$205,000
- 3 Beds
- 2 Baths
- 1,736 Sq Ft
117 Ashley Ln, Lehighton, PA 18235
Cass Chies
Diamond 1st Real Estate, LLC.
$205,000
117 Ashley Ln, Lehighton, PA 18235
Cass Chies
Diamond 1st Real Estate, LLC.
$69,900
122 Horseshoe Ln, Lehighton, PA 18235
David Keller Realty World - Tom Hart Realty
$150,000
184 Ashley Ln, Lehighton, PA 18235
Steve Walden RE/MAX Real Estate
$575,000
0 W Lizard Creek Rd Unit 784708, East Penn Township, PA 18235
Christopher Zajacek Grace Realty Co Inc
$196,000
108 Kaysea Ln, Lehighton, PA 18235
Sabrina Pritchard BHGRE Valley Partners-Allentwn
$64,995
29 Cherokee Ln, Lehighton, PA 18235
Andrew Smith Iron Valley Real Estate - Coal Region
East Penn, PA, is a rural township in Northeastern Pennsylvania known for its outdoor recreation opportunities. Blue Mountain provides a scenic backdrop and access to the Appalachian Trail, popular for hiking and birding. The Lehigh River offers kayaking, fishing, and whitewater rafting, with Riverview Park featuring a boat launch, playground, and disc golf course. The D&L Trail runs parallel to the river, providing a multi-use path for walking, running, and biking. Residents can also enjoy the Poconos, a four-season destination for skiing, hiking, and river rafting, located within 20 minutes of East Penn. Homes in East Penn range from traditional bi-level and ranch-style houses to custom-built properties, often on large lots with mountain views. The township has a low crime risk compared to the national average. The Lehighton Area School District serves the area, offering a low student-teacher ratio. Community events are held at Ashfield Playground and Ben Salem United Church of Christ, which hosts an annual fall festival. Shopping and dining options are available in nearby Lehighton, about 5 miles away, with big-box stores and local eateries. The Pennsylvania Turnpike provides access to cities like Allentown, Philadelphia, and New York City. Lehigh Valley International Airport is approximately 25 miles away, and the nearest hospital is Lehigh Valley Hospital–Carbon, less than 5 miles from the township. Residents are currently petitioning against the use of biosolids as fertilizer on a local farm due to concerns over potential contaminants.