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Hi all. I'm new to the board but everyone here sounded so knowledgeable i figured this would be a good place to post a few questions. I currently live in NYC and was looking for a year round vacation place with the possibility of moving there in the future. I had been to Lake Wynonah in Shuykill County in the past and was wondering if anyone here had any thoughts on it. It seemed like a nice community but looks can always be deceiving. Here are a few of my questions:
-What would be an average price for a house? -What kind of resale value will the house have in the future? -What are the average cost of taxes? -Does it pay to move into the communtiy or should I look on the outside? If anyone has any other comments I would be grateful to hear them. Thanks for any help you all can provide. |
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I have done alot of work in lake wynonah. Its a very nice place. If you want some great advice give Kathy Kahl a call her website is Lake Wynonah Professional - Kathy Kahl - Serving Southern Schuylkill she is a very good realtor who has lived in lake wynonah for over 10 years. If you decide you want to build let me know we can build framed or modular homes. Lots are very reasonably priced. If you are looking to buy a home I would recommend the area. Good Luck!!!
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The community is very nice. Usually quiet, no traffic other than residents and guests. Being away from the city lights means if you step outside at night you step out into a whole new shade of dark.
Enjoying the area can be a challenge. The drive to a supermarket is about 15 minutes but there are a few smaller markets close by that the locals use. There are some very good restaurants but finding them can be a challenge . The community has boating and fishing on two private lakes. There are several picnic areas both lakeside and at the lodge. There is a pool and tennis courts. I have listed some of my favorite local places at The Main Gate (LakeWynonah.Online). |
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