22 S Hull St, Sinking Spring, PA 19608
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$218,100

Trulia Estimate
as of Sep 3, 2026
  • 3 Beds
  • 1.5 Baths
  • 3 Beds
  • 1.5 Baths

22 S Hull St, Sinking Spring, PA 19608

Home Highlights

Property Type
Single-Family Home

Local Information

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  • Schools1 Elementary School1 Middle School1 High School
  • Shop & Eat
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About this House

This spacious and updates home offers the perfect blend of comfort and convenience. With three bedrooms, a stylish kitchen with stainless steel appliances, and a cozy living area with a beautiful back yard, you'll find everything you need to relax and unwind after a long day.

Whether you're a young professional looking for a convenient location or a small family searching for the perfect place to call home.

Looking for responsible long term tenant.

Single family home with nice back yard perfect for cookouts and entertaining. New mechanicals (gas furnace and central air conditioning ). New 1st floor bathroom. Property has washer and dryer hookup in basement and large attic for extra storage!

No pets allowed. Property does NOT accept Section 8, SAM or any other assistance programs.

Tenants are responsible for Water, Sewer Gas heat and hot water.
22 S Hull St, Sinking Spring, PA 19608 is a 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom single-family home. It last sold for $95,000 on Sep 1, 2020 (5,746% above the $1,625 asking price). More recently, it was listed as a rental in February 2026 with an asking price of $1,700 per month. That rental listing was removed on April 29, 2026. This property is not currently displayed as for sale or rent on Trulia. The Trulia Estimate is $218,100, with a rent estimate of $1,939/month.

Home Details for 22 S Hull St

Property Information

Property Type / Style
Property Type: Single Family Home

Rental Terms, Policies & Fees

Lease Term: Contact For Details

Interior Features

Appliances & Utilities
Refrigerator

Comparable Sales for 22 S Hull St

Address
Distance
Property Type
Sold Price
Sold Date
Bed
Bath
Sqft
3964 Penn Ave, Sinking Spring, PA
0.08
Single-Family Home
$229,900
03/13/26
3
1.5
1,183 sqft
3924 Penn Ave, Reading, PA
0.16
Single-Family Home
$235,000
07/01/26
3
1.5
1,042 sqft
744 Columbia Ave, Reading, PA
0.22
Single-Family Home
$100,000
01/13/26
5
1
1,500 sqft
107 Woodrow Ave, Sinking Spring, PA
0.12
Single-Family Home
$185,000
08/27/26
5
1.5
2,010 sqft
4205 Penn Ave, Sinking Spring, PA
0.23
Single-Family Home
$236,500
05/01/26
3
1.5
1,582 sqft
111 Cacoosing Ave, Sinking Spring, PA
0.22
Single-Family Home
$230,000
11/21/25
3
1
1,020 sqft
4133 Penn Ave, Sinking Spring, PA
0.21
Single-Family Home
$225,000
11/03/25
4
1.5
1,508 sqft
4230 Penn Ave, Sinking Spring, PA
0.27
Single-Family Home
$238,000
08/18/26
3
1
1,420 sqft
560 Columbia Ave, Sinking Spring, PA
0.10
Single-Family Home
$175,000
05/29/26
1
1
576 sqft
23 Octagon Ave, Sinking Spring, PA
0.39
Single-Family Home
$215,000
03/03/26
2
2
1,188 sqft

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Rental Market Trends in Sinking Spring

Last updated Sep 2026
Trulia Rent Estimate$1,939/mo
Average rent
$1.35K
$21MoM
Available listings
305
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Around this home

What Locals Say about Reading

At least 1993 Trulia users voted on each feature.

  • 82 % Say there are sidewalks

  • 78 % Say car is needed

  • 75 % Say it's dog friendly

  • 73 % Say yards are well-kept

  • 69 % Say there's holiday spirit

  • 67 % Say kids play outside

  • 58 % Say it's walkable to grocery stores

  • 53 % Say streets are well-lit

  • 53 % Say parking is easy

  • 51 % Say people would walk alone at night

  • 48 % Say it's walkable to restaurants

  • 48 % Say they plan to stay for at least 5 years

  • 48 % Say neighbors are friendly

  • 46 % Say it's quiet

  • 43 % Say there's wildlife

  • 28 % Say there are community events

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    "Parents generally prioritize fostering a safe, loving, and nurturing environment that promotes their child's long-term well-being and independence. Key priorities include providing unconditional love, establishing consistent boundaries, building strong communication, and modeling good behavior. Parents also highly value teaching responsibility and"
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  • Kiara Felix Cruz
    "Dog owners in Reading love the abundance of scenic green spaces, such as Gring’s Mill Recreation Area and the Reading Public Museum Arboretum, which feature extensive walking trails. Secure, off-leash play is a major plus at spots like Jim Dietrich Dog Park and the new Schlegel Park facility"
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    "Bus transportation at every corner, easy to get around either by walking, bus, bike, scooter, handicap rams on corners. Traffic light"
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  • Fred Matias
    "Our neighborhood is quite and safe. We have children in the neighborhood running up and down the block. There are no issues nor problem in our Nieghbor’s. "
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  • ReadingRenter
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  • Fred Matias
    "No community events are or have been done here, but I would love to have a neighborhood block party to celebrate us as a people. "
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    "I live in a pet friendly apartment complex and see many people walking their dogs around. Most people keep their dogs on leash. "
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    "We have some events in special dates, for example in summer we have a special event for example kids parks. "
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    "It’s peaceful and quiet for the most part and the cleanest area throughout reading beside the suburbs "
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    "There are a lot of people that walk their dogs in this area and most people are animal friendly, but you do have some people that put up signs to keep off lawn. The reason I believe this happens is because you do have some people, very few, that will walk their dogs at night and not clean up. As a dog owner, I always clean up after my dog and I get very annoyed when I am walking and I see that someone didn’t clean up after their dog. "
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    "Neighbors are pet friendly and I have ample space for my dogs in my yard. I feel my dogs are safe in our yard/home "
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    "Absolutely nothing. I moved here because I lived among the elderly and they began moving and selling their homes after Covid. Now the neighbors are loud with music playing constantly. Outside smoking weed and using profanity all the time. Gets worse during the summer time. I cannot let my kids outside to ply because there is no respect for them as children."
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  • Trulia User
    "Never leave your children alone outside. Many predators live in the area and it’s just not safe to leave them alone. "
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  • Trulia User
    "My neighborhood has great access to public transportation. It's near to a lot of market, you can get your foods ordered and delivered with no problem. "
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    "My neighborhood is dangerous and not safe for kids. I am expecting twins and do not feel comfortable living here."
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    "Evening music and live action and drama. There are usually festivals and community events during all seasons "
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    "There’s a dog swim every year on the last day that the pool is open where the dogs of the area get to go swimming. They also do a family night out every year where they show a movie on a big screen and have police and fire trucks teaching safety and playing games and vendors "
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  • Cjmayernik
    "easy access to major roadways heading towards Lancaster and Ephrata area as well as towards the Exeter and Philadelphia areas"
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Price and Tax history

DateEventPrice
Apr 29, 2026
Source: Zillow Rentals
ListingRemoved
$1,625
Apr 9, 2026
Source: Zillow Rentals
PriceChange
$1,625
Price decreased by 3%
Apr 1, 2026
Source: Zillow Rentals
PriceChange
$1,675
Price decreased by 1%
Feb 20, 2026
Source: Zillow Rentals
Listed For Rent
$1,700
Dec 20, 2024
Source: Zillow Rentals
ListingRemoved
$1,600

Frequently asked questions about 22 S Hull St

  • What is 22 S Hull St estimated to be worth?
    Trulia's estimated value for 22 S Hull St in Sinking Spring, PA is $218,100.
  • What is the price history for 22 S Hull St?
    22 S Hull St in Sinking Spring, PA last sold for $95,000 in September 2020.
  • Is Sinking Spring a buyer's or seller's market?
    Sinking Spring is currently a seller's market, based on recent for-sale activity.
  • What's the median sale price in Sinking Spring?
    The median sale price in Sinking Spring is $260K. That is up $13.33K from the prior month.

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