About 936 N Pitt St
“BACK ON THE MARKET — through no fault of the property! Here’s your second chance to own this beautiful home. Schedule your showing today!”
Welcome to this charming all-brick Cape Cod nestled in the Borough of Carlisle, PA, offering classic character, comfortable living space, and an incredible amount of flexibility for the next owner. This well-maintained 3-bedroom, 1.5-bath home features beautiful original wood flooring, adding warmth and timeless appeal throughout.
The property also offers an attached garage plus an impressive oversized detached two-car pole building, providing abundant space for vehicles, hobbies, storage, a workshop, or other possibilities. Sitting on approximately 0.62 acres, the property provides a rare amount of land for a home in the borough.
A Unique Opportunity for Additional Land Value
One of the most exciting aspects of this property is its history. The 0.62-acre parcel was at one time comprised of two separately deeded lots. This creates an intriguing opportunity for a buyer, investor, or savvy homeowner to investigate whether the additional land could potentially be re-subdivided or re-deeded into a separate parcel, subject to Borough approval, zoning, subdivision requirements, and any applicable restrictions.
If legally feasible, the ability to separate and sell the additional lot could provide the future owner with a significant potential financial benefit and an opportunity to recoup a portion of the purchase price—or potentially realize a nice profit. Buyers should conduct their own due diligence with the Borough of Carlisle, Cumberland County, and appropriate survey/title professionals to determine whether the former lot configuration can be restored.
With its classic brick construction, original hardwood floors, three bedrooms, attached garage, massive two-car pole building, and unusually generous 0.62-acre lot, this property offers far more than a charming home—it presents an opportunity to unlock additional value through the land itself.
A wonderful combination of character, space, functionality, and potential that is becoming increasingly difficult to find in Carlisle Borough.
