Nick Smith
Coldwell Banker Hearthside-Allentown
(484) 246-7713
284 Total Sales
2 in Heidelberg
$225K - $675K Price Range
Heidelberg
$431,579
Average Value
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Agents Specializing in this Area
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Nick Smith
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Don Billig
Don Billig
Northwest Territory Real Estate Services, LLC
(484) 214-2732
57 Total Sales
10 in Heidelberg
$140K - $533K Price Range
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Ken Varilek
Ken Varilek
Responds QuicklyEXP Realty, LLC
(484) 666-0126
135 Total Sales
1 in Heidelberg
$275,000 Price
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JD Lepeta
JD Lepeta
Keller Williams Northampton
(610) 776-9099
52 Total Sales
1 in Heidelberg
$490,000 Price
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Elisabeth Grant
Elisabeth Grant
Responds QuicklyRE/MAX Real Estate
(484) 246-7448
70 Total Sales
2 in Heidelberg
$20K - $310K Price Range
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Carrie Ward
Carrie Ward
Responds QuicklyHowardHanna TheFrederickGroup
(484) 246-8991
58 Total Sales
1 in Heidelberg
$210,000 Price
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Heidelberg Township
Established in 1752 after the organization of Northampton County, Heidelberg Township is a rural Allentown suburb that spans 26 square miles in the northwest corner of Lehigh County. The township has the third-most preserved farmland in Lehigh County, with 56 farms covering almost 4,000 acres of preserved land, a little less than 5% of the land. The township is just south of Blue Mountain and is home to Bake Oven Knob, which is the highest point in the county. “Heidelberg Township is very rural,” says Randy Beitler, an associate broker with Fredrick Group of Howard Hanna Real Estate Services, who has been in real estate for 15 years. “However, people are still looking to move here. If you are into biking and hiking, it is perfect because fewer cars are on the roads and multiple trails and paths to take advantage of.” Rolling and winding roads cut through acres of farmland and mature trees. Older ranch styles and Colonial Revivals are spread out on these roads. Prices range from $277,000 to $770,000, but buyers can expect a three-bedroom ranch-style to sell for about $280,000, while a three-bedroom Colonial will be around $365,000. “The market here is still solid, however. It has an even lower inventory than most places, so when things are listed properly, they fly off the market,” Beitler says. Children will attend the Northwestern Lehigh School District, which scores a B on Niche, serves a little more than 2,000 students, and has a 98% graduation rate. Students will attend Northwestern Elementary, Northwestern Lehigh Middle and Northwestern Lehigh High School. The elementary school scores a C-plus, the middle school grades a B, and the high school is a B-plus on Niche. Students who attend a district school each get their own personal Chromebook to support their learning and instruction through the 1:1 Technology Program. The largest park in Lehigh County, Trexler Nature Preserve, was donated to the county by General Harry C. Trexler following his death. Today, the preserve offers over 18 miles of trails for wildlife observation, hiking, walking, horseback riding and mountain biking. The Covered Bridge Trail is ADA-accessible, and the path allows anglers to reach Jordan Creek for a day on the water. Living in Heidelberg is an outdoor person’s dream, with proximity to the Appalachian Trail, Bake Oven Knob and Knife’s Edge. All three places offer various trails for hiking and mountain biking. Residents can head to the Weis Market in the neighboring North Whitehall Township for groceries and other household needs. The township has some mom and pop restaurants, including Curious Goods at the Bake Oven Inn, a farm-to-table experience that opened in 2007. Another local favorite is Don Corleone’s Restaurant, which serves pizzas and other Italian fare. While no major interstates or public transportation reach the township, residents can take Mountain Road, which has an on-ramp to Interstate 476, the northeast corridor of the Pennsylvania Turnpike. PA-100 and PA-309 are two of the major roadways in Heidelberg. Many local clubs and churches organize yearly community events. One of the largest each year is the Pioneer Apple Fest, which takes place at Ontenaunee Park in New Tripoli. The event has live music and a lot of local restaurants with an apple flare. With the number of German settlers that settled in Pennsylvania, the state has four Heidelberg Townships. The above content pertains to the one in Lehigh County, but three other townships bare the same name in Berks County, Lebanon County and York County.
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Weather
Annual Precipitation
48''
Average Winter Low Temperature
22°F
Average Summer High Temperature
86°F
Annual Snowfall
21''
Area Factors
Somewhat Bikeable
Bike Score®
15
/ 100
Car-Dependent
Walk Score®
1
/ 100
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Source: Walk Score
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