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Residents find suburbia in Pennsylvania’s Feasterville community
Feasterville is an organized suburban network in lower Bucks County, part of the orbit of Philadelphia in southeastern Pennsylvania. The primary draw to the community is its proximity to the City of Brotherly Love. “It’s a bedroom community for Philadelphia,” says Dan Spirer, a Realtor with Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Fox & Roach Realtors. “Properties that I’ve sold in Feasterville and Bensalem, both pre- and post-COVID, were really for commuters in Philadelphia. It’s the first step into Bucks County; primarily a suburban sprawl near a large shopping mall, a ton of big-box stores and things like that.” The Pennsylvania Turnpike is close by, allowing residents to hop on the highway to other major cities nearby, and a small commercial corridor along Street Road lines the southern end of Feasterville.
Families enjoy the spacious yards in the Feasterville neighborhood.
Lower Southampton Village Shopping Center in Feasterville has a constant stream of shoppers.
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Single-family housing variety in Feasterville
Feasterville offers residents a variety of housing options along suburban streets, though sidewalks for pedestrians are scarce. The most common architectural designs are colonial-style homes, ranch-style homes, Cape Cods and split-levels, primarily built in the latter half of the 20th century. “There is a lot of development from the 1960s and 1970s,” Spirer says. “There is a lot of suburban sprawl and a lot of tract Toll Brothers housing developments there,” he adds, referring to one of the area’s premiere home builders. Many single-family homes cost between $350,000 and $700,000.
Split-level homes with big yards are common in Feasterville.
Some houses in Feasterville have wide driveways for plenty of parking.
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Education within the Neshaminy School District
The Neshaminy School District serves the Feasterville area, earning a B-plus from Niche. Joseph E. Ferderbar Elementary School also gets a B-plus, while Poquessing Middle School receives a B. Neshaminy High School has a B-plus and has won over two dozen football championships in its program’s history.
Joseph Ferderbar Elementary in Feasterville is where kids start their education.
Neighborhood students go to Poquessing Middle School.
Neshaminy High School received a B-rating from Niche.
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Local restaurants line Street Road
The Fireside Inn is one of the area’s dining staples, serving patrons barbecue, seafood and more for nearly 50 years. Hazy’s Bar & Grill offers a sports-bar atmosphere and is a popular spot on Eagles game days, while Samarkand Steakhouse serves Uzbeki fare. More options sit along Street Road on the south side, including Hampton House Waffles & Eatery and Mochiatsu. Shoppers can choose from an ACME Markets or Giant along Street Road for groceries, or head about 3 miles east to Walmart for everyday needs. Close to the Walmart, the Neshaminy Mall has tenants like Aeropostale, Boscov’s, Barnes & Noble and AMC Theatres.
Some residents in Feasterville like to grocery shop at Bell's Market.
Residents can head to Toscana 52 for a nice dinner and catch up with friends in Feasterville.
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Nearby highways link Feasterville with Philadelphia
Residents can get around using personal vehicles or public transportation, which is available via SEPTA bus stops on Bustleton Pike and Elmwood Avenue. The Pennsylvania Turnpike and Route 1 are both less than 3 miles south; Route 1 connects with Interstate 295 about 7 miles away. Philadelphia is around 22 miles south, while Trenton sits less than 20 miles east. “It’s all right off 295,” Spirer says. “It’s definitely more of a commuter area for Philadelphia. On 295, you can also commute to Princeton fairly easily.”
Taking the train from Philadelphia to Feasterville makes locals' commutes a breeze.
Residents in Feasterville can use one of the many SEPTA Bus routes to get around.
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Community parks offer recreation in Feasterville
The closest recreational facilities to Feasterville are small municipal parks. Berrybuns Woods is a small wooded space, while Jay Dunlap Memorial Park is also known as Kopper Kettle and has a baseball field. Dolphin Park offers a number of amenities, including a skate park, soccer field, baseball field and other sports courts. Indoor spaces include Altitude Trampoline Park and Playtopia Indoor Play. Less than 5 miles up the road from Feasterville, Playwicki Farm sprawls across more than 100 acres and offers trails and active farmland. The farm also hosts an annual Holiday at the Farm event, where attendees can meet Santa, watch a tree lighting and browse local vendors. About 5 miles west, Masons Mill Park offers sports fields and courts, picnic areas, trails, water areas and a pavilion. Lucky Strike Feasterville has 48 bowling lanes in addition to an arcade, laser tag, pool tables and more. Sports fans are about 25 miles north of the Philadelphia Sports Complex, where they can catch Phillies, Eagles and Flyers games.
Locals can walk the paved trails at Playwicki Farm Park near Feasterville.
Altitude Trampoline Park is a fun place for the kids to play in Feasterville.
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On average, homes in Feasterville, PA sell after 36 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Feasterville, PA over the last 12 months is $799,000.
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Miranda PaullinKeller Williams Real Estate - Newtown
A home that is just 13 years young with so much to offer and ready to warmly welcome a new family to call it home. This home was built with attention in the details, 10ft ceiling, crown molding, wainscoting and large windows all caringly well maintained over the past 13 years. Offers 3 bedrooms and 3 full bathrooms. The primary bedroom is very spacious with cathedral ceilings, one walk in closet
Room to grow, inside and out. This lovingly maintained 4-bedroom home with an additional bonus room offers nearly 2,500 square feet of flexible living space designed for everyday comfort. The spacious kitchen with stainless-steel appliances,, and a skylight that brightens the island workspace. Luxury vinyl plank floors, recessed lighting, and two cozy fireplaces (wood-burning and propane) make
Miranda PaullinKeller Williams Real Estate - Newtown
Must sell, so make an offer today. This is Lot 12 of Feasterville Gardens. Lot is +/- 82 X 150—vacant, unimproved land, adjacent to the house located at 1515 North Meadowbrook Road. The lot would be fantastic for new construction with an out-sale into the 700K range. The address will change once you secure permits. Assume the Township will cause the address to become 1513 North Meadowbrook.
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