This East Pikeland- Phoenixville brick rancher is completely updated and move in ready! Exposed hardwood floors, living room with bay window, open layout to the dining area and BRAND NEW kitchen with stainless steel appliances, double sink, and dishwasher. 3 bedrooms on the main level and full hallway bathroom. The full walkout basement offers a brand new bathroom with stall shower, laundry room and a large open room with a wood stove (great space to have finished!). The side of the house offers a large screened in porch, back patio and deck with sunken in hot tub. Large open back yard. Expanded driveway with front and rear parking, 14x35' shed. NEW Roof and septic system. Replacement windows throughout.
Single-familyProperty Type
1958Year Built
0.51 acresLot Size
$391Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
3 spacesParking
Listed by Andrea Heskett• Chris James Hector Realty
Solid ranch home, built by John Romer, sitting on a half acre lot backing to open space. Much of the house has been freshly painted recently. The property has a screened in porch which offers plenty of space for outdoor entertaining. Hardwood floors can be found throughout the house, in many areas under carpet. The kitchen has vinyl flooring, double bowl s. s. sink and an electric cooktop. The dining area, off of the kitchen, opens into the living room. All the bedrooms are spacious and feature generously sized closets. The basement is unfinished but has been water proofed. A newer 200 amp electrical panel can be found in the basement. This property has "good bones" but needs some updating. This is a solid house in need of your buyers' personal touches.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$4,688 (+3.9%)
$46,560 + $67,670
$114,230
2025
$4,513 (+4.7%)
$46,560 + $67,670
$114,230
2024
$4,311 (+1.0%)
$46,560 + $67,670
$114,230
2023
$4,267 (+0.7%)
$46,560 + $67,670
$114,230
2022
$4,237 (+1.4%)
$46,560 + $67,670
$114,230
2021
$4,180 (+2.2%)
$46,560 + $67,670
$114,230
2020
$4,088 (+1.9%)
$46,560 + $67,670
$114,230
2019
$4,011 (+2.1%)
$46,560 + $67,670
$114,230
2018
$3,928 (+8.1%)
$46,560 + $67,670
$114,230
2017
$3,634 (+1.0%)
$46,560 + $60,430
$106,990
2015
$3,598 (+0.7%)
$46,560 + $60,430
$106,990
2014
$3,572 (+1.2%)
$46,560 + $60,430
$106,990
2013
$3,529 (+2.0%)
$46,560 + $60,430
$106,990
2012
$3,458 (+2.3%)
$46,560 + $60,430
$106,990
2011
$3,381 (+2.2%)
$46,560 + $60,430
$106,990
2010
$3,310
$46,560 + $60,430
$106,990
Tax history for 949 Spring City Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$4,688 (+3.9%)
$46,560 + $67,670
$114,230
2025
$4,513 (+4.7%)
$46,560 + $67,670
$114,230
2024
$4,311 (+1.0%)
$46,560 + $67,670
$114,230
2023
$4,267 (+0.7%)
$46,560 + $67,670
$114,230
2022
$4,237 (+1.4%)
$46,560 + $67,670
$114,230
2021
$4,180 (+2.2%)
$46,560 + $67,670
$114,230
2020
$4,088 (+1.9%)
$46,560 + $67,670
$114,230
2019
$4,011 (+2.1%)
$46,560 + $67,670
$114,230
2018
$3,928 (+8.1%)
$46,560 + $67,670
$114,230
2017
$3,634 (+1.0%)
$46,560 + $60,430
$106,990
2015
$3,598 (+0.7%)
$46,560 + $60,430
$106,990
2014
$3,572 (+1.2%)
$46,560 + $60,430
$106,990
2013
$3,529 (+2.0%)
$46,560 + $60,430
$106,990
2012
$3,458 (+2.3%)
$46,560 + $60,430
$106,990
2011
$3,381 (+2.2%)
$46,560 + $60,430
$106,990
2010
$3,310
$46,560 + $60,430
$106,990
*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
2
Stories
1
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
0.51 Acres
Year renovated
2016
Sq. Ft.
1,344
Year built
1957
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Chester County
APN
2601 00440000
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Aug 3, 2026.
AP
Agricultural Preservation And Rural Residential District
It is the purpose of the AP, Agricultural Preservation and Rural Residential District, to foster the preservation of agriculture as an important economic activity in East Pikeland Township and to preserve viable agricultural land as an irreplaceable asset. Furthermore, it is the intent of the AP District to prevent the conflicts that can occur when residential development is allowed within areas of active agricultural operations and to permit certain compatible farm service uses and dwellings accessory to farm operations. It is also the intent of the AP District to permit single-family detached uses according to a predetermined formula so that important agricultural lands will not be reduced in area below the minimum size requirements for viable farming operations. Because other uses, although compatible with agricultural uses, may have the potential to cause conflicts with agricultural uses, such uses shall be permitted either as Conditional Uses or Special Exceptions and shall be subject to the general regulations and standards set forth in Article XVII.