Beautifully refurbished French colonial in `A+ rated Unionville Chadds Ford School District. Recent improvements include: new Certainteed Lifetime Shingle Roof, new gutters, New Symington double hung Low E energy-efficient vinyl windows with exterior PVC trim, new gas-fired HVAC system, new high-efficiency gas water heater. Interior paint and the hardwood floors have been refinished throughout the home. New hall bath upstairs. The Kitchen includes custom Kraftmaid cabinetry, black granite countertops, designer backsplash, and high-end appliances. The electric and plumbing have also been updated. Newly finished basement, 600+ sqft, for home office and kids. Hardwired smoke detectors in every bedroom and each living level for safety. The community of Dilworthtown Oaks, with no through streets, is well located close to Rt 202 for access to commuting and shopping. West Chester, Great Valley, King of Prussia, Kennett Square, Wilmington, and the Philadelphia airport are just minutes away. One of the best opportunities in the area - don't delay.
Single-familyProperty Type
1974Year Built
1 acresLot Size
$366Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
2 garage spacesParking
Listed by Jon Ivins• Compass RE
•610-822-3356 (broker)
•kenenochs@compass.com (broker)
Bought with Lauren Dickerman• Keller Williams Real Estate -Exton
•610-363-4300 (broker)
•klrw331@kw.com (broker)
Bought with Molly Caso• Keller Williams Real Estate -Exton
Property is being readied for showings. The property will need updating and some systems work but will be worth the investment. Very nice kitchen and master bath installed not too long ago. More pictures will be added next week.
Public Records
Nov 7, 2002
Sold
$367,760
$143/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$11,340 (+4.0%)
$81,890 + $192,860
$274,750
2025
$10,900 (+5.4%)
$81,890 + $192,860
$274,750
2024
$10,340 (+3.3%)
$81,890 + $189,500
$271,390
2023
$10,009 (+2.1%)
$81,890 + $189,500
$271,390
2022
$9,800 (+8.7%)
$81,890 + $189,500
$271,390
2021
$9,014 (+0.3%)
$81,890 + $174,040
$255,930
2020
$8,991 (+1.9%)
$81,890 + $174,040
$255,930
2019
$8,824 (+0.3%)
$81,890 + $174,040
$255,930
2018
$8,799 (+2.1%)
$81,890 + $174,040
$255,930
2017
$8,614 (+4.5%)
$81,890 + $174,040
$255,930
2015
$8,241 (+2.2%)
$81,890 + $174,040
$255,930
2014
$8,060 (+1.8%)
$81,890 + $174,040
$255,930
2013
$7,919 (+2.8%)
$81,890 + $174,040
$255,930
2012
$7,702 (+0.9%)
$81,890 + $174,040
$255,930
2011
$7,633 (−4.8%)
$81,890 + $174,040
$255,930
2010
$8,014
$81,890 + $174,040
$255,930
Tax history for 731 Pheasant Run Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$11,340 (+4.0%)
$81,890 + $192,860
$274,750
2025
$10,900 (+5.4%)
$81,890 + $192,860
$274,750
2024
$10,340 (+3.3%)
$81,890 + $189,500
$271,390
2023
$10,009 (+2.1%)
$81,890 + $189,500
$271,390
2022
$9,800 (+8.7%)
$81,890 + $189,500
$271,390
2021
$9,014 (+0.3%)
$81,890 + $174,040
$255,930
2020
$8,991 (+1.9%)
$81,890 + $174,040
$255,930
2019
$8,824 (+0.3%)
$81,890 + $174,040
$255,930
2018
$8,799 (+2.1%)
$81,890 + $174,040
$255,930
2017
$8,614 (+4.5%)
$81,890 + $174,040
$255,930
2015
$8,241 (+2.2%)
$81,890 + $174,040
$255,930
2014
$8,060 (+1.8%)
$81,890 + $174,040
$255,930
2013
$7,919 (+2.8%)
$81,890 + $174,040
$255,930
2012
$7,702 (+0.9%)
$81,890 + $174,040
$255,930
2011
$7,633 (−4.8%)
$81,890 + $174,040
$255,930
2010
$8,014
$81,890 + $174,040
$255,930
*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
2.5
Stories
2
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
1 Acre
Year renovated
2021
Sq. Ft.
2,571
Year built
1974
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Chester County
APN
6504 00403700
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Aug 3, 2026.
R-1
Residential District-1
In addition to the general goals listed in the statements of purposes and community development objectives, it is the purpose of this article to encourage and promote continued agricultural, open space and conservation uses in the R-l Zone, while also permitting low- to medium-density residential development which will be consistent with existing residential development and agricultural uses and also by providing in certain areas the option of utilizing the provisions in Article XIV, Planned Residential Development, and Article XV, Transfer of Development Rights, to enable landowners within the R-1 Zone to elect to develop in a manner other than lot by lot, which will provide a greater variety in type, design and layout of dwellings and conservation of open space ancillary to such buildings