & BLOWER. ADD'L. STOR. ABOVE 1 C DET. 32X32 BODY SHOP W/ WB STOVE. FULL STOR. ABOVE. SPEC. GROUNDS INCLUDE 16X32 OLYMPIC INGROUND POOL HEATED W/ 250,000 BTU PROPANE HEATER. SENERITY & NATURE AT IT'S BEST!!!
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$6,753 (+2.4%)
$45,600 + $113,500
$159,100
2025
$6,594 (+3.9%)
$45,600 + $113,500
$159,100
2024
$6,345 (+4.1%)
$45,600 + $113,500
$159,100
2023
$6,093 (+1.6%)
$45,600 + $113,500
$159,100
2022
$5,997 (+1.3%)
$45,600 + $113,500
$159,100
2021
$5,918 (+4.2%)
$45,600 + $113,500
$159,100
2020
$5,678 (+1.7%)
$45,600 + $113,500
$159,100
2019
$5,582 (+1.2%)
$45,600 + $113,500
$159,100
2018
$5,517 (+2.6%)
$45,600 + $113,500
$159,100
2017
$5,376 (+2.9%)
$45,600 + $113,500
$159,100
2015
$5,227 (+1.4%)
$45,600 + $113,500
$159,100
2014
$5,154 (+1.2%)
$45,600 + $113,500
$159,100
2013
$5,094 (+2.7%)
$45,600 + $113,500
$159,100
2012
$4,961 (+1.1%)
$45,600 + $113,500
$159,100
2011
$4,907
$45,600 + $113,500
$159,100
2010
$4,907
$45,600 + $113,500
$159,100
Tax history for 3 Clemens Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$6,753 (+2.4%)
$45,600 + $113,500
$159,100
2025
$6,594 (+3.9%)
$45,600 + $113,500
$159,100
2024
$6,345 (+4.1%)
$45,600 + $113,500
$159,100
2023
$6,093 (+1.6%)
$45,600 + $113,500
$159,100
2022
$5,997 (+1.3%)
$45,600 + $113,500
$159,100
2021
$5,918 (+4.2%)
$45,600 + $113,500
$159,100
2020
$5,678 (+1.7%)
$45,600 + $113,500
$159,100
2019
$5,582 (+1.2%)
$45,600 + $113,500
$159,100
2018
$5,517 (+2.6%)
$45,600 + $113,500
$159,100
2017
$5,376 (+2.9%)
$45,600 + $113,500
$159,100
2015
$5,227 (+1.4%)
$45,600 + $113,500
$159,100
2014
$5,154 (+1.2%)
$45,600 + $113,500
$159,100
2013
$5,094 (+2.7%)
$45,600 + $113,500
$159,100
2012
$4,961 (+1.1%)
$45,600 + $113,500
$159,100
2011
$4,907
$45,600 + $113,500
$159,100
2010
$4,907
$45,600 + $113,500
$159,100
*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
4.02 Acres
Year renovated
—
Sq. Ft.
1,860
Year built
1982
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Berks County
APN
76544103200591
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Aug 31, 2026.
R-1
Residential District
Residential Districts are designed primarily to provide for the special needs of the large rural and undeveloped areas of the Township and to encourage the preservation of ample and appropriate areas for continued agriculture, recreation, conservation and other open space purposes. Accordingly, the district incorporates a density standard which, among other things; provides for farm and low density dwelling use, with area regulations geared to the nature of the permitted uses and the likelihood of the absence of public water, sanitary sewer or other services; prevents the haphazard mixing of commercial, industrial, and residential use; discourages premature subdivision and isolated development, and facilitates the conservation of forest, water and other natural resources, thereby reducing demands on the water table and minimizing erosion.