17901, PA homes for sale & real estate

17901, PA Homes for Sale

Welcome to 101 Timber Road, a beautifully maintained home nestled in the desirable Forest Hills community. Situated on a landscaped corner lot, this inviting bi-level offers approximately 1,952 square feet of finished living space, four bedrooms, two full bathrooms and one half bathroom. Two propane fireplaces bring warmth and character to the home, while the finished lower level provides additional space to entertain, unwind or accommodate your everyday needs. Outside, a newer Trex composite deck and above-ground pool create a welcoming setting for summer gatherings and relaxing weekends at home. A one-car garage and storage shed offer convenient parking and additional storage. Exterior up

17901, PA Homes for Sale

VALUE-ADD INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY! This Pottsville property offers investors the opportunity to renovate and reposition a sizable single-family home in an established neighborhood. With approximately 1,674 square feet, a full basement, porch, private yard, and public utilities, the property offers plenty of potential for a rental, flip, or owner-occupant renovation project. Conveniently located with access to downtown Pottsville and surrounding shopping, dining, employment, and transportation. Bring your contractor and explore the possibilities. Property is being sold AS-IS. Buyer is responsible for verifying square footage, bedroom/bathroom count, zoning, permitted use, taxes, utilities, co

17901, PA Homes for Sale

Welcome to Cortland Terrace. Two homes, one extraordinary possibility.   601 and 603 Mahantongo St. are two homes deeded separately and fully functioning on their own but being sold together. An interior connecting door allows the two homes to be experienced together as one expansive residence or remain separate. Currently operating as licensed short-term rentals through Airbnb, these homes offer the possibility of continued investment revenue, or they can become one or two private residences.   Cortland Terrace traces its origins to John Pinkerton, an important early figure in the Schuylkill County coal industry.   The homes were once part of the larger Manor of ho