Beautifully renovated contemporary semi on a quiet Robesonia street is move-in ready. Two-story entry flows to freshly painted main and upper levels. Oak kitchen with new counters and bar area, sink & fixtures, new microwave, newer stove with decorative copper back splash, newer dishwasher, 1/2 bath with pocket door and beautiful tile floors leading to living/dining room. A patio door in the dining area flows to a nice covered patio and spacious yard. Upper level offers totally updated bath with new tub & shower, light, fixtures, cabinetry, and tile floors. A stacked washer and dryer are built in to the hallway. Main bedroom has large closet space as well as patio door leading to good size deck. Second bedroom is bright and has a wall closet. Stairs, hallway and bedrooms are newly carpeted. Most plumbing and electric have been replaced. A new oil furnace, new tank and new hot water heater were just installed. Furnace, oil tank and central air units are located in an attached building. A solar panel in the rear of the house provides additional heat to save on heating costs. A 32'x24' shed with underground electric could be used as a workshop or made into an oversize garage. New roof and new vinyl cedar shakes on front entrance and front of home offers low maintenance. A new over-sized driveway offers off-street parking for 3-4 cars.
TownhomeProperty Type
1982Year Built
10,019 sq ftLot Size
$193Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
3 spacesParking
Listed by Bonnie Linette• Pagoda Realty ERA Powered
•610-985-7700 (broker)
•crstringer@msn.com (broker)
Bought with Kathy Brautigan• Pagoda Realty ERA Powered
Incredible opportunity in beautiful and historic Robesonia, PA! Great location close to everything. Nice flat yard plenty of parking. Would make a good starter home or rental.
Public Records
Jun 24, 2005
Sold
$89,900
$77/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$3,482
$21,500 + $50,000
$71,500
2025
$3,482 (+5.6%)
$21,500 + $50,000
$71,500
2024
$3,296 (+2.6%)
$21,500 + $50,000
$71,500
2023
$3,212 (+2.2%)
$21,500 + $50,000
$71,500
2022
$3,142 (+1.8%)
$21,500 + $50,000
$71,500
2021
$3,088 (+2.3%)
$21,500 + $50,000
$71,500
2020
$3,018 (+1.9%)
$21,500 + $50,000
$71,500
2019
$2,961 (+2.1%)
$21,500 + $50,000
$71,500
2018
$2,900 (+3.6%)
$21,500 + $50,000
$71,500
2017
$2,799 (+3.8%)
$21,500 + $50,000
$71,500
2015
$2,697 (+0.6%)
$21,500 + $50,000
$71,500
2014
$2,680 (+1.2%)
$21,500 + $50,000
$71,500
2013
$2,649 (+3.8%)
$21,500 + $50,000
$71,500
2012
$2,552 (+0.8%)
$21,500 + $50,000
$71,500
2011
$2,531
$21,500 + $50,000
$71,500
2010
$2,531
$21,500 + $50,000
$71,500
Tax history for 250 W Ruth Ave
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$3,482
$21,500 + $50,000
$71,500
2025
$3,482 (+5.6%)
$21,500 + $50,000
$71,500
2024
$3,296 (+2.6%)
$21,500 + $50,000
$71,500
2023
$3,212 (+2.2%)
$21,500 + $50,000
$71,500
2022
$3,142 (+1.8%)
$21,500 + $50,000
$71,500
2021
$3,088 (+2.3%)
$21,500 + $50,000
$71,500
2020
$3,018 (+1.9%)
$21,500 + $50,000
$71,500
2019
$2,961 (+2.1%)
$21,500 + $50,000
$71,500
2018
$2,900 (+3.6%)
$21,500 + $50,000
$71,500
2017
$2,799 (+3.8%)
$21,500 + $50,000
$71,500
2015
$2,697 (+0.6%)
$21,500 + $50,000
$71,500
2014
$2,680 (+1.2%)
$21,500 + $50,000
$71,500
2013
$2,649 (+3.8%)
$21,500 + $50,000
$71,500
2012
$2,552 (+0.8%)
$21,500 + $50,000
$71,500
2011
$2,531
$21,500 + $50,000
$71,500
2010
$2,531
$21,500 + $50,000
$71,500
*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
10,019 Sq. Ft.
Year renovated
—
Sq. Ft.
1,164
Year built
1982
Style
Other
County
Berks County
APN
74434712854154
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Aug 31, 2026.
TR
Town Residential District
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