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Donna Ritter
I started my real estate career buying rental properties in 1999. I went to Temple University to complete my real estate courses and received my license in 2002. I went to work at that time for Prudential Fox and Roach in Oxford, PA. In 2007 I signed on at Century 21 Alliance in West Grove, PA and was involved in new construction for a local builder. In January of 2008 Century 21 Alliance closed their West Grove office and I went to work for Keller Williams Real Estate, which is where I am working now. I work hard for buyers, sellers and investors. I am a dedicated full-time real estate agent and I will do everything within my power to ensure you have a perfect real estate transaction! My key to being a successful real estate agent is my firm belief in customer service. Let's face it, if you are looking for an agent in the Southern Chester County area, you have thousands to choose from. Many are *outstanding* (and many are not). How do you pick the right agent? Almost any agent can complete the paperwork required to close a deal. Every agent has a broker they work with that can help. But not every agent will do what it takes to make sure that YOU are COMPLETELY satisfied with EVERY aspect of your real estate purchase or sale. I go above and beyond for all my clients, whether you are selling a $50,000 lot or buying a multi-million dollar home. What you're spending makes no difference to me. For me, it is ALL about customer service. Whether you are a first time buyer or a seasoned investor, I am here to help you through any real estate transaction.
Cell: (484) 643-0044
Office: (610) 444-7171
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Oxford, PA Real Estate News

By Nick Vandekar, 610-203-4543, Selling the Main Line & Chester County
(Realty ONE Group Advocates 484-237-2055)
Well, early March gave us a beautiful spring like even a summer day feeling with warm temperatures that encouraged us to get out with our dog and then see where we ended up. Our initial plan after our walk at Nottingham Country Park was to drive to Maryland and pick up some Shrimp, but when we got there the place was closed. So, on our way home we saw that Wayvine Winery, which we have not visited yet had some live music. On arriving we saw it was pretty crowded with plenty of people sitting outside enjoying the weather. I sat with Jackie our dog whilst Annie went to investigate. Returning with a Dry Riesling and a Barbera Red, with a portion of Parmesan Arancini. Both the wines were good however, the arancini were a little oily.I went to walk around and took the photo above of the oak ...
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By Nick Vandekar, 610-203-4543, Selling the Main Line & Chester County
(Realty ONE Group Advocates 484-237-2055)
Everyone knows about the Longwood Gardens Christmas Lights Display, but just down the road at the Herr's Factory in Oxford is a FREE display on the trees and factory.The whole campus is lit up, offices, factory and all the trees and the grounds as well. It is a drive through experience, but a fun one.After you have driven through there are plenty of places to enjoy dinner locally in Oxford and Nottingham, or a bit further away there is West Grove and Kennett Square. People come from Maryland, and all over to drive through and enjoy the display. No free chips, but a wonderful free light display.
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By Nick Vandekar, 610-203-4543, Selling the Main Line & Chester County
(Realty ONE Group Advocates 484-237-2055)
It is easy to be grateful if you have a grateful heart. I generally wake up happy and grateful. A friend once said to me he was grateful to be above ground another day every day.This week I reconnected with a friend, who I have not seen for several years. I realized his business, he is a mortgage lender was right where we now live. So, I had reached out and we arranged to meet up at a coffee shop in Oxford I did not know about yet. So, I am grateful for discovering this really cool coffee shop Wholly Grounds, as it looks a great pace to get out of the house and sit somewhere comfortable with a snack and a coffee. You can see they have a whole section of comfy chairs to enjoy and if you look closely there is a piano and guitar back there. My friend mentioned they sometimes have musicians...
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By Carolyn Roland- In Delaware and S. Chester County PA, Carolyn Roland, GRI, CRS
(Independent architectural histor'n)
I have done Oxford tours in the past and highly recommend this town if you have never been there before. The people are super friendly and they put on a great tour!  P.S. This one was very well attended with some good natured rushing around to be in the first tour group to get a guide. But as the man said, "Just wait a couple of minutes and my wife will give you the tour."  As indeed she did!
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By Carolyn Roland- In Delaware and S. Chester County PA, Carolyn Roland, GRI, CRS
(Independent architectural histor'n)
The Town Tours and Village Walks in Chester County, PA, came up with another hit last week in Oxford, Pennsylvania, a town of 5000 people, founded in 1833, and simply overflowing with historic buildings.The northern half of Oxford was owned by the Dickey family in the 19th century. The Dickeys included the local Presbyterian minister, the Mr O'Malley of the local bank, a state Representative, and local businessmen. Reverend John Miller Dickey and his wife Sarah Emlen Cresson founded Ashmun Institute in 1854, and which later became Lincoln University. The family played a major role in re-routing the new Philadelphia and Baltimore Central Railroad (P&BC) through Oxford. Track was laid in the 1850s. The railroad reached Oxford in 1860 and later connected to Philadelphia and Baltimore. By t...
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By Gloria and Jason Belmonte, www.cecilcountyhomesearch.com
(Prudential Fox&Roach The Belmonte Group)
Check out this great opportunity to build your dream home on this secluded culdesac lot in Oxford, Pa. for under $300k! Close to Cecil County, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Wilmington, Rt.1, 95, & Rt. 40! To be built; Belmont Model by Murphy Homes. Situated on almost 2 acres in a private cul-de-sac location. Superior quality, attention to detail, and semi custom options available. This home features 4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, a welcoming foyer, spacious eat in kitchen with nook and island, adjacent to 2 story family room with gas fireplace and overlook. Master bedroom boasts full luxury bath, walkin closets, and extra storage.   Call me today for more information on this wonderful opportunity from Murphy Homes  
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By Gloria and Jason Belmonte, www.cecilcountyhomesearch.com
(Prudential Fox&Roach The Belmonte Group)
In Chester County, Pa. this week there are 10 homes listed on the HUD website for sale. They range from single family, semi-detached, to townhomes. Looking for a deal, as always, I came across in Oxford, Pa. Located on a great location in Oxford, Pa. close to the Maryland, Pa. line; is 1902 Twin House Rd. This property is a little rough around the edges, but if you are ready to get your hands dirty, and put in a bit of TLC, this is a great place to call home. Placed on just under a half acre, this 2 bedroom, 1 bath, single family home offers just over 1100 sq feet of living space. Having the potential to be the cream of the crop, think of this home as a clean slate to make yours. With a bonus of a fabulous garage, and potential workshop, there are endless possibilities on what to do wit...
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By Janice Roosevelt, OICP ABR, ePRO,Ecobroker
( Keller Williams Brandywine Valley )
All you have to do is look at the Lazaridis family, who happen to be longtime clients, and a smile comes over your face. Pete, Camille and Parris are living the American Dream and working hard. Pete, who hails from a Philadelphia pizza-making lineage adds some Greek touches (can't wait to bring my boys in for the gyros) to Oxford's new pizza (and more) place. Pete's Pizza Kitchen on Old Baltimore Pike is dynamite. Just went back got the the gyro and "The Camille," an in incredible chicken cheese steak - out of this world.    I brought back samples to the office yesterday, and everyone is asking, "WHERE IS PIZZA PETE'S KITCHEN? I can attest to the vegetarian creation Pete made me - the freshest ingredients and the crust was outta this world. Linzee and Steve loved the ham and pineapple, ...
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OPEN HOUSES IN OXFORD, PA  Sunday, Sept. 12 1-3 105 Rosewood Drive and 236 Crimson Dr THE best buys in one of Chester Counties greatest small towns  Easy commutes to Marlyand as well  in PA. Learn why your money will go twice as far in beautiful Souther Chester County Agents your buyers will be honored.   Call Janice at 610-764-3062 or email jroosevelt@kw.com
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By Janice Roosevelt, OICP ABR, ePRO,Ecobroker
( Keller Williams Brandywine Valley )
Open Houses in Oxford    The Best of the Best 236 Crimson Drive and 105 Rosewood Drive both priced at $299,900. Sunday, September 12  1-3 p.m See unparalleled home value, and  tour in one of SE Pennsylvania's most charming towns, Oxford. Convenient to Maryland, Delaware and northern Chester County and Philadelphia, here are two amazing 4-bedroom 2.1 bath homes. Combined with historically low interest rates, you will want to make an offer immediately so prepared. Agents, your buyers will be honored. For more information contact:  Janice Roosevelt 610-764-3062   jroosevelt@kw.com
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By Janice Roosevelt, OICP ABR, ePRO,Ecobroker
( Keller Williams Brandywine Valley )
Oxford, Pennsylvania, in southwestern Chester county near the Maryland border  not only is charmingly historical with some great newer developments, but also,  it is one tasty town This are of the country and pretzels are synonymous and one thing most every school child in the area has done is tour the Herr's Pretzel factory The homes for sale in the area are incredibly affordable, ranging from historical types in the boro, to newer onles like 105 Rosewood Drive - a remarkalbe $15k BELOW the last sales price with upgrades such as hardwood floors and a finished basement with builtin bar. You'll love the views and charming small creek and footbridge. For a private tour call Janice at 610-764-3062 or email jroosevelt@kw.com
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By Janice Roosevelt, OICP ABR, ePRO,Ecobroker
( Keller Williams Brandywine Valley )
Many of my clients know that Oxford is a great place to buy investment property. The DAILY LOCAL NEWS in West Chester, PA, reports that the Oxford Borough Council  may extend inspections to commercial rental properties  The Borough  already inspects residential properties and requires that rental properties meet maintenance code standards before occupied. The inspections are being expanded to include commercial rental properties to improve the downtown business district. Why? Thee have been complaints about empty storefronts and others that appear rundown.  Borough Manager Betsey Bratner noted Oxford has already developed a list of about a dozen buildings where the owners will be approached about making improvements. Bratner raised the subject of tax incentives for new businesses that l...
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By Joseph Hagarty
(Main Line Inspections, Inc. )
                     www.OATrainS.org                Click to play sound: Old Train Hello ! We are asking that you complete our Web Page Survey. OATS is fast approaching several important deadlines which are necessary and critical to the continuing success of our project. We know that this is a busy season for everyone with the Holidays that we are devoting a great deal of time towards over the next several weeks. It does not matter if you have a present NEED for this particular Rail Service. We are looking for you opinions and Ideas.   However, OATS is asking for your help. Please just take 10 minutes and complete the Survey for us, and ultimately for yourselves. If we are to get better Freight Rail Services to grow our local economy and get the much needed Local Commuter Rail Service ...
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By Joseph Hagarty
(Main Line Inspections, Inc. )
 This effort is being led by a good friend of mine, John Stevenson. Regional rail service may return to OxfordBringing railroad service back to the Oxford Area could become a reality in the near future thanks to the efforts of a group called the Oxford Area Transit Service (OATS). OATS is a small committee that is dedicated to the revitalization of the 29.8 miles of railroad track that runs from Chadds Ford, through Oxford and ends in Nottingham. The group would like to see that track used again for both freight and passenger service.Source: Oxford Tribune; 2/27/08
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