53 & 55 Perry Auger Rd, Upper Black Eddy, PA 18972
About this home
Bring All Offers! * TWO * SPACIOUS * HOMES * ON * SEVEN * SUBLIME * ACRES * IN * BEAUTIFUL * TINICUM * TWP! Motivated Seller! The * MAIN HOME Affords Just Over 3400 sq ft of Space, Offering a Feeling of Relaxed Well Being. Enter in the Dramatic Vaulted Foyer, w/ comptr rm off to your right. Ascend the Staircase to a Gracious Master Retreat with XL W/ I Closet & Mstr Bath w/ Garden Tub. Bdrms are all Generous in Size w/ W/ I Closets. An Office, Lndry Rm & Full Bath Complete the Upper Level. The Expansive Kitchen is Optimal for Entertaining or Casual Famly Living. The LR Features a Magnificent FP, which Bestows the Immediate Feeling of HOME. French Doors Lead to the Patio, Inground Pool & Lush Acerage! A Utility rm & enclosed Breezeway Lead to Lg 2 Car Garage. * THE SECOND HOME * Provides Spacious 1st floor living at it's Best! It Boasts 3Bdrms, Lg Mstr w/ Soaking Tub, LR, DR, TVrm, EIK, LndryRm & 2car garage! A cozy Front Porch Completes this Humble Abode! This Homestead is Truly UNIQUE! All This And Striking Country Views! Make an Offer!
Single-familyProperty Type
2006Year Built
7.13 acresLot Size
$199Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
2 garage spacesParking
Listed by Barbara Graser• RE/MAX 440 - Quakertown
•215-538-4400 (broker)
Bought with Linda Oswald• Weichert Realtors - Clinton
As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
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Last updated by owner on Apr 9, 2023.
RC
Residential Conservation District
It is the purpose of this district in areas where major physiographic problems exist, in areas where accessibility is difficult, or in areas of unique natural beauty, to conserve the existing character of such areas by providing natural beauty, to conserve the existing character of such areas by providing for low-intensity residential and agricultural uses and to guide more substantive land development into other more appropriate zoning districts. Minimum lots in this district are of sufficient size to encourage preservation of wooded areas and to make it reasonably feasible to permit on-lot sewage disposal.