PROPERTY DESCRIPTION

Wow!! This very unique, wooded and opened, 3-acre property is located in the highly desirable Landis Store area, centrally located between Allentown, Reading, and Pottstown. The setting is gorgeous and it is in close proximity to the Township Park. Access to this lot is by a public road, from which two separate driveways lead to two separate steel pole barns, each superbly constructed and in absolutely excellent condition. The one measures approximately 24’ x 24’ with one overhead door and steps leading upstairs to an expandable area for additional storage. The second pole barn measures approximately 24’ x 40’ with two overhead insulated doors and electric openers, 200 AMP electric, cable, lined, insulated, LED lighting, plumbed for bathroom, ceiling fans, and radiant floor heating by a “Navien” condensing boiler fueled by a buried 1,000-gallon propane tank that is owned and not leased. Each pole barn has a beautiful, smooth-finished concrete floor with expansion joints neatly installed. In addition to all of the aforementioned attributes, the property already has a well and an existing, in-ground septic system. These were previously used with a 3-bedroom mobile home that was removed from the property several years ago. The only thing this property needs is your dream house, or use it as an investment and rent out the pole barns. Please DO NOT tour the property without an appointment and accompanied by a PA licensed real estate agent.IMPORTANT NOTE – The current property owner had owned a single tract of land containing a total area of approximately 9.682 Acres. In 2022, the owner subdivided that single tract into two separate parcels, known as “Lot 1” (Approximately 6.414 Acres) and “Lot 2” (Approximately 3.228 Acres). “Lot #1” was sold off by the current property owner for $175,000.00, but “Lot 2” was retained by the current owner, and this “Lot #2” is the one that is for sale and is comprised of the two pole buildings. In addition, the Berks County Tax Map shown in Bright MLS does not display the two, subdivided parcels. It only shows the two together, before the subdivision occurred. Therefore, please refer to the Berks County website for accurate information about the subject “Lot #2".