Cinnaminson Homes in Meadowview, Siena for Sale
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7 Ascot Drive, Cinnaminson, $469,900
Meadowview -- the name says it all. This home is a "Must-See. Situated in one of the most sought-after developments in Cinnaminson, this brick front, 4 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath home is fabulous! From the foyer to the family room, you'll feel right at home. The kitchen is great for cooking and entertaining. Upstairs are 4 comfy, cozy bedrooms. The master bedroom features 1 of the 2 fireplaces, his and hers closets, a wonderful master bathroom, and plenty of room for relaxation. There's a full spacious basement, featuring 9 foot ceilings. Out back, the patio boasts pavers and a wrought iron fenced-in yard. Yes, it's a beautiful time to make a move! BTW, come see for yourself where the other fireplace is located, plus more. Hurry!
Weichert, Realtors, 856-235-1950
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In this week's House Hunt, we feature homes in Cinnaminson, Moorestown and Delran.
Melissa
11:30 am on Thursday, January 17, 2013
I live in Cinnaminson and it's way over taxed and seeing so many people move out due to the Township bleeding them dry. No one ever owns thier home because we have to pay so much.
FbS
12:01 pm on Thursday, January 17, 2013
Its no different then any other Philly burb.. Same taxes if you get a home in Bucks or Montgomery counties in pa. Ya get what you pay for.,:)
Patch Reader
1:05 pm on Thursday, January 17, 2013
I don't know, Frank...I work with someone who lives in West Chester and pays less than $4,000 in taxes. I live in Cinnaminson and my taxes are approaching $7,000.
John
1:52 pm on Thursday, January 17, 2013
Oh patch reader, question for U, does the West Chester individual have the added feature of flooding too, just curious...
Phil
2:07 pm on Thursday, January 17, 2013
West Chester is the extra-burbs and they haven't gotten hit with the ramp up in property values and growth. The folks up in Montgomery and Bucks pay more in taxes then we do here, I have 3 friends that I work with up there. Some are paying as much in taxes on townhomes as I do on my single in Cinnaminson and the ones that paid about what your friend is paying now on their single, are now pay $12K. Ask your friend if they've had an assessment since they bought the house. My guess is no, they have not.
Patch Reader
2:25 pm on Thursday, January 17, 2013
We had a conversation a month or so ago about property taxes I only commented because I was floored at the difference in our taxes. She has over 2200 sq ft of a house and is paying half that I'm paying on my 1800 sq ft home. I don't think she has flooding and don't know if she's been reassessed. Bottom line...we pay too much in taxes. Geez ... people always ready for an argument ... I'm out ... have a good day ...
John
1:33 pm on Thursday, January 17, 2013
Oh Frank, this is new jersey not philly.....U cannot really compare the 2 states....We are over assessed on our taxes, we are told we need new schools, we are getting new fire trucks....I have a BANK owned house next to me b/c the people left it so U say we get what we pay for, thanks for the words of wisdom....
Melissa
3:38 pm on Thursday, January 17, 2013
Really Frank? I own a cabin in Pike County off of Pecks pond valued $500,000 and don't even pay close to what that house has in taxes and I have a home in Cinnaminson as well and I pay twice as much for this house then I do for my cabin.
Melissa
3:38 pm on Thursday, January 17, 2013
Phil.
What are the value of those homes?
Phil
11:25 pm on Thursday, January 17, 2013
They're assessed right around 400K, maybe a little higher but are probably worth more than that. There's also no cap on how much they can go up each year. But remember, PAs "lower property taxes" are offset by a number of other things, like a local income tax.. While Philly gets the bulk of angst on this while I lived and worked in PA for a time, I had to pay 1% in income tax to the location I lived and worked (didn't work and live in PA at the same time). The one where I worked was taken directly out of my pay-check whereas the one where I lived I got billed sometime in the 1st quarter of the FY (I'm guessing they used the state filed income tax data). When I lived in PA, I had to pay for my own trash and recycling collection. So while my property taxes on a house assessed at $250K might've been $4K, I had another $1500 or more in various fees and local income taxes to pay. Who knows what they are now because they have 12 schools now with over 7,700 kids in the district.
Melissa
12:19 am on Friday, January 18, 2013
Thanks Phil
FbS
8:17 am on Friday, January 18, 2013
Melissa- I said Philly burbs.. Of course Pike county is next to nothing in taxes.
mtwnres
11:23 am on Friday, January 18, 2013
What are trying to say Frank, the deer and bears don't need schools too ?
John
12:11 pm on Friday, January 18, 2013
He does not know he is worried about level concrete so he can race..
John
12:02 pm on Sunday, January 20, 2013
Go to Pittsburg and check it out