There’s something different about a home built in the 1950s. 🏡 It was an era when homes were designed to last, materials mattered, and craftsmanship wasn’t treated as disposable. Designed and built in the late 1950’s for an electric company executive, this classic all-brick Cape Cod reflects that mindset from the moment you arrive. 🌳Tucked away on a secluded private road and surrounded by tall, mature trees, the setting feels peaceful and removed from the rush of everyday life. It’s the kind of place where mornings are quieter, evenings feel more private, and the property has a sense of permanence that’s hard to create today, Inside, the home offers a tremendous opportunity to build on what’s already here. Generous sized rooms, a cozy fireside den and countless special features to discover. The upper level has two bedrooms and a full bathroom plus an unfinished upper level that has impressive height and generous space, creating the potential for a private primary suite, additional bedrooms, an office, or a completely custom second-floor retreat. The home is ready for updating, but the foundation is something special: solid construction, classic proportions, and the kind of structure that can be reimagined for the next generation. And while the setting feels tucked away, you’re still conveniently located near major roads with easy access to Philadelphia, the airport, shopping, dining, and everything the surrounding area has to offer. This isn’t a home built for a trend. It’s a home built to endure — a place rich with history, character, and privacy, with the potential to become something truly special. More than a property to be bought or sold, it’s a legacy to be lovingly passed on to its next custodians, to cherish, preserve, and make their own for generations to come. Opportunities like this don’t come along every day—schedule your own personal tour to experience this classic home for yourself.

Recomputed from the county assessment ($219,370, 1996 base year) × current millage. School millage is from the latest year certified by the Pennsylvania Department of Education (2025-26); districts adopt the next year's budgets each June, and we update when the state certifies the statewide file in the fall. Portals typically reprint the recorded 2026 bill. Pennsylvania does not reassess on sale. Estimate only. Verify with Montgomery County before relying on it. Learn more: PA property tax calculator · Common Level Ratio by county.