East Allen Twp 18014
6000 Pond View Terrace
Welcome to Pond View Terrace
An exclusive 17-home cul-de-sac community offering privacy, space, and convenience. Situated on approximately one acre with a large fenced backyard. A striking stone-and-stucco exterior and inviting front porch welcome you inside.
Private Room
A grand foyer greets you. A flexible private room to the left is currently used as a home office.
A formal dining room, featuring a tray ceiling, library trim wainscoting, and inlaid hardwood floors is off to the right. A functional half bathroom features a pedestal sink and window with plantation shutters. Functional laundry room equipped with washer, dryer, and utility sink, simplifying household chores.
Formal Dining Room
Kitchen
The open-concept kitchen features a center island, stainless steel appliances, and a bright dining area overlooking the backyard, flowing seamlessly into the family room with a gas fireplace.
This generous family room is the true heart of the home, featuring a beautiful gas fireplace with a classic white surround, soaring ceilings with a ceiling fan, and an abundance of natural light pouring in through multiple arched and plantation-shuttered windows. A sliding glass door leads out to the backyard, while the open layout flows seamlessly into the kitchen — making it an ideal space for everyday living and entertaining. You'll also notice the dedicated media niche with recessed lighting, perfect for a mounted TV setup.
Family Room
Second Level
The upper hallway makes a wonderful first impression, featuring warm hardwood floors, elegant crown molding, and a stylish chandelier that adds a touch of sophistication.
What really sets this hallway apart are the two beautiful arched display niches with built-in accent lighting — a charming architectural detail you don't often see. The rich wood staircase railing anchors the space beautifully, and the hallway flows naturally to all the upper level bedrooms.
Primary Suite
The spacious primary suite offers a walk-in closet and private bath with a walk-in shower and jetted tub.
Three additional bedrooms provide plenty of room for family and guests.
Additional Bedrooms
Lower Level
The full daylight walk-out basement offers endless possibilities for future living space, recreation, or a home gym.
Outdoors
This backyard is an entertainer's dream, offering two distinct outdoor living areas. Above, a expansive composite deck with a white and black railing system provides stunning elevated views of the lush, tree-lined backyard — a perfect spot for grilling and relaxing. Below, a large pergola-covered patio with gravel and flagstone flooring offers a shaded retreat with direct walk-out access from the lower level, all framed by a charming split-rail fence and beautifully mature trees. Together, these two spaces create an incredible outdoor experience that truly extends your living space.
Step outside and you'll immediately appreciate just how special this property truly is. The expansive, split-rail fenced backyard offers a wide open, beautifully maintained lawn with incredible privacy, backed by a stunning wall of mature trees. There's also a storage shed tucked neatly in the back corner — a great bonus. And looking at the aerial view, you can really see the full scope of what you're getting here — a generously sized lot with breathtaking panoramic views of rolling farmland, open fields, and distant mountains. It's that rare combination of space, privacy, and scenery that's nearly impossible to find.
Outdoors
The Seller's Property Disclosure Statement is a detailed report completed by the homeowner that provides information about the property's condition, history, systems, and known defects. It covers important topics such as the roof, plumbing, electrical, heating and cooling systems, water and
sewer services, appliances, and any significant repairs or improvements made during ownership. This document helps buyers better understand the home and provides valuable insight beyond what can be observed during a showing.
Northampton School District
Northampton Area School District is the Home of the Konkrete Kids
Northampton Area School District is located in the heart of the Lehigh Valley. Covering 97.3 square miles in Northampton County, the school district is comprised of the boroughs of Bath, Chapman and Northampton; and the townships of Allen, East Allen, Lehigh and Moore. The population of the district is more than 38,500.
The school district is located 10 miles from the cities of Allentown and Bethlehem, 70 miles from Philadelphia and 90 miles from New York City. There is easy access to major roadways, including the Pennsylvania Turnpike, Interstate 78, Route 22, Route 145, Route 329 and Route 248.
Northampton Area School District is a community rooted deep in tradition. The Borough of Northampton was the location of the former cement giant, The Atlas Portland Cement Company. The school district mascot, the Konkrete Kid, is attributed to the once-thriving cement industry in the area. The district currently serves approximately 5,500 students through four elementary schools, a middle school, and a high school.
Elementary Schools
Northampton Area School District has five elementary school buildings to comprise four elementary schools.
Two sister elementary schools are located in the Borough of Northampton, Siegfried Elementary and Franklin Elementary. George Wolf Elementary in Bath, Lehigh Elementary in Walnutport, and Moore Elementary in Bath serve students north and east of Northampton. All elementary schools serve students in Kindergarten through fifth grade.
The elementary school curriculum stresses development of basic skills, as well as higher level thinking skills. The district's K-5 schools all offer Full Day Kindergarten, Library, Language Arts, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, Computer Instruction, Fine Arts, Physical Education, IST, Gifted and Special Education, Chorus, and Band.
Total elementary enrollment is approximately 2,400. Class sizes average approximately 24 students, but this varies from school to school.
Middle School
The Northampton Area Middle School is located in the Borough of Northampton. Enrollment is approximately 1300 students in 6th, 7th, and 8th grades.
The Middle School curriculum uses the Team Teaching approach to provide maximum interaction between the students and teachers. Interdisciplinary units incorporate core subjects and are connected to related arts.
Programs, curricula and activities include: English, Art, Mathematics, Reading, Social Studies, Computer Instruction, Music, Family and Consumer Science, Industrial Art, Exploratory Languages, Science, Music, Physical Education, Band, Chorus, Athletics, Newspaper Club and Yearbook Club.
High School
The Northampton Area High School is located in the Borough of Northampton. Enrollment is approximately 1,700 students for 9th through 12th grades. The average graduating class is 420 students.
The High School offers programs of studies in Advanced Placement, Honors, College Preparatory, and Vocational/Technical studies through the Bethlehem Area Vocational-Technical School. Co-curricular activities round out academics and include Athletics, the Arts, and various clubs and activities.
At-risk, alternative education, Student Assistance Program (SAP), and counseling services are provided at the secondary level.
About EastAllen Twp
East Allen Township is a township in Northampton County, Pennsylvania, United States. The population of East Allen Township was 5,010 at the 2020 census.[2] East Allen is part of the Lehigh Valley metropolitan area, which had a population of 861,899 and was the 68th-most populous metropolitan area in the U.S. as of the 2020 census.
History
Craig's Scotch-Irish Settlement was established in 1728, and is the oldest permanent settlement in Northampton County along the Catasauqua Creek. In 1730 they started meeting as a congregation in homes. The Scotch-Irish Presbyterians of Allen Township established a church, in 1731, made of logs. The present church (now God's Missionary Church) was built in 1813. It is the 3rd church that was built by the Presbyterians. East Allen Township was established in 1842 from what was Allen Twp. With the new township boundaries, the settlement is now located in East Allen Township at 4965 Nor-Bath Blvd. in Northampton, PA 18067 (between Bath and Northampton).
AboutNorthampton
Historic living close to recreation
The Northampton neighborhood in eastern Pennsylvania almost entirely encompasses its historic downtown, while lying on the eastern banks of the Lehigh River and offering a glimpse into its past of steel and concrete production used in 20th-century infrastructure. With the Hokendauqua Creek winding alongside and through the neighborhood, and with plenty of recreational spaces in Northampton, locals enjoy residential streets close to both nature and downtown convenience. “It’s a nice community and a good mix of houses, restaurants, banks and parks,” says Rob McCann, broker and owner at Assist-2-Sell. “It’s really convenient and gives you a bit of everything – it’s not a huge community, but it really offers anything you’re looking for.”
