4.6 Acres hidden by trees overlooking farm fields. Wonderful 5 Bedroom 2.5 bath cape with first floor master bedroom. Kitchen with island and breakfast area, dining room, living room , full basement, patio & 3 car 40x30 garage with walk up 12x40 second floor. A country retreat!
Single-familyProperty Type
1996Year Built
4.6 acresLot Size
$228Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
3 car garageParking
Listed by Don Longacre• Century 21 Longacre Realty
•610-858-5002 (broker)
•c21longacre@aol.com (broker)
Bought with Jeffrey Ricketts• Coldwell Banker Realty
4.6 Acres hidden by trees overlooking farm fields. Wonderful 5 bedroom 2.5 Bath cape with first floor master bedroom, Kitchen with island and breakfast area, dining room, living room full basement, patio and 3 car detached 40x30 garage with walk up 12x40 second floor. A country retreat!
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$5,983 (+0.7%)
$56,700 + $98,300
$155,000
2025
$5,944 (+289.5%)
$56,700 + $98,300
$155,000
2024
$1,526 (+7.5%)
$56,700 + $98,300
$155,000
2023
$1,419
$56,700 + $98,300
$155,000
2022
$1,419 (+3.4%)
$56,700 + $98,300
$155,000
2021
$1,373
$56,700 + $98,300
$155,000
2020
$1,373
$56,700 + $98,300
$155,000
2019
$1,373
$56,700 + $98,300
$155,000
2018
$1,373 (+3.4%)
$56,700 + $98,300
$155,000
2017
$1,328 (+2.9%)
$56,700 + $98,300
$155,000
2015
$1,291
$56,700 + $98,300
$155,000
2014
$1,291 (−72.5%)
$56,700 + $98,300
$155,000
2013
$4,694 (+1.5%)
$56,700 + $98,300
$155,000
2012
$4,626
$56,700 + $98,300
$155,000
2011
$4,626 (−3.1%)
$56,700 + $98,300
$155,000
2010
$4,772
$56,700 + $98,300
$155,000
Tax history for 353 Hunter Forge Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$5,983 (+0.7%)
$56,700 + $98,300
$155,000
2025
$5,944 (+289.5%)
$56,700 + $98,300
$155,000
2024
$1,526 (+7.5%)
$56,700 + $98,300
$155,000
2023
$1,419
$56,700 + $98,300
$155,000
2022
$1,419 (+3.4%)
$56,700 + $98,300
$155,000
2021
$1,373
$56,700 + $98,300
$155,000
2020
$1,373
$56,700 + $98,300
$155,000
2019
$1,373
$56,700 + $98,300
$155,000
2018
$1,373 (+3.4%)
$56,700 + $98,300
$155,000
2017
$1,328 (+2.9%)
$56,700 + $98,300
$155,000
2015
$1,291
$56,700 + $98,300
$155,000
2014
$1,291 (−72.5%)
$56,700 + $98,300
$155,000
2013
$4,694 (+1.5%)
$56,700 + $98,300
$155,000
2012
$4,626
$56,700 + $98,300
$155,000
2011
$4,626 (−3.1%)
$56,700 + $98,300
$155,000
2010
$4,772
$56,700 + $98,300
$155,000
*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
Stories
1.5
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
4.6 Acres
Year renovated
—
Sq. Ft.
1,884
Year built
1996
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Berks County
APN
52549102695978
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Jun 10, 2026.
AP
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In accordance with the objectives of the Hereford Township and Washington Township Joint Municipal Comprehensive Plan, and the purpose statements and community development objectives set forth in Article I of this Ordinance, the AP-Agricultural Preservation District is established to promote the preservation of agricultural land as a precious, irreplaceable natural resource and to promote continued agricultural activity. The AP District is further intended to promote the preservation of the rural-agricultural landscape, characterized by both cultivated and natural open lands, which is the physical quality most apparent to residents and visitors to the Township and the most prominent aesthetic resource of the community. The regulations set forth herein are intended to achieve the following specific purposes: To permit such development that will support the value of farmland while discouraging the conversion of productive agricultural lands to non-agricultural use; To encourage the preservation of large contiguous areas of farmland and inhibit development that is detrimental to or conflicts with Agricultural activities; To Protect the public investment in the Township’s existing preserved farms; To support the local agricultural economy including provision for accessory uses in association with active farms which contribute to overall economic viability; To preserve open space areas which are not necessarily used for agricultural purposes, but have scenic qualities which support the rural-agricultural character of Hereford Township or have historic features that represent the heritage of the Township; To preserve the quality and quantity of the Township’s water resources, including both surface waters and groundwater; To further preserve agriculture as a primary use in Herford Township through the use of Transferrable Development Rights which enable residential development to be directed to more appropriate locations.