Exeter, PA Homes for Sale with Acreage

Step into the timeless beauty of 2 Wyndham Hill Dr, where historic character and everyday comfort come together on 3.49 picturesque acres. Originally built in 1827, with a rich history. This remarkable stone farmhouse offers over 3,600 square feet of living space surrounded by peaceful scenery, mature landscaping, with an abundance of flowering trees and plants. and the kind of privacy that feels

Jacquelyn Rhoads RE/MAX Reliance

Welcome to 5220 Oley Turnpike Rd, an opportunity to own 22 breathtaking acres in Exeter School District. Hidden away up a long tree-lined driveway, this incredible property offers the perfect blend of privacy, comfort, and endlesspossibilities. Surrounded by scenic countryside and peaceful natural beauty, the setting feels like your own private retreat while still being conveniently located

Carolyn Ilg BHHS Homesale Realty- Reading Berks

You don’t want to miss this one. More to come there is a 2nd house on the property on 3+ acres. There are two 1/4 acre parcels that are ready to build on and two other lots that are just about through the process that you can complete for building. We will tie all this together for you individually or one price for the whole package. Current price for the house only on 1.13 acres The 2nd house

Cecilia Leone Century 21 Emerald

1737 Historic Stone on 11+ Acres This is your chance to own a piece of living history in Berks County! This remarkable 1737 stone and wood home on 11+ private acres blends an extraordinary past — originally owned by William Penn's brother — with modern upgrades designed for today’s lifestyle. The home's exterior showcases a cedar shake and metal roof with a sprawling covered porch, while the

Eric Miller RE/MAX Of Reading

Stunning Contemporary Estate on 2.91 Private, Wooded Acres Up the drive through a canopy of mature trees, a sprawling contemporary with peaked rooflines and architectural windows comes into view. A slate stone walkup then leads you past a stone pond with waterfall and extensive hardscape to a covered stone patio. Step inside one of two double glass door entries, where hardwood flooring flows

Eric Miller RE/MAX Of Reading

There was a time when this route along the Schuylkill River carried travelers between Philadelphia and Reading, with stops along the way offering rest, conversation, and a place to stay the night. Today, that journey may look different, but the setting remains. Set on 3.47 acres, this historic 1737 farmhouse offers a unique chance to own a property shaped by generations before it—where original

Cindy Knotts BHHS Fox & Roach-Doylestown