Like New Two Story On Desireable Icedale Rd. Home Features Full Finished Walkout Basement With Pellet Stove. Only 10 Minutes To Downingtown, Yet Tucked Away In The Woods. 2nd Floor Laundry. Walk To Trout Stream. Sellers Prefer End Of August Settlement. Propane Tank Is Leased. Finished Basement Included In Square Footage.
Single-familyProperty Type
2000Year Built
1.4 acresLot Size
$196Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
2 garage spacesParking
Listed by Vernon MacIntyre• RE/MAX Action Associates
BETTER THAN NEW! CONVENIENTLY LOCATED 10 MINUTES FROM DOWNINGTOWN YET TUCKED QUIETLY IN THE WOODS. NEUTRAL DECOR, 2ND FLOOR LAUNDRY AND WONDERFULLY FINISHED WALK-OUT BASEMENT WILL BE AVAILABLE FOR ONE LUCKY BUYER. PROPANE TANK IS LEASED.
BRIGHT MLS #PACT406598
Apr 11, 2002
Listing Removed
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Apr 11, 2002
Listed
$249,900
$86/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$7,644 (−1.5%)
$39,380 + $156,580
$195,960
2025
$7,759 (+3.1%)
$39,380 + $156,580
$195,960
2024
$7,524 (+2.3%)
$39,380 + $156,580
$195,960
2023
$7,352 (+1.1%)
$39,380 + $156,580
$195,960
2022
$7,271 (+3.0%)
$39,380 + $156,580
$195,960
2021
$7,059 (+0.5%)
$39,380 + $156,580
$195,960
2020
$7,023 (+3.1%)
$39,380 + $156,580
$195,960
2019
$6,814
$39,380 + $156,580
$195,960
2018
$6,814 (+2.4%)
$39,380 + $156,580
$195,960
2017
$6,653 (+6.0%)
$39,380 + $156,580
$195,960
2015
$6,277 (+4.7%)
$39,380 + $156,580
$195,960
2014
$5,997 (+3.9%)
$39,380 + $156,580
$195,960
2013
$5,770 (+4.6%)
$39,380 + $156,580
$195,960
2012
$5,515 (+3.4%)
$39,380 + $156,580
$195,960
2011
$5,333 (+4.8%)
$39,380 + $156,580
$195,960
2010
$5,090
$39,380 + $154,580
$193,960
Tax history for 213 Icedale Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$7,644 (−1.5%)
$39,380 + $156,580
$195,960
2025
$7,759 (+3.1%)
$39,380 + $156,580
$195,960
2024
$7,524 (+2.3%)
$39,380 + $156,580
$195,960
2023
$7,352 (+1.1%)
$39,380 + $156,580
$195,960
2022
$7,271 (+3.0%)
$39,380 + $156,580
$195,960
2021
$7,059 (+0.5%)
$39,380 + $156,580
$195,960
2020
$7,023 (+3.1%)
$39,380 + $156,580
$195,960
2019
$6,814
$39,380 + $156,580
$195,960
2018
$6,814 (+2.4%)
$39,380 + $156,580
$195,960
2017
$6,653 (+6.0%)
$39,380 + $156,580
$195,960
2015
$6,277 (+4.7%)
$39,380 + $156,580
$195,960
2014
$5,997 (+3.9%)
$39,380 + $156,580
$195,960
2013
$5,770 (+4.6%)
$39,380 + $156,580
$195,960
2012
$5,515 (+3.4%)
$39,380 + $156,580
$195,960
2011
$5,333 (+4.8%)
$39,380 + $156,580
$195,960
2010
$5,090
$39,380 + $154,580
$193,960
*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
1.4 Acres
Year renovated
—
Sq. Ft.
2,258
Year built
2000
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Chester County
APN
2211 00780000
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Aug 3, 2026.
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In accordance with the planning goals of the Honey Brook Township and Borough Multi-Municipal Comprehensive Plan and the purpose statements and community development objectives set forth in Article I of this Chapter, the RC-Resource Conservation District is established to help protect the Township's areas characterized by the presence of sensitive natural features; support agriculture and forestry; and allow for rural-residential living opportunities. This district includes much of the Township's woodlands and steeply sloped lands, as well as lands permanently protected by conservation easement. The regulations set forth herein are intended to achieve the following specific purposes: To minimize incompatible land uses and manage their potential impacts on the district's steeply sloped and forested lands, and high groundwater recharge areas of the Brandywine watershed.; To provide areas for low-density, rural residential living opportunities without the need for supporting public water or sewer services.; To ensure new development is designed to be optimally consistent with the sloped and wooded features of the Welsh Mountain and Barren Hills sectors of the Township.; To support Honey Brook Township's land preservation policies contained within its adopted Land Preservation Plan.; To enable potential residential development to be transferred to other, more appropriate locations within the Township and Honey Brook Borough through the use of this Chapter's transferable development rights provisions.