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Reading

Located in Berks County, Pennsylvania is the city of Reading, home to over 87,000 people. Residents of Reading enjoy the benefits of living in a larger city, while having the feel of a smaller town. Reading is known for its abundance of pretzel factories, and therefore referred to as “Pretzel City.”

There’s plenty of great things to see and do in Reading. Residents enjoy the natural beauty of the area through parks in the area, including Pendora Park, Angelica Creek Park, City Park, and Museum Park.

You certainly won’t have to look hard to find outstanding food in Reading. Some of the best places to eat in Reading are restaurants such as Sgurket's Café' & Tequila Bar, The Peanut Bar Restaurant, Café' Sweet Street, The Pike Café', Chatty Monks Brewing Company, Third & Spruce café', Windown Café' & Bar, Judy's on Cherry, and The Speckled Hen Cottage Pub & Ale House.

Reading is also home to several fine institutions of learning such as Reading Area Community College, Albright College, and Alvernia University. Other points of interest include The Pagoda, Centre Park Historic District, Reading Public Library, and the BIG Vision Sports Complex - BIG Vision Foundation.

Residents of Reading also enjoy the arts and entertainment found here. Berks Jazz Fest brings jazz greats together from around the world. GoggleWorks Center for the Arts, Santander Performing Arts, and Santander Arena are also outstanding outlets for the arts and music. Sports lovers appreciate having Reading Royals Hockey and Reading Fightin Phils Baseball as local teams.

Students in Reading attend schools in the Reading School District, with 13 elementary schools, 4 middle schools, 1 intermediate high school, and 1 high school.

There are a wide range of home styles available in Reading, with median home prices at $79,000, making them very affordable.

Homes For Sale in Reading

$1,000,000
Prime Commercial Opportunity on 5th Street Highway Seize the opportunity to establish your business in this high-visibility, former restaurant located directly on the bustling 5th Street Highway corridor. Offering a "practically new" blank slate, this property has undergone extensive recent renovations, leaving only your final personal touches to complete the vision. Property highlights include a complete infrastructure overhaul (2025). Move in with peace of mind knowing the heavy lifting is done. The building features a brand-new roof, new HVAC system, new plumbing, new water heater, and a heavy-duty 400-amp electric service. Modern interior finishes have been refreshed with new ceramic tile flooring, new drywall and paint and new lighting throughout. Updated facilities including new bathrooms complete with modern fixtures and ADA compliance. Drive-Thru Capability (equipped with a drive-through window) makes this perfect for high-volume food service, coffee shops, or pharmacy needs. The main parking lot and an additional second parking lot located directly across the street have both been newly sealed and striped. This will ensure ample room for staff and clientele. Situated in a high-traffic area, this property is zoned for Commercial use. Subject to zoning approval, the versatile layout is ideal for a variety of ventures, including bar, tavern, or restaurant, medical or dental office, day care center, professional services, retail store or convenience store. This sale includes the parcel at 438 Fairview St which is the second parking lot. This is a rare chance to skip the long renovation timelines and jumpstart your business in a prime Muhlenberg Township.

502 Fairview St, Reading

Listing courtesy of Coldwell Banker Realty. Contact: 6103739900

$795,000
3 Beds 4 Baths
Searching for a spacious, quality-built home in a tranquil, nature-filled setting? This exceptional Doug Young built Contemporary residence in the prestigious Hessian Pines community offers over 4,400 square feet of above ground living space and is ready to welcome its next owner. A grand two-story foyer sets the tone upon entry, showcasing a sweeping curved staircase and an elegant chandelier. The foyer opens to a dramatic two-story formal living room, where a wall of windows fills the space with natural light and creates an impressive, airy ambiance. The formal dining room features oversized windows and mirrored walls making this space feel even larger and perfect for entertaining. The well-appointed chef’s kitchen is designed for both functionality and style, offering abundant high-quality cabinetry, double ovens, and a generous peninsula. It flows seamlessly into the 23x11 sunroom addition, highlighted by exposed brick walls and serene views of the private patio and beautifully landscaped backyard. The main level is completed by a spacious great room with a wood-burning fireplace, custom built-ins, and two sets of double glass doors providing direct outdoor access, along with a conveniently located powder room. Upstairs, an impressive 18x17 office overlooks the living room below and features stained glass accents and custom built-ins. The luxurious primary suite offers a 20x14 bedroom, a private bath, and a large walk-in closet. Two additional generously sized bedroom suites, each with their own full bathroom, provide comfort and privacy for family or guests. Situated on 2.87 acres, the property offers potential for subdivision, with the possibility of an additional building lot to the right of the driveway. Whether you envision adding a pool or creating expanded outdoor living or recreational spaces, the possibilities are abundant. Ideally located just minutes from major routes, this home provides a convenient commuter location while remaining privately tucked away in a peaceful, partially wooded setting enhanced by mature landscaping. Schedule your private showing today!

34 Hessian Blvd, Reading

Listing courtesy of Keller Williams Platinum Realty - Wyomissing. Contact: 6108981441

$1,899,900
5 Beds 4 Baths
A stunning custom home in the Schuylkill Valley School District offering 5 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, and an exceptional blend of modern design, comfort, and convenience. Perfectly positioned to capture breathtaking long-distance views, this home was thoughtfully designed for low-maintenance living without sacrificing style or function. The open-concept main living area is truly impressive, featuring soaring ceilings, expansive windows, a dramatic overlook from the second floor, and an electric fireplace that anchors the space with a sleek contemporary feel. The high-end kitchen is equally striking with upscale finishes, abundant workspace, and a walk-in pantry. An elevator provides convenient access from the basement to the top floor, while smart home features, including electronic blinds and a Control4 system, bring modern living to the next level. The second-floor laundry adds everyday convenience, and the spacious bedroom layout offers flexibility for family, guests, or home office needs. The oversized walkout basement provides tremendous additional space and future potential. Outside, the rear deck was designed for comfort and enjoyment, including barefoot-friendly decking, a screened-in section, and extraordinary views that make this setting truly unforgettable. A 3-car garage, expansive driveway, and overflow parking area complete this remarkable property. This is luxury living with the views, technology, and design to match.

1064 Rick Rd, Reading

Listing courtesy of Atlas Land and Homes. Contact: 4842220228

$950,000
THIS IS A PACKAGE DEAL PRICED AT $3,225,000 AND INCLUDES 831 NORTH 10TH STREET, 17 & 19 SOUTH 3RD STREET, AND 1259 NORTH 10TH STREET Presenting the opportunity to acquire the fee simple interest in the Downtown Reading Portfolio. The Portfolio consists of three well-located assets totaling 31 residential units and one commercial space in the heart of Reading, Pennsylvania. Situated within minutes of one another, the properties provide operational efficiency, stable cash flow, and clear upside through rent growth and light renovations. The Downtown Reading Portfolio serves a deep and diverse tenant base within a submarket that continues to see steady occupancy levels of 95% or above and limited new supply, creating high barriers to entry. • Located just off Penn Street, 17 and 19 South 3rd Street consist of two adjacent three-story brick buildings totaling 10 apartment units. Built around 1900 and well-maintained over the years, both properties feature stone and mortar foundations, wood joist framing, and flat rubber roofs replaced within the past five years. Tenants are responsible for heat, electricity, and gas for cooking, with water and hot water included in a flat monthly fee, minimizing ownership expenses and streamlining operations. • A few minutes north, 1259 North 10th Street is a mixed-use, three-story brick building totaling over 14,000 square feet and featuring 9 residential units and 1 ground-floor commercial space. Constructed in 1910, the property is equipped with electric baseboard heat, in-unit hot water heaters, and copper wiring. The roof, replaced within the last five to seven years, and a durable brick exterior contribute to the property’s longevity. The flexible layout and neighborhood location provide options for improved utilization of the commercial component and continued residential stability. • Nearby, 831 North 10th Street encompasses 12 apartment units across three stories and 19,000± square feet. Built in 1890, the building retains its classic stone veneer and stucco façade while operating with a central steam boiler and gas-fired hot water system. Tenants pay for electricity and gas cooking, with ownership covering central heat, a setup that has helped sustain strong year-round occupancy. The large unit sizes and character details give the property a unique competitive edge in the local rental market. Together, these properties form a strong value-add portfolio with tangible upside potential for a new buyer. Current in-place rents, averaging between $990 and $1,200 per month, sit roughly 15% below comparable market levels, allowing for meaningful income growth through light renovations and more hands-on management. Their proximity supports shared maintenance, staffing, and operational efficiencies while maintaining flexibility across multiple tenant segments. In a market with strong occupancy fundamentals and limited new construction, the Downtown Reading Portfolio stands out as a well-balanced investment opportunity. With stable in-place income, clear rent growth potential, and properties positioned in resilient, workforce-driven neighborhoods, this Portfolio offers investors a compelling blend of stability and scalability within Berks County’s core rental corridor.

1259 N 10th St, Reading

Listing courtesy of TCS Management, LLC. Contact: 2153831439

$1,325,000
THIS IS A PACKAGE DEAL PRICED AT $3,225,000 AND INCLUDES 831 NORTH 10TH STREET, 17 & 19 SOUTH 3RD STREET, AND 1259 NORTH 10TH STREET Presenting the opportunity to acquire the fee simple interest in the Downtown Reading Portfolio. The Portfolio consists of three well-located assets totaling 31 residential units and one commercial space in the heart of Reading, Pennsylvania. Situated within minutes of one another, the properties provide operational efficiency, stable cash flow, and clear upside through rent growth and light renovations. The Downtown Reading Portfolio serves a deep and diverse tenant base within a submarket that continues to see steady occupancy levels of 95% or above and limited new supply, creating high barriers to entry. • Located just off Penn Street, 17 and 19 South 3rd Street consist of two adjacent three-story brick buildings totaling 10 apartment units. Built around 1900 and well-maintained over the years, both properties feature stone and mortar foundations, wood joist framing, and flat rubber roofs replaced within the past five years. Tenants are responsible for heat, electricity, and gas for cooking, with water and hot water included in a flat monthly fee, minimizing ownership expenses and streamlining operations. • A few minutes north, 1259 North 10th Street is a mixed-use, three-story brick building totaling over 14,000 square feet and featuring 9 residential units and 1 ground-floor commercial space. Constructed in 1910, the property is equipped with electric baseboard heat, in-unit hot water heaters, and copper wiring. The roof, replaced within the last five to seven years, and a durable brick exterior contribute to the property’s longevity. The flexible layout and neighborhood location provide options for improved utilization of the commercial component and continued residential stability. • Nearby, 831 North 10th Street encompasses 12 apartment units across three stories and 19,000± square feet. Built in 1890, the building retains its classic stone veneer and stucco façade while operating with a central steam boiler and gas-fired hot water system. Tenants pay for electricity and gas cooking, with ownership covering central heat, a setup that has helped sustain strong year-round occupancy. The large unit sizes and character details give the property a unique competitive edge in the local rental market. Together, these properties form a strong value-add portfolio with tangible upside potential for a new buyer. Current in-place rents, averaging between $990 and $1,200 per month, sit roughly 15% below comparable market levels, allowing for meaningful income growth through light renovations and more hands-on management. Their proximity supports shared maintenance, staffing, and operational efficiencies while maintaining flexibility across multiple tenant segments. In a market with strong occupancy fundamentals and limited new construction, the Downtown Reading Portfolio stands out as a well-balanced investment opportunity. With stable in-place income, clear rent growth potential, and properties positioned in resilient, workforce-driven neighborhoods, this Portfolio offers investors a compelling blend of stability and scalability within Berks County’s core rental corridor.

831 N 10th St, Reading

Listing courtesy of TCS Management, LLC. Contact: 2153831439

$950,000
THIS IS A PACKAGE DEAL PRICED AT $3,225,000 AND INCLUDES 831 NORTH 10TH STREET, 17 & 19 SOUTH 3RD STREET, AND 1259 NORTH 10TH STREET Presenting the opportunity to acquire the fee simple interest in the Downtown Reading Portfolio. The Portfolio consists of three well-located assets totaling 31 residential units and one commercial space in the heart of Reading, Pennsylvania. Situated within minutes of one another, the properties provide operational efficiency, stable cash flow, and clear upside through rent growth and light renovations. The Downtown Reading Portfolio serves a deep and diverse tenant base within a submarket that continues to see steady occupancy levels of 95% or above and limited new supply, creating high barriers to entry. • Located just off Penn Street, 17 and 19 South 3rd Street consist of two adjacent three-story brick buildings totaling 10 apartment units. Built around 1900 and well-maintained over the years, both properties feature stone and mortar foundations, wood joist framing, and flat rubber roofs replaced within the past five years. Tenants are responsible for heat, electricity, and gas for cooking, with water and hot water included in a flat monthly fee, minimizing ownership expenses and streamlining operations. • A few minutes north, 1259 North 10th Street is a mixed-use, three-story brick building totaling over 14,000 square feet and featuring 9 residential units and 1 ground-floor commercial space. Constructed in 1910, the property is equipped with electric baseboard heat, in-unit hot water heaters, and copper wiring. The roof, replaced within the last five to seven years, and a durable brick exterior contribute to the property’s longevity. The flexible layout and neighborhood location provide options for improved utilization of the commercial component and continued residential stability. • Nearby, 831 North 10th Street encompasses 12 apartment units across three stories and 19,000± square feet. Built in 1890, the building retains its classic stone veneer and stucco façade while operating with a central steam boiler and gas-fired hot water system. Tenants pay for electricity and gas cooking, with ownership covering central heat, a setup that has helped sustain strong year-round occupancy. The large unit sizes and character details give the property a unique competitive edge in the local rental market. Together, these properties form a strong value-add portfolio with tangible upside potential for a new buyer. Current in-place rents, averaging between $990 and $1,200 per month, sit roughly 15% below comparable market levels, allowing for meaningful income growth through light renovations and more hands-on management. Their proximity supports shared maintenance, staffing, and operational efficiencies while maintaining flexibility across multiple tenant segments. In a market with strong occupancy fundamentals and limited new construction, the Downtown Reading Portfolio stands out as a well-balanced investment opportunity. With stable in-place income, clear rent growth potential, and properties positioned in resilient, workforce-driven neighborhoods, this Portfolio offers investors a compelling blend of stability and scalability within Berks County’s core rental corridor.

17-19 S 3rd St, Reading

Listing courtesy of TCS Management, LLC. Contact: 2153831439

$1,325,000
THIS IS A PACKAGE DEAL PRICED AT $3,225,000 AND INCLUDES 831 NORTH 10TH STREET, 17 & 19 SOUTH 3RD STREET, AND 1259 NORTH 10TH STREET Presenting the opportunity to acquire the fee simple interest in the Downtown Reading Portfolio. The Portfolio consists of three well-located assets totaling 31 residential units and one commercial space in the heart of Reading, Pennsylvania. Situated within minutes of one another, the properties provide operational efficiency, stable cash flow, and clear upside through rent growth and light renovations. The Downtown Reading Portfolio serves a deep and diverse tenant base within a submarket that continues to see steady occupancy levels of 95% or above and limited new supply, creating high barriers to entry. • Located just off Penn Street, 17 and 19 South 3rd Street consist of two adjacent three-story brick buildings totaling 10 apartment units. Built around 1900 and well-maintained over the years, both properties feature stone and mortar foundations, wood joist framing, and flat rubber roofs replaced within the past five years. Tenants are responsible for heat, electricity, and gas for cooking, with water and hot water included in a flat monthly fee, minimizing ownership expenses and streamlining operations. • A few minutes north, 1259 North 10th Street is a mixed-use, three-story brick building totaling over 14,000 square feet and featuring 9 residential units and 1 ground-floor commercial space. Constructed in 1910, the property is equipped with electric baseboard heat, in-unit hot water heaters, and copper wiring. The roof, replaced within the last five to seven years, and a durable brick exterior contribute to the property’s longevity. The flexible layout and neighborhood location provide options for improved utilization of the commercial component and continued residential stability. • Nearby, 831 North 10th Street encompasses 12 apartment units across three stories and 19,000± square feet. Built in 1890, the building retains its classic stone veneer and stucco façade while operating with a central steam boiler and gas-fired hot water system. Tenants pay for electricity and gas cooking, with ownership covering central heat, a setup that has helped sustain strong year-round occupancy. The large unit sizes and character details give the property a unique competitive edge in the local rental market. Together, these properties form a strong value-add portfolio with tangible upside potential for a new buyer. Current in-place rents, averaging between $990 and $1,200 per month, sit roughly 15% below comparable market levels, allowing for meaningful income growth through light renovations and more hands-on management. Their proximity supports shared maintenance, staffing, and operational efficiencies while maintaining flexibility across multiple tenant segments. In a market with strong occupancy fundamentals and limited new construction, the Downtown Reading Portfolio stands out as a well-balanced investment opportunity. With stable in-place income, clear rent growth potential, and properties positioned in resilient, workforce-driven neighborhoods, this Portfolio offers investors a compelling blend of stability and scalability within Berks County’s core rental corridor.

831 N 10th St, Reading

Listing courtesy of TCS Management, LLC. Contact: 2153831439

$950,000
THIS IS A PACKAGE DEAL PRICED AT $3,225,000 AND INCLUDES 831 NORTH 10TH STREET, 17 & 19 SOUTH 3RD STREET, AND 1259 NORTH 10TH STREET Presenting the opportunity to acquire the fee simple interest in the Downtown Reading Portfolio. The Portfolio consists of three well-located assets totaling 31 residential units and one commercial space in the heart of Reading, Pennsylvania. Situated within minutes of one another, the properties provide operational efficiency, stable cash flow, and clear upside through rent growth and light renovations. The Downtown Reading Portfolio serves a deep and diverse tenant base within a submarket that continues to see steady occupancy levels of 95% or above and limited new supply, creating high barriers to entry. • Located just off Penn Street, 17 and 19 South 3rd Street consist of two adjacent three-story brick buildings totaling 10 apartment units. Built around 1900 and well-maintained over the years, both properties feature stone and mortar foundations, wood joist framing, and flat rubber roofs replaced within the past five years. Tenants are responsible for heat, electricity, and gas for cooking, with water and hot water included in a flat monthly fee, minimizing ownership expenses and streamlining operations. • A few minutes north, 1259 North 10th Street is a mixed-use, three-story brick building totaling over 14,000 square feet and featuring 9 residential units and 1 ground-floor commercial space. Constructed in 1910, the property is equipped with electric baseboard heat, in-unit hot water heaters, and copper wiring. The roof, replaced within the last five to seven years, and a durable brick exterior contribute to the property’s longevity. The flexible layout and neighborhood location provide options for improved utilization of the commercial component and continued residential stability. • Nearby, 831 North 10th Street encompasses 12 apartment units across three stories and 19,000± square feet. Built in 1890, the building retains its classic stone veneer and stucco façade while operating with a central steam boiler and gas-fired hot water system. Tenants pay for electricity and gas cooking, with ownership covering central heat, a setup that has helped sustain strong year-round occupancy. The large unit sizes and character details give the property a unique competitive edge in the local rental market. Together, these properties form a strong value-add portfolio with tangible upside potential for a new buyer. Current in-place rents, averaging between $990 and $1,200 per month, sit roughly 15% below comparable market levels, allowing for meaningful income growth through light renovations and more hands-on management. Their proximity supports shared maintenance, staffing, and operational efficiencies while maintaining flexibility across multiple tenant segments. In a market with strong occupancy fundamentals and limited new construction, the Downtown Reading Portfolio stands out as a well-balanced investment opportunity. With stable in-place income, clear rent growth potential, and properties positioned in resilient, workforce-driven neighborhoods, this Portfolio offers investors a compelling blend of stability and scalability within Berks County’s core rental corridor.

17-19 S 3rd St, Reading

Listing courtesy of TCS Management, LLC. Contact: 2153831439

$950,000
THIS IS A PACKAGE DEAL PRICED AT $3,225,000 AND INCLUDES 831 NORTH 10TH STREET, 17 & 19 SOUTH 3RD STREET, AND 1259 NORTH 10TH STREET Presenting the opportunity to acquire the fee simple interest in the Downtown Reading Portfolio. The Portfolio consists of three well-located assets totaling 31 residential units and one commercial space in the heart of Reading, Pennsylvania. Situated within minutes of one another, the properties provide operational efficiency, stable cash flow, and clear upside through rent growth and light renovations. The Downtown Reading Portfolio serves a deep and diverse tenant base within a submarket that continues to see steady occupancy levels of 95% or above and limited new supply, creating high barriers to entry. • Located just off Penn Street, 17 and 19 South 3rd Street consist of two adjacent three-story brick buildings totaling 10 apartment units. Built around 1900 and well-maintained over the years, both properties feature stone and mortar foundations, wood joist framing, and flat rubber roofs replaced within the past five years. Tenants are responsible for heat, electricity, and gas for cooking, with water and hot water included in a flat monthly fee, minimizing ownership expenses and streamlining operations. • A few minutes north, 1259 North 10th Street is a mixed-use, three-story brick building totaling over 14,000 square feet and featuring 9 residential units and 1 ground-floor commercial space. Constructed in 1910, the property is equipped with electric baseboard heat, in-unit hot water heaters, and copper wiring. The roof, replaced within the last five to seven years, and a durable brick exterior contribute to the property’s longevity. The flexible layout and neighborhood location provide options for improved utilization of the commercial component and continued residential stability. • Nearby, 831 North 10th Street encompasses 12 apartment units across three stories and 19,000± square feet. Built in 1890, the building retains its classic stone veneer and stucco façade while operating with a central steam boiler and gas-fired hot water system. Tenants pay for electricity and gas cooking, with ownership covering central heat, a setup that has helped sustain strong year-round occupancy. The large unit sizes and character details give the property a unique competitive edge in the local rental market. Together, these properties form a strong value-add portfolio with tangible upside potential for a new buyer. Current in-place rents, averaging between $990 and $1,200 per month, sit roughly 15% below comparable market levels, allowing for meaningful income growth through light renovations and more hands-on management. Their proximity supports shared maintenance, staffing, and operational efficiencies while maintaining flexibility across multiple tenant segments. In a market with strong occupancy fundamentals and limited new construction, the Downtown Reading Portfolio stands out as a well-balanced investment opportunity. With stable in-place income, clear rent growth potential, and properties positioned in resilient, workforce-driven neighborhoods, this Portfolio offers investors a compelling blend of stability and scalability within Berks County’s core rental corridor.

1259 N 10th St, Reading

Listing courtesy of TCS Management, LLC. Contact: 2153831439

$550,000
4 Beds 4 Baths
Nestled on a peaceful, wooded 1.82 acre lot, you will find the perfect place for multi-generational living! Only 5 minutes to Penske headquarters, Route 10 and I-176, you’re tucked away yet close to everything. Everyone will have their own space in this beautiful home that is complete with a huge in-law suite on the lower level that includes a living room, kitchenette-like area with coffee station, fridge and microwave, large bedroom, and full ADA-compliant bathroom. The upstairs level is equally impressive with hand-scraped oak hardwood flooring, freshly painted crisp white walls throughout, updated contemporary bathrooms, and an airy open concept feel! In the kitchen, the new quartz countertops and backsplash are highlighted by the custom cherry cabinets, built-in appliances, and abundance of natural light! The kitchen flows nicely into the formal dining and living rooms where you will also find a family room/den with an impressive stone wood-burning fireplace and sliding glass doors to the backyard. To complete this level, there are 3 bedrooms and 3 full bathrooms including the master bedroom suite which boasts glass doors leading out to the new back deck. You will also fall in love with the outside! The backyard is completely private with a gorgeous wooded backdrop and plenty of space to find serenity. There is also a 2-car side entry garage and an additional drive area along the top of the property for plenty of parking or to access the main level - and the seller is even including their golf cart for easier access up the second drive! Other notable features include: a main floor laundry, newer roof (2015), newer central HVAC (2020), 2 new split units added downstairs (2024), newly remodeled bathrooms (2025), 4th full bathroom added downstairs (2023), newer hot water heater (2021), new insulation in attic (2024), updated lighting (2024), and newly installed back deck (2025). A one-year Cinch home warranty is also included for your peace of mind! AND, the sellers have offered to include a golf cart which is used for easy access from the driveway to the 2nd floor! So set up your showing today! You will not be disappointed!

49 Fawn Dr, Reading

Listing courtesy of BHHS Homesale Realty- Reading Berks. Contact: 8003833535

$2,300,000
Three Laundromat - Commercial Investment Opportunity in Reading, PA. Available to be purchased Individually or as a Package for $2,300,000. (Real Estate, Laundromat Business and Equipment is included in the Sale) Excellent opportunity to acquire three established laundromats in Reading, Pennsylvania, offered individually or as a combined portfolio. Each location is currently operating (121 S 5th St will be reopening shortly) and serves high-density residential neighborhoods with consistent demand for self-service laundry. This offering is well suited for owner-operators, regional operators, or investors seeking stable cash flow with operational upside. Location 1. The Missing Sock Laundromat 1170 Perkiomen Ave, Reading, PA 19602 Operating neighborhood laundromat located along a well-traveled corridor with strong visibility and easy access. Surrounded by residential housing and local businesses, supporting steady customer traffic. Location 2. Jake’s 9th St Laundromat 1501 N 9th St, Reading, PA 19604 Established laundromat in North Reading with a dense surrounding population. Convenient location with consistent foot traffic and repeat clientele. Location 3. Sunrise Laundromat 121 S 5th St, Reading, PA 19602 Centrally located laundromat serving a densely populated area. Walkable location with strong neighborhood demand and long-standing community presence. Property Highlights include: Three separate laundromats, Offered individually or as a package, Total portfolio price of $2,300,000, High-density residential trade areas, Established customer bases, Opportunity for operational efficiencies and future growth. Financial information, equipment details, and additional operational data available upon request. Serious buyers are encouraged to drive by each location and contact us for further details.

N 9th St, Reading

Listing courtesy of Pagoda Realty ERA Powered. Contact: 6109857700

$349,000
New price!! Welcome to Kenhorst Village Professional Center!! This is an Office Condominium that measures in at 1,382 SQFT, and it is conveniently located in a great location with a lot of public traffic. This commercial property is actually 2 separate units that were combined into 1 larger office space. When you walk in, you will notice the reception area along with the reception office with a lot of space for all files you may need. On the other side of the hallway, you will see the main office for the doctor. The property currently has 3 exam rooms and one sink in each exam room. There are also two bathrooms and a small kitchen area. There is plenty of storage space on the property. This property is currently used as a Urology office, and it is perfect for any type of doctor, dentist, chiropractor, any doctor who prioritizes flexible, comprehensive, and personal care. This commercial property could also be turned into a lawyer, real estate office, tax specialist, or any other professional office you can think of! This is a convenient, attractive space with plenty of parking in the heart of Reading, PA. There is natural gas heat and electric central air conditioning, water and sewer bills are included in the monthly condo fee of $433.34. This property can be sold or leased. Bring any questions you may have to the listing agent so he may assist you with anything you may need, and make sure to take a look at the live video tour!!

1829 New Holland Rd, Reading

Listing courtesy of Coldwell Banker Realty. Contact: 6103739900

$795,000
4 Beds 4 Baths
SELLER IS LOOKING FOR AN OFFER! Here is your opportunity to own a truly distinctive 4-bedroom, 2.5-bath all-stone Tudor-style home on approximately 1.35 acres, beautifully situated along a fairway of the prestigious Berkshire Country Club and located in the Schuylkill Valley School District. Homes with this combination of character, acreage, location, and craftsmanship simply do not come along often! From the moment you arrive, the solid all-stone construction immediately makes a statement. This is a substantial home with classic architectural character and undeniable craftsmanship throughout. The slate roof was replaced in 2014, and new carpeting was installed in 2023, complementing the home's beautiful hardwood flooring. Inside, the spacious living room is loaded with character, featuring an open-beam ceiling, fireplace, and unique bump-out bar area—a wonderful space for entertaining or simply enjoying the home's timeless atmosphere. The exceptionally large dining room offers plenty of room for gatherings and special occasions. The kitchen is where the opportunity really gets exciting. While it would benefit from updating, the space and potential are already here. Bring your imagination and create the kitchen you've always wanted while adding significant value and personal appeal to this impressive property. Just off the kitchen is a charming stone-walled sunken breakfast area with convenient access to the dining room. Upstairs are four bedrooms and two full bathrooms, providing plenty of room for family, guests, an office, or additional living space. Outside, the approximately 1.35-acre setting provides plenty of room, privacy, and versatility, with a nice rear patio and expansive yard adjoining a Berkshire Country Club fairway. It's a setting that's difficult to duplicate—peaceful and spacious, yet remarkably convenient. And the location? Excellent. You're approximately one-half mile from Reading Regional Airport and St. Joseph Medical Center, while Route 183 provides easy connections to Routes 12, 222, and I-78. This is not just another house—it's an opportunity. The combination of an all-stone Tudor design, exceptional craftsmanship, acreage, privacy, desirable location, and the ability to update and add value makes this a property worth serious consideration. SELLER IS READY TO MAKE A DEAL—BRING YOUR OFFER! If you've been searching for a substantial home with character, land, and tremendous potential, this one deserves your attention. 24-hour notice required for all showings. Please schedule through ShowingTime.

1804 Bernville Rd, Reading

Listing courtesy of RE/MAX Of Reading. Contact: (610) 670-2770

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