Home is on leased land, subject to lease $490.00/month Lease attached showing what is included, etc. .. . Welcome to 211 Michael Road located in Honey Brook, PA! This beautiful home was built in 2008 and is ready for you to move right in! Features include a large living room, wood burning fireplace and an open kitchen. The kitchen opens into the dining area and adjacent laundry and additional storage. The primary bedroom has a large walk in closet and private bath with a soaking tub. . Two additional bedrooms and a full bathroom are down the hall on the other side of the living room. Outside is a large shed for storage. This home is a must see. Schedule your showing today!. NOTE: buyers will need to be approved by the community. All community documents are attached!
Single-familyProperty Type
2009Year Built
Listed by Bill Haburcak• Premier Property Sales & Rentals
Welcome to 211 Michael Road located in Honey Brook, PA! This beautiful home was built in 2008 and is ready for you to move right in! When you walk in the front door you will be met with a large living room, wood burning fireplace and an open kitchen. The kitchen opens into the dining area and around the corner you have laundry and additional storage. The primary bedroom has a large walk in closet and an en suite bathroom with a relaxing soaking tub. The other two bedrooms as well as a full bathroom are down the hall on the other side of the living room. Outside you have a large shed for storage. This home is a must see, don't wait schedule your showing today! Please keep in mind that buyers will need to be approved by the community.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$2,261 (+2.9%)
$43,050
2025
$2,197 (+3.4%)
$43,050
2024
$2,125 (+3.9%)
$43,050
2023
$2,046 (+5.0%)
$43,050
2022
$1,948 (+1.7%)
$43,050
2021
$1,916 (+2.1%)
$43,050
2020
$1,876 (+3.4%)
$43,050
2019
$1,813 (+4.6%)
$43,050
2018
$1,734 (+3.8%)
$43,050
2017
$1,671 (+4.4%)
$43,050
2015
$1,600 (+2.2%)
$43,050
2014
$1,565 (+3.1%)
$43,050
2013
$1,518 (+5.4%)
$43,050
2012
$1,440 (+3.1%)
$43,050
2011
$1,397 (+718.5%)
$43,050
2010
$171
$43,050
Tax history for 211 Michael Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$2,261 (+2.9%)
$43,050
2025
$2,197 (+3.4%)
$43,050
2024
$2,125 (+3.9%)
$43,050
2023
$2,046 (+5.0%)
$43,050
2022
$1,948 (+1.7%)
$43,050
2021
$1,916 (+2.1%)
$43,050
2020
$1,876 (+3.4%)
$43,050
2019
$1,813 (+4.6%)
$43,050
2018
$1,734 (+3.8%)
$43,050
2017
$1,671 (+4.4%)
$43,050
2015
$1,600 (+2.2%)
$43,050
2014
$1,565 (+3.1%)
$43,050
2013
$1,518 (+5.4%)
$43,050
2012
$1,440 (+3.1%)
$43,050
2011
$1,397 (+718.5%)
$43,050
2010
$171
$43,050
*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
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Lot size
27.06 Acres
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Style
Mobile/Manufactured Home
County
Chester County
APN
2805 1010211T
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Accessible
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Last updated by owner on Aug 3, 2026.
SRR
Site Responsive Residential District
In promoting the policies of the West Caln Township Comprehensive Plan 1998 and the Township Park, Recreation, and Environmental Resources Plan, the purpose of this article is: To support the conservation of sensitive environmental features: primary natural resources such as floodplains, areas of very steep slope, and wetlands and secondary natural resources such as woodlands and riparian buffers.; To retain and protect open space areas within residential development in the Township to protect the Township's rural, open character.; To protect and minimize the potential adverse effects of land development on historic resources.; To provide opportunities for housing types at a density and in a cluster configuration that preserves and protects the rural character of West Caln Township.; To provide greater design flexibility and efficiency in the provision of services and infrastructure, including the opportunity to reduce the amount of impervious surfaces related to new development.; To provide for a diversity of lot sizes, building densities, and housing choices to accommodate a variety of age and income groups and residential opportunities.; To protect areas with productive agricultural soils for continued or future agricultural use, by conserving areas of land large enough to allow for efficient farm operations.