Well built and maintained 3 BR and 1 1/2 bath brick rancher located right across the street from the John Beck Elementary school and playgrounds in Brunnerville! First floor family room with large windows looking out into the secluded and fenced back yard, 28x27 heated and cooled rec/game room in the basement and an attached 1 car garage. It won't last long!
Single-familyProperty Type
1963Year Built
9,148 sq ftLot Size
$276Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
1 garage spacesParking
Listed by Bob Swayne Jr• Bob Swayne Real Estate
•717-665-3333 (broker)
•swayne@ptd.net (broker)
Listed by Megan Livengood• Bob Swayne Real Estate
•717-665-3333 (broker)
•swayne@ptd.net (broker)
Bought with Lydia Wingert• Crawford & Associates Real Estate
Well-built Lloyd May home, well-maintained, one owner, all systems updated, move right in with nothing to do, and the kids can walk across the street to John Beck Elementary. Beautiful hardwood flooring under carpeting in living and bedrooms. Secluded backyard with view of farm land. Single-floor living at its best, new owner can finish basement to add another 1,000+ of living space, this turnkey home won't last long!
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$3,221 (+2.1%)
$47,100 + $112,800
$159,900
2025
$3,155 (+0.6%)
$47,100 + $112,800
$159,900
2024
$3,135 (+0.5%)
$47,100 + $112,800
$159,900
2023
$3,120
$47,100 + $112,800
$159,900
2022
$3,120
$47,100 + $112,800
$159,900
2021
$3,120
$47,100 + $112,800
$159,900
2020
$3,120
$47,100 + $112,800
$159,900
2019
$3,120 (−19.7%)
$47,100 + $112,800
$159,900
2018
$3,886 (+16.4%)
$47,100 + $112,800
$159,900
2017
$3,337 (+6.7%)
$34,100 + $100,700
$134,800
2014
$3,129
$34,100 + $100,700
$134,800
Tax history for 1219 Brunnerville Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$3,221 (+2.1%)
$47,100 + $112,800
$159,900
2025
$3,155 (+0.6%)
$47,100 + $112,800
$159,900
2024
$3,135 (+0.5%)
$47,100 + $112,800
$159,900
2023
$3,120
$47,100 + $112,800
$159,900
2022
$3,120
$47,100 + $112,800
$159,900
2021
$3,120
$47,100 + $112,800
$159,900
2020
$3,120
$47,100 + $112,800
$159,900
2019
$3,120 (−19.7%)
$47,100 + $112,800
$159,900
2018
$3,886 (+16.4%)
$47,100 + $112,800
$159,900
2017
$3,337 (+6.7%)
$34,100 + $100,700
$134,800
2014
$3,129
$34,100 + $100,700
$134,800
*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
1.5
Stories
1
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
9,148 Sq. Ft.
Year renovated
—
Sq. Ft.
1,348
Year built
1963
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Lancaster County
APN
6006164800000
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Jul 10, 2026.
R-1
Residential Zone
This zone is meant to accommodate primarily suburban detached residential growth within the Township. Attached dwellings in the form of townhouses or quadraplex buildings may be permitted when mixed with single-family detached dwellings as part of a cluster development designed to maximize the permanent protection of a site's natural and cultural resources, be compatible with surrounding residential land uses, and only when public sewer and water utility services are available. Other multifamily dwellings, such as and including but not limited to apartments, are not permitted in the R-1 Residential Zone. This zone coincides with potential sewer and water utility service areas; however the actual availability of these services is likely to occur at different times, in different areas. As a result, permitted densities have been adjusted according to the availability of these public utilities. When no public sewers are provided, minimum lot area requirements have been sized to provide for an initial and a replacement on-site sewage disposal system. Similarly, the lack of adequate groundwater within parts of the Township compels low density without the use of public water. All units that are proposed without the use of public utilities will be required to be situated to one side of a wider lot so that future in-fill development potentials can be protected when public utilities become available. Nonresidential uses have been specifically excluded to protect the low density residential character of these neighborhoods.