Right out of a story book! Circa 1867 Samuel Kembles home situated in the quiet Village of Kemblesville. Formal living room with hardwood floor and cozy wood stove. Formal dining room hardwood floors & built in cabinets. Bright, recently updated, eat-in kitchen with vaulted ceiling, handsome hickory cabinetry, corian counter tops, brick back splash, gleaming pine floors and cathedral ceilings. Powder room. Finely crafted old time curved staircase. Spacious 2nd floor hall. Owner's bedroom with original heart pine floors with cut nails. Upper level bedroom with adjoining sitting room. 2nd floor laundry. Outside is well maintained & includes slate patio with vintage pergola mature shade trees & fine specimen plantings, fenced yard with vegetable garden and two car detached with workshop. Willamsburg comes to mind with this beauty!
Single-familyProperty Type
1900Year Built
0.5 acresLot Size
$261Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
2 garage spacesParking
Listed by Patrick Curran• BHHS Fox & Roach-Jennersville
Charming 1867 Samuel Kembles home in village location. Updated kitchen and bath, new central air in 2004, freshly painted. Hardwood floors, bright kitchen with two car detached garage with work or office space. Nicely landscaped, close to Wilmington, Newark and Kennett Sq. with golf course 2 minutes away. Seller is providing one year home warranty.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$3,366 (+2.5%)
$19,850 + $57,240
$77,090
2025
$3,285 (+1.5%)
$19,850 + $57,240
$77,090
2024
$3,237 (+2.1%)
$19,850 + $57,240
$77,090
2023
$3,172 (+1.4%)
$19,850 + $57,240
$77,090
2022
$3,127 (+2.0%)
$19,850 + $57,240
$77,090
2021
$3,065 (+3.3%)
$19,850 + $57,240
$77,090
2020
$2,966 (+2.4%)
$19,850 + $57,240
$77,090
2019
$2,895 (+2.5%)
$19,850 + $57,240
$77,090
2018
$2,824 (+2.1%)
$19,850 + $57,240
$77,090
2017
$2,767 (+4.3%)
$19,850 + $57,240
$77,090
2015
$2,654 (+2.2%)
$19,850 + $57,240
$77,090
2014
$2,597 (−0.9%)
$19,850 + $57,240
$77,090
2013
$2,621 (+2.3%)
$19,850 + $57,240
$77,090
2012
$2,562 (+4.6%)
$19,850 + $57,240
$77,090
2011
$2,449 (+2.9%)
$19,850 + $57,240
$77,090
2010
$2,380
$19,850 + $57,240
$77,090
Tax history for 3303 Appleton Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$3,366 (+2.5%)
$19,850 + $57,240
$77,090
2025
$3,285 (+1.5%)
$19,850 + $57,240
$77,090
2024
$3,237 (+2.1%)
$19,850 + $57,240
$77,090
2023
$3,172 (+1.4%)
$19,850 + $57,240
$77,090
2022
$3,127 (+2.0%)
$19,850 + $57,240
$77,090
2021
$3,065 (+3.3%)
$19,850 + $57,240
$77,090
2020
$2,966 (+2.4%)
$19,850 + $57,240
$77,090
2019
$2,895 (+2.5%)
$19,850 + $57,240
$77,090
2018
$2,824 (+2.1%)
$19,850 + $57,240
$77,090
2017
$2,767 (+4.3%)
$19,850 + $57,240
$77,090
2015
$2,654 (+2.2%)
$19,850 + $57,240
$77,090
2014
$2,597 (−0.9%)
$19,850 + $57,240
$77,090
2013
$2,621 (+2.3%)
$19,850 + $57,240
$77,090
2012
$2,562 (+4.6%)
$19,850 + $57,240
$77,090
2011
$2,449 (+2.9%)
$19,850 + $57,240
$77,090
2010
$2,380
$19,850 + $57,240
$77,090
*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
2
Baths
1.5
Stories
2
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
0.5 Acres
Year renovated
2005
Sq. Ft.
1,290
Year built
1900
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Chester County
APN
7205 00470000
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Aug 3, 2026.
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Village District
Kemblesville and Chesterville are communities within Franklin Township that have maintained certain attributes characteristic of a traditional village including a compact and pedestrian scale development pattern, smaller front yards and lot sizes, a mix of uses and vegetation native to the area. The purpose of the Village District is to take steps which ensure that this environment is sustained in accordance with the 1991 Comprehensive Plan, the 1991 Avon Grove Regional Planning Commission's 1991 Future Land Use Plan, and 604 1 and 605 2 vi, Municipalities Planning Code, 53 P.S. 10604 1 and 10605 2 vi. Specific efforts which are being made include the following: Encouraging the compatibility of traditional and future development within the village by establishing use, height and area and bulk regulations as well as design standards which are consistent with existing conditions.; Providing opportunities for home occupations and limited commercial uses within a village while: Ensuring that the scale of the operations are appropriate with and complimentary to the character of the village.; Promoting the conservation of existing structures and architectural patterns which define the historic character of a village.; Recognizing the importance of the landscape in physically defining a village, reducing air pollution and providing shading and privacy to residents within close proximity.; Incorporating civic uses and buildings into the Village District to help identify a village community.