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Explore Similar Condos Within 2 Miles of Pocopson, PA

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    $299,900

    • 1 Bed
    • 1 Bath
    • 828 Sq Ft

    732 Bradford Terrace, West Chester, PA 19382

    Investors and or owner occupants, look no further! This hard to find freshly painted one owner condominium townhouse in the sought after Bradford Square Development that abuts the quiet back portion of the community will not disappoint. This West Chester Area School District beauty has it all, from its affordably low annual taxes of only $2,149 and ample parking to its heat pump and central air

    Charles Beebe RE/MAX Professional Realty

    732 Bradford Terrace, West Chester, PA 19382

Why Live in Pocopson

Pocopson, located in southeastern Pennsylvania, is characterized by its spread-out homes and pockets of farmland. Situated about 40 miles west of Philadelphia, this area offers a rural living atmosphere with proximity to larger townships like West Chester, Chadds Ford, and Kennett Square, all less than 10 miles away. Pocopson features a diverse array of architectural styles, including modern homes, older farmhouses, Cape Cods, ranch-style homes, split-levels, and colonials. Many homes have an acre or more of land, contributing to the area's spacious feel. Pocopson Park, located near the center, provides climbing equipment, a playground, sports fields, and courts for various activities. The Northbrook Canoe Co. offers canoe, kayak, and tube trips on the Brandywine Creek, which flows through Pocopson. Shaw’s Bridge Park and Radley Run Country Club offer additional outdoor recreation options. Dining and shopping are primarily found in nearby West Chester and Chadds Ford, with local favorites like Lenape Pizza and Northbrook Marketplace. Pocopson Elementary School, Charles F. Patton Middle School, and Unionville High School are highly rated, making the area attractive for families. Pocopson has a low crime risk, significantly safer than the national average. Major routes like 52 and 842 provide access to Philadelphia, Wilmington, and other destinations. Historical landmarks such as Longwood Gardens and the Brandywine Conservancy and Museum of Art showcase the area's rich heritage.

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