How much will I pay for a single home in Pine Valley? [Real NEastate]
Q: I’m searching for a single home in the Northeast and I really like Pine Valley. What can I expect to pay for a Pine Valley single?
A: Out of 36 homes for sale currently in Pine Valley, a Northeast neighborhood with mostly singles and twins, there are a total of 29 single homes currently listed. Although the median listed price is $339,000 for single homes in Pine Valley, there is a wide variety of homes in this category in this area.
Listed prices range from a low of $215,000 for a three-bedroom home with a fire pit in the yard to a high of $579,000 for a five-bedroom home with a tennis court. What you can expect to pay is going to depend on greatly on the amenities you are seeking.
Pine Valley Singles with:
| Finished Basements: | 16 |
| Attics: | 2 |
| Offices: | 3 |
| Central Air: | 28 |
| Garages: | 20 |
| Fire Places: | 16 |
| Swimming Pools: | 5 |
| Lofts: | 2 |
| In-Law Suites: | 2 |
| Workshops: | 0 |
| Decks, Patios or Porches: | 16 |
| 1 Story homes: | 2 |
| 2 Story homes: | 18 |
| 3 Bedrooms: | 13 |
| 5 Bedrooms: | 3 |
| Short Sales: | 2 |
There are 19 single homes that were recently sold in the last four months and another 5 that are currently pending. The average sold price for a single home in Pine Valley in the last four months is $270,000.
Good Luck!
Stacey McCarthy is a real estate agent with the McCarthy Group of Keller Williams. Her Real NEastate column appears every Wednesday on NEastPhilly.com. See others here. Read other NEast Philly columns here.
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