Summit Hill PA, 18250
333 E Hazard Street
Comfort and Convenience
Fully updated single home in Summit Hill offering modern comfort and functional design. Extensive renovations have been done creating a bright, open layout with quality improvements throughout. Upgrades include drywall and insulation, updated plumbing and a 200-amp electrical system, for the newer baseboard heating with thermostats.
Step inside and you’ll immediately feel at ease. Thoughtful updates throughout the home create a warm and welcoming atmosphere that blends modern convenience with timeless character. Every detail feels bright, fresh, and ready for you to make it your own — a home that’s truly comfortable from morning coffee to relaxed evenings with family or friends.
Inviting Atmosphere
The kitchen has been completely redesigned with newer cabinetry featuring soft-close drawers, along with refreshed bathrooms, updated lighting and ceiling fans, some newer windows, exterior and interior doors with updated trim, and durable flooring including laminate, vinyl plank, and tile.
Kitchen
Welcome to your peaceful primary suite — a space designed for comfort, calm, and everyday ease. This spacious bedroom offers a tranquil retreat at the end of the day with plenty of room for rest, relaxation, and personal style. Natural light filters gently through the windows, creating a bright yet soothing environment. Thoughtful updates and clean finishes make this suite feel fresh and inviting, while easy access to the rest of the home ensures both comfort and convenience. It’s more than just a bedroom — it’s your private sanctuary to unwind, recharge, and start each day refreshed.
Primary Suite
Bedooms
This home offers additional bedrooms that are both comfortable and versatile — perfect for family, guests, or turning a space into a home office or creative nook. Each room features ample natural light, clean lines, and updated finishes that blend classic character with everyday functionality. Whether you’re unwinding after a long day or setting up a quiet work‑from‑home spot, these bedrooms provide the space and flexibility to fit your lifestyle.
Bathrooms
1 full bathroom and 1 half bath.
The backyard has potential for off-street parking from the rear. With substantial updates already completed, this home provides a great opportunity for easy living with modern upgrades in place.
Outdoors
Property Detail
The Lead-Based Paint Disclosure is a legal requirement for real estate transactions involving homes built before 1978. This document informs buyers and renters about the presence of lead-based paint, which can pose serious health risks, especially to young children and pregnant women.
A seller's disclosure is crucial for informed decision-making and a smoother, more transparent home-buying process.
Lead-Based Paint Disclosure
Seller's Property Disclosure
Panther Valley School District
In 1964, Summit Hill, Lansford, Coaldale and Nesquehoning schools joined to form the Panther Valley School District. Panther Valley consists of three schools, an elementary school located in Nesquehoning, an intermediate and junior senior high school located on route 209 in Summit Hill. The Panther Valley School District’s colors are black, gold, and white. The mascot is the panther.
About Summit Hill
In the Panther Valley area of Carbon County, Summit Hill is a rural borough and one of the oldest coal towns in the country. Near the end of the 18th century, the Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company began some of its earliest mining in Summit Hill after anthracite coal was discovered in the eastern end of present-day Pisgah Mountain. While the coal industry played a major role in establishing and defining this area, it no longer actively drives the community and its economy like it once did. “Other than some minor coaling done in nearby Lansford, the coal industry in this region has almost fizzled out at this point,” says Timothy Klotz, a local Broker/Owner of TNT Premier Real Estate who has over two decades of experience selling properties in the Panther Valley area. “Very few homes here are still coal-powered; most have converted to electric.” According to the U.S. Census Bureau, there are approximately 3,100 residents living in Summit Hill as of 2020. Many of Summit Hill’s current residents are drawn by the borough’s relatively affordable housing costs, small-town community and slower pace of life in the countryside. The borough has an overall CAP Index Crime Score of 4 out of 10, which is on par with the national average.
Area Highlights
🏘️ Community & Vibe
• Historic small-town charm with tight-knit community energy
• Quiet, peaceful streets
• One of the oldest coal towns in the U.S. (est. 1790s), with deep mining history
🌲 Nature & Outdoor Recreation
• Mauch Chunk Lake Park
• Swimming, fishing, kayaking, picnics
• Seasonal events and stunning fall foliage
• Switchback Trail
• Historic gravity railroad trail turned hiking/biking path
• Scenic mountain views and forest trails
• Proximity to Lehigh Gorge State Park for whitewater rafting, hiking, waterfalls
🏛️ Historic & Local Flavor
• Victorian architecture + coal-era buildings
• Local churches, old-school fire halls, and civic pride
• Seasonal festivals, parades, and community events (Christmas, Halloween, etc.)
🛍️ Nearby Attractions
• Jim Thorpe (10–15 minutes away)
• Boutiques, cafés, train rides, museums
• More tourist-friendly but still keeps the mountain-town charm
• Tamaqua and Lehighton nearby for more shopping/dining options
🧘♂️ Lifestyle
• Quiet living, lots of open sky
• Great for outdoor lovers, history buffs
• Affordable cost of living compared to urban areas
