The median home value in Topton,
PA is $218,450.
This is
higher
than
the county median home value of $169,900.
The national median home value is $266,648.
The average price of homes sold in Topton,
PA is $218,450.
Approximately 61% of
Topton homes are owned,
compared to 34% rented, while
6% are vacant.
Topton real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes
for sale.
Commercial properties are also available.
If you like to see a property, contact Topton real estate agent to arrange a tour
today!
Learn more about living in Topton.
All brick ranch in Topton Borough. 3 beds 1 bath on the main level. 4 season sunroom overlooking your rear yard. Hardwood flooring under the carpeting. Newer energy efficient Anderson windows, roof installed in 2008, full basement with shower stall. Great location, wonderful price. Make your appointment today this home is sure to sell quickly.
Looking for that comfortable home that has a lot to offer for the price? This would be your choice. Owner has lived here for over 45 years and now has moved into a one floor home. The detached garage has electric heater and garage door opener plus a cement driveway for more off street parking. The main roof was put on in 2002 and tin room in 1985. All has been well maintained - heated coil to keep ice from forming in the winter has been placed on the gutter line. Basement washer and dryer are to remain along with the refrigerator and ac units. Attached storage shed has upgraded electric for workshop area. Kitchen is a great place to gather with family and friends. If you prefer a formal dining room, the middle room on 1st floor can be used for that purpose or simply a computer or toy room. Living room has built in wall air conditioner which cools the whole downstairs. The Fema map shows the home in the flood plain but documentation from DEKA showing that they worked with the state to put in storm sewers and drainage to alleviate any flooding in the homes and the work was completed and state acknowledged the work was complete. Water is known to run down the street but no longer into the homes during very heavy storms.
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