Some homes give you a floor plan. This one gives you options. With 5 bedrooms, 2 full and 2 half baths, 3036 Susquehanna Road offers something that can be difficult to find in one home: enough room to spread out, along with spaces that don’t have to serve just one purpose. The main living areas set the tone. A vaulted ceiling gives the living room an open feel, while large windows bring natural light into a space with enough room to create separate places for conversation, relaxing or gathering without closing one area off from another. The kitchen continues that sense of openness with another vaulted ceiling, plenty of cabinetry and counter space, and room to move without feeling separated from everything happening around you. Throughout the home, there are places that can change along with the way you use them. A dedicated office provides a place to work without borrowing a bedroom, while the enclosed rear room creates another connection between the living space and backyard. It could be a place to sit with your morning coffee, read, work, or simply enjoy having one more room that doesn’t need to be anything other than what you want it to be. Upstairs, one of the home’s most interesting spaces is currently set up as a loft-style gym, with the equipment included. Keep it exactly as it is, add privacy for bedroom use, or turn it into a library, home office or additional flex space. It’s counted among the home’s five bedrooms, but its value may be that it doesn’t have to remain one. The primary suite has a story of its own. Beyond the bedroom is a private sitting/living area filled with natural light from multiple skylights and windows. It’s enough separation to create a quiet place to read, unwind at the end of the day or enjoy a little space of your own without ever leaving the suite. An attached full bath with a tub/shower combination completes the space. Downstairs, there’s still more room to work with. The lower level isn’t pretending to be something it isn’t. Instead, it gives the next owner additional space to improve and use over time, whether that eventually means recreation, hobbies, storage, a workshop or some combination of them. Then there’s the space outside. The deck is large enough to actually use, with room for outdoor dining, seating and evenings that don’t need to end when dinner does. A covered lower deck creates another place to enjoy the backyard, and beyond it is something increasingly valuable: a yard with actual room to use. Garden, relax, entertain, enjoy some recreation, or leave plenty of it open. You have the space to decide. Parking is one less thing to figure out, with a driveway that comfortably accommodates up to four vehicles in addition to the garage. And some of the things worth knowing about this location aren’t found inside the house. Nearby Roslyn Park is home to the Patrick Kerr Memorial Skatepark, a community-built skateboarding facility created in memory of a local teenager whose own fundraising helped move the project forward. Roychester Park offers 12.7 acres of recreation, including courts and playing fields, along with Abington Township’s first inclusive park and playground, which opened in 2025. And Briar Bush Nature Center offers a completely different way to spend some time outside, with 12.5 wooded acres, about a mile of trails, a nature museum, bird observatory, nature playscape, pond and pollinator garden. Those are three local favorites, but they also say something about this part of Abington: there are nearby places for recreation, nature, exploration and simply spending some time outside. And when you come back, 3036 Susquehanna Road gives you plenty of choices there, too. You don’t have to make this home work around someone else’s idea of how you should live. There’s room here to make it work for you. Please take a minute to view the Video Tour, and then schedule your in-person showing appointment, today!

Recomputed from the county assessment ($178,080, 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.