This historic, charming and completely restored East Penn Farmhouse offers 6.5+/- acres backing up to preserved land! Whether you're an avid hunter, looking for peace and quiet or searching for a great single for the price of a twin, this is the one you've been waiting for! As you enter you're greeted by an oversized 27x10 living room w/ fresh neutral carpet and paint. The open layout flows to the completely remodeled kitchen w/ all appliances remaining. A separate 14x10 dining room could also serve as a den/office space. The upper level features 3 large bedrooms with fresh paint and brand new carpet. Rounding out the upper level is a renovated full bathroom. The lower level provides 2 storage rooms, both walkout to the rear patio. The rear patio overlooks just part of the massive lot and will provide the new owner with a tranquil and private spot to entertain/relax this summer! This country getaway will provide that "mountain feel" while keeping you close to it all!
Single-familyProperty Type
1850Year Built
6.58 acresLot Size
$274Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Listed by Chip Schmoyer• Keller Williams Real Estate - Allentown
This historic, charming and completely restored East Penn Farmhouse offers 6.5+/- acres backing up to preserved land! Whether you're an avid hunter, looking for peace and quiet or searching for a great single for the price of a twin, this is the one you've been waiting for! As you enter you're greeted by an oversized 27x10 living room w/ fresh neutral carpet and paint. The open layout flows to the completely remodeled kitchen w/ all appliances remaining. A separate 14x10 dining room could also serve as a den/office space. The upper level features 3 large bedrooms with fresh paint and brand new carpet. Rounding out the upper level is a renovated full bathroom. The lower level provides 2 storage rooms, both walkout to the rear patio. The rear patio overlooks just part of the massive lot and will provide the new owner with a tranquil and private spot to entertain/relax this summer! This country getaway will provide that "mountain feel" while keeping you close to it all!
BRIGHT MLS #1003908329
May 27, 2016
Sold
$162,000
$134/sq ft
Apr 12, 2016
Listed
$167,900
$139/sq ft
GLVRMLS #425333
Jul 10, 2012
Sold
$75,900
$63/sq ft
Feb 23, 2012
Listed
$79,500
$66/sq ft
+2
1850 stone home on nearly 6.5 acres of woodland. Handyman needed
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$2,824 (+3.3%)
$51,800 + $55,300
$107,100
2025
$2,734 (+4.6%)
$51,800 + $55,300
$107,100
2024
$2,613 (+2.1%)
$51,800 + $55,300
$107,100
2023
$2,560 (+2.5%)
$51,800 + $55,300
$107,100
2022
$2,499 (+2.2%)
$51,800 + $55,300
$107,100
2021
$2,445 (+1.0%)
$51,800 + $55,300
$107,100
2020
$2,422 (+0.6%)
$51,800 + $55,300
$107,100
2019
$2,407 (+2.6%)
$51,800 + $55,300
$107,100
2018
$2,345 (+1.8%)
$51,800 + $55,300
$107,100
2017
$2,303 (+4.5%)
$51,800 + $55,300
$107,100
2015
$2,204
$51,800 + $55,300
$107,100
Tax history for 4710 Churchview Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$2,824 (+3.3%)
$51,800 + $55,300
$107,100
2025
$2,734 (+4.6%)
$51,800 + $55,300
$107,100
2024
$2,613 (+2.1%)
$51,800 + $55,300
$107,100
2023
$2,560 (+2.5%)
$51,800 + $55,300
$107,100
2022
$2,499 (+2.2%)
$51,800 + $55,300
$107,100
2021
$2,445 (+1.0%)
$51,800 + $55,300
$107,100
2020
$2,422 (+0.6%)
$51,800 + $55,300
$107,100
2019
$2,407 (+2.6%)
$51,800 + $55,300
$107,100
2018
$2,345 (+1.8%)
$51,800 + $55,300
$107,100
2017
$2,303 (+4.5%)
$51,800 + $55,300
$107,100
2015
$2,204
$51,800 + $55,300
$107,100
*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
3
Baths
1
Stories
1.5
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
6.44 Acres
Year renovated
—
Sq. Ft.
1,207
Year built
1850
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Lehigh County
APN
549228037462 1
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Oct 19, 2026.
R-A
Rural Residential District
To provide for rural types of development at a low overall density. To avoid conflicts with agricultural uses and recognize sewage limitations. To protect the water quality and habitats along creeks, and promote ground water recharge. To provide incentives and a certain amount of flexibility in lot layout through a conservation/open space development option so that development can be clustered on the most suitable portions of a tract of land, while avoiding overly intense development