263 W Buttonwood St, Reading, PA 19601
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SOLD
FEB 12, 2026

263 W Buttonwood St
Reading, PA 19601

  • 5 Beds
  • 1 Bath
  • 1,384 sqft

$160,000

Last Sold: Feb 12, 2026
$116/sqft
Est. Refi. Payment $886/mo*
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$160,000

Last Sold: Feb 12, 2026
$116/sqft
Est. Refi. Payment $886/mo*
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5 Beds
1 Bath
1,384 sqft

Local Information

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  • Schools1 Preschool School2 Elementary Schools1 Middle School1 High School
  • Shop & Eat
-- mins to
Commute Destination

Home Highlights

Property Type
Single-Family Home
Year Built
1900
Living Area
1,384 sqft
Price/Sqft
$116/sqft

About this House

This single-family home is located at 263 W Buttonwood St, Reading, PA. 263 W Buttonwood St is in Reading, PA and in ZIP code 19601. This property has 5 bedrooms, 1 bathroom and approximately 1,384 sqft of floor space. The last sold price per dimension was $116/sqft. This property has a lot size of 1306 sqft and was built in 1900.
263 W Buttonwood St, Reading, PA 19601 is a 5 bedroom, 1 bathroom, 1,384 sqft single-family home built in 1900. It last sold for $160,000 on Feb 12, 2026. It is currently off market. The Trulia Estimate is $228,500, with a rent estimate of $1,595/month.

Home Details for 263 W Buttonwood St

Interior Features

Heating & Cooling
Heating: Forced AirCooling System: CentralHeating Fuel: Forced Air
Levels, Entrance, & Accessibility
Stories: 3
Interior Details
AtticNumber of Rooms: 8

Property Information

Year Built
Year Built: 1900
Property Type / Style
Property Type: Single Family Home

Exterior Features

Exterior Home Features
Exterior: Brick

Price & Status

Price
Price Per Sqft: $116/sqft

Community

Units in Building: 1

Lot Information

Lot Area: 1306 sqft

Price History for 263 W Buttonwood St

DatePriceEventSource
02/12/2026$160,000Sold
N/A
08/18/2022$125,000Sold
Bright MLS #PABK2016576
07/26/2022$125,000PendingBright MLS #PABK2016576
05/31/2022$125,000Sold
Bright MLS #PABK2015206
05/30/2022$125,000Listed For SaleBright MLS #PABK2016576
01/26/2015$10,000Sold
N/A
07/22/2014$2,200Sold
N/A
08/09/2006$27,500Sold
N/A

Market trends in Reading

Last updated June 2026
Buyer'sMarketSeller'sMarket
Avg. sale price
$247K
$10KMoM
Sale-to-List Price
100.3%
Price per sq ft
$157
$3MoM
Available listings
360
25MoM
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Property Tax and Assessment

Year2025
Tax$2,930
Assessment$65,000
Home facts updated by county records

Comparable Sales for 263 W Buttonwood St

Address
Distance
Property Type
Sold Price
Sold Date
Bed
Bath
Sqft
447 Tulpehocken St, Reading, PA
0.06
Single-Family Home
$155,000
12/29/25
5
1
1,251
550A Tulpehocken St, Reading, PA
0.21
Single-Family Home
$182,000
08/19/25
5
1
1,377
515 Ritter St, Reading, PA
0.21
Single-Family Home
$165,000
08/04/25
4
1
1,410
539 Gordon St, Reading, PA
0.19
Single-Family Home
$210,000
06/16/26
5
1
1,694
251 N Front St, Reading, PA
0.26
Single-Family Home
$200,000
04/17/26
5
1
1,738
513 N Front St, Reading, PA
0.31
Single-Family Home
$70,000
07/01/26
5
1
1,714
556 Gordon St, Reading, PA
0.21
Single-Family Home
$175,000
08/29/25
2
1
1,150
131 W Buttonwood St, Reading, PA
0.19
Single-Family Home
$35,900
12/30/25
6
1
1,608
836 McKnight St, Reading, PA
0.56
Single-Family Home
$173,000
09/23/25
5
1
1,557
Home facts updated by county records

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Assigned Schools

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What Locals Say about Reading

At least 1993 Trulia users voted on each feature.

  • 81 % 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

  • 54 % 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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    "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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  • 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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    "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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