Your dream home awaits you on this delightful 3.5 acre lot, in a cul-de-sac in Sinking Spring. You can build any of the luxurious Grande models on this beautiful, spacious lot surrounded by farmland and rolling hills. Are you looking to unwind at the end of a day in a custom tile primary shower? You deserve to feel like you're at the spa. And you can relax while entertaining in your gorgeous kitchen with granite island and countertops. Only the best for you! We can customize our plans to suit your style and flair and there are many upgrades included in the base. All homes will be custom built to satisfy even the most discerned buyer. Call us to start the process of designing your dream home today!
Single-familyProperty Type
3.5 acresLot Size
$284Price/Sq.Ft.
3 car garageParking
Listed by Laura Grande• Keller Williams Platinum Realty - Wyomissing
Est. $2,866 per month, based on comparable rentals
Sale and tax history for 46 Chasen Ct #35
Sale History
Tax History
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Event
Price
BRIGHT MLS #PABK2053742
Aug 14, 2026
Sold
$1,001,480
$284/sq ft
Oct 7, 2025
Pending
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May 5, 2025
Listing Removed
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May 5, 2025
Price Changed
$1,001,480
$284/sq ft
Feb 20, 2025
Price Changed
$829,900
$235/sq ft
Feb 18, 2025
Listed
$779,900
$221/sq ft
As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
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Single Family Residential
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Berks County
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Last updated by owner on Feb 18, 2025.
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Agricultural Preservation District
To protect and promote the continuation of agriculture in areas with primary agricultural lands, per the Governor's Executive Order of October 14, 1997. Those areas being Preserved Farmland, Farmland in Agricultural Security Areas, Farmland enrolled in Act 319 of 1974, As Amended Clean and Green or Act 515 of 1996, As Amended, and Land Capability Classes I, II, III and IV and other soils of statewide importance as defined by the Natural Resources Conservation Service.; To support the Governor's Executive Order regarding the irreversible conversion of primary agricultural land to uses that result in its loss as an environmental and essential food and fiber resource across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.; To strengthen and preserve strong agricultural activity where farming is a viable component ofthe local economy.; To promote agricultural land uses and activities and other uses and activities which act in direct support of agriculture.; To protect and stabilize the essential characteristics ofthese areas, to minimize conflicting land uses detrimental to agriculture enterprises, and to limit development which requires highways and other public facilities in excess of those required by agricultural uses.; To maintain, protect and stabilize agriculture as an on-going economic activity by permitting only those land uses and activities which are either agricultural in nature or act in direct support of agriculture.; To maintain the land resource base, that is, agricultural parcels or farms in sizes which will permit efficient, profitable agricultural operations.; To keep separate agricultural land use and activities from incompatible residential, commercial and industrial development, and public facilities.