Charming 3 bedroom brick colonial twin in the heart of Spring City and a stones throw from Phoenixville! Bright and spacious first level includes 9' ceilings and hardwood floors throughout! Large sundrenched windows, beautiful waynescoting and floor to ceiling pocket doors separate the dining room from the living area, which includes built-in bookshelves. Beautifully updated kitchen with center island and storage, tile backsplash, new flooring, updated appliances and plenty of cabinet space. Laundry room complete with washer/dryer, built-in cabinetry and drying rack. Completely renovated full bath off laundry room. Upstairs has been newly carpeted and includes 3 spacious bedrooms, transom windows and a sitting room off the master bedroom leading to a 2nd full bath with soaking tub. Unfinished basement with plenty of storage. Fenced yard with plenty of space for gardening or entertaining! Includes additional storage shed in back. Just a short walk to restaurants, shopping and the public library! New Roof 2015, Heater Replaced 2012, Water Heater Replaced 2007.
TownhomeProperty Type
1850Year Built
3,058 sq ftLot Size
$193Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Listed by Patty Seruby• BHHS Fox & Roach Malvern-Paoli
Previously A Two Unit, With Store Front. Interior Has Been Totally Rehabbed, New Kitchen, Main Level Laundry, 2 Full Updated Baths, Many Newer Windows. Berber Carpet Throughout. Large Open Rooms. Lower Level Offers Street Level Room With Front Entrance , Great For Storage, In Home Office , Etc. Many Possibilies. Immediate Settlement Possible. Present Owners Have Never Resided In Property. Seller Disclosure Will Be Only From Date Of Purchase, Before Rehab Till Present.
BRIGHT MLS #PACT127976
Mar 12, 2004
Sold
$64,900
$40/sq ft
Feb 18, 2004
Listing Removed
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Feb 17, 2004
Listed
$64,900
$40/sq ft
This Home Is An Estate And Is Being Sold Totally As Is . Purchaser Responsible For Use And Ocupancy And Repairs , .Previously A Two Unit. Presently One Unit.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$3,871 (+3.9%)
$27,490 + $59,450
$86,940
2025
$3,726 (+5.5%)
$27,490 + $59,450
$86,940
2024
$3,530 (+3.1%)
$27,490 + $59,450
$86,940
2023
$3,426 (+2.4%)
$27,490 + $59,450
$86,940
2022
$3,344 (+1.5%)
$27,490 + $59,450
$86,940
2021
$3,297 (+3.2%)
$27,490 + $59,450
$86,940
2020
$3,194 (+2.2%)
$27,490 + $59,450
$86,940
2019
$3,126 (+2.8%)
$27,490 + $59,450
$86,940
2018
$3,041
$27,490 + $59,450
$86,940
2017
$3,041 (+2.0%)
$27,490 + $59,450
$86,940
2015
$2,980 (+1.4%)
$27,490 + $59,450
$86,940
2014
$2,937 (+1.5%)
$27,490 + $59,450
$86,940
2013
$2,895 (+3.2%)
$27,490 + $59,450
$86,940
2012
$2,805 (+2.4%)
$27,490 + $59,450
$86,940
2011
$2,739 (+1.5%)
$27,490 + $59,450
$86,940
2010
$2,699
$27,490 + $59,450
$86,940
Tax history for 36 N Main St
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$3,871 (+3.9%)
$27,490 + $59,450
$86,940
2025
$3,726 (+5.5%)
$27,490 + $59,450
$86,940
2024
$3,530 (+3.1%)
$27,490 + $59,450
$86,940
2023
$3,426 (+2.4%)
$27,490 + $59,450
$86,940
2022
$3,344 (+1.5%)
$27,490 + $59,450
$86,940
2021
$3,297 (+3.2%)
$27,490 + $59,450
$86,940
2020
$3,194 (+2.2%)
$27,490 + $59,450
$86,940
2019
$3,126 (+2.8%)
$27,490 + $59,450
$86,940
2018
$3,041
$27,490 + $59,450
$86,940
2017
$3,041 (+2.0%)
$27,490 + $59,450
$86,940
2015
$2,980 (+1.4%)
$27,490 + $59,450
$86,940
2014
$2,937 (+1.5%)
$27,490 + $59,450
$86,940
2013
$2,895 (+3.2%)
$27,490 + $59,450
$86,940
2012
$2,805 (+2.4%)
$27,490 + $59,450
$86,940
2011
$2,739 (+1.5%)
$27,490 + $59,450
$86,940
2010
$2,699
$27,490 + $59,450
$86,940
*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
2
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
3,058 Sq. Ft.
Year renovated
—
Sq. Ft.
1,624
Year built
1850
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Chester County
APN
1404 03490000
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Aug 3, 2026.
DC
Downtown Commercial District
The purpose of the DC Downtown Commercial District is to allow for and encourage a diversity of uses along the northern end of Main Street. The area encompassed by this District has been the traditional focus of Spring City businesses and it is the intent of the regulations in this Article to continue this development pattern. Therefore, the uses, lot sizes, and setbacks permitted in the Downtown Commercial District reflect the wide variety of higher density businesses and residential uses currently located in this area of the Borough.