Southern Lehigh 6 year old Colonial situated on 2+ Acres in beautiful Crested Acres subdivision! Quality built Titan home with 2526 SF of living space, not including the potential for much more future living space in the daylight walk-out basement, Covered front porch, 24 ft rear Trek Deck never needs to be stained, oversized 2 car garage, Modern Eat-in Kitchen open to Family Room, Dining Room with Hardwood Floors, Large open tile foyer, 4 spacious Bedrooms, 2.5 Baths, Master Bedroom Suite with a large Walk-in closet, corner Jacuzzi jetted tub, glass shower, and double vanity, All this on a large park like 2+ Acre lot. Move in condition!
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2002Year Built
2.09 acresLot Size
$233Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
2 car garageParking
Listed by Jeffrey Torchia• Preferred Properties Plus
Bought with Jeffrey Torchia• Preferred Properties Plus
Last Lot Left In Crested Acres. Beautiful Corner Lot. Call Bob Clarke On Details 610-366-5800. Perc Approved Offers Wanted/Owner Says Sell/Sell /Sell!
PMAR #00-82274
Dec 6, 2000
Sold
$32,000
$13/sq ft
Jun 29, 2000
Listed
$39,900
$16/sq ft
LAST LOT LEFT IN CRESTED ACRES. BEAUTIFUL CORNER LOT. CALL BOB CLARKE ON DETAILS 610-366-5800. PERC APPROVED OFFERS WANTED/OWNER SAYS SELL/SELL /SELL!
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Last updated by owner on Nov 15, 2025.
RR2
Rural Residential-2 District
In accordance with the objectives of the Southwestern Lehigh County Comprehensive Plan, and in addition to achieving other community development objectives of Section 104, the RR-2, Rural Residential-2 District is intended to: Provide for new residential development in attractive subdivisions designed to conserve land and respect the natural, historic, and scenic qualities of the parcel and surrounding lands; Discourage conventional, sprawling subdivisions that consume land, create artificial views, and require high amounts of impervious surface; Serve as the Township’s primary residential growth area, although continuing to rely on the use of on-lot water and sewage disposal systems; and Provide for the receipt of Transferable Development Rights TDRs.