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Where you can have your space and know your neighbors
Locals say it’s not so much what’s in Hokendauqua, but what’s nearby that makes it so attractive. Home to nearly 3,500 residents, this Whitehall Township, Pennsylvania, community is 5 miles from Allentown and an hour’s drive to Philadelphia and the Pocono Mountains. “It’s a community that’s close to a lot of big cities and attractions, but it’s got a small-town feel,” says Woody Howell, owner and broker of Real Estate of America, who’s been selling homes in the area for 30 years. “It’s the kind of place where you’ll know your mailman. You’ve got access to everything you need there, but it’s not overcrowded. You have your space.”
Homes from the late 1800s to the present day
Those looking to move to Hokendauqua will primarily find houses built from the late 1800s to the modern day. They come in a range of styles including duplexes, Colonial Revivals and contemporary homes with two-car garages. Properties typically rest along sidewalk-lined streets with spacious quarter-acre lots adorned with mature pine and maple trees that are common to the area. A cozy three-bedroom, one-bath cottage may sell in the low-$300,000s, while a more spacious four-bedroom, two-bath costs around $400,000. “The market is still strong there,” Howell says. “On average things sell within two weeks and sometimes there are multiple offers. The entire valley is low inventory. There are more buyers than there are houses. It’s been a sellers’ market for a long time.”
Victorian homes from the early 1900s make Hokendauqua a unique neighborhood.
Craftsman homes mix with American Foursqaures in Hokendauqua.
A large Modern Colonial home built in the 2000s sells for $330,000 in Hokendauqua.
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Big boxes and mom-and-pops around Hokendauqua
From Giant to T.J. Maxx to Walmart Supercenter, nationally known retailers are about a mile away on MacArthur Road. For dining out, many residents start off their day at Whitehall Diner, on MacArthur Road, where patrons can indulge on avocado toast and other breakfast favorites. Palace Pizza, on Lehigh Street, is the go-to spot for creative taco and cheeseburger pies.
MacArthur Road is where Hokendauqua locals find large retailers.
Wicked Sweet Bakery serves Hokendauqua delicious homemade pastries and sweets.
Hokendauqua residents shop for groceries at the local Giant.
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Home to the Zephyrs and their marching band
Public school students may attend George D. Steckel Elementary, Whitehall-Coplay Middle and Whitehall High. The elementary and high schools both earn B Niche grades, while the middle school scores a B-minus. Home of the Zephyrs, the high school boasts a state-award-winning marching band.
Whitehall-Coplay Middle School serves 970 students in grades 6-8.
Zephyr Elementary School sports a 14 to 1 student to teacher ratio.
Whitehall High School receives an overall B- grade from niche.com.
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Cooling off in the Hokendauqua Park creek
For outdoor fun, residents can head to Hokendauqua Park, on Lehigh Street. At the 11-acre park, locals can shoot some hoops, play a game of tennis, watch their kids frolic on the playground or cool off in the creek or at the pool during the summer months. A section of the 9-mile Ironton Rail Trail runs through Hokendauqua. The former Ironton Railroad track has been transformed into a paved trail that’s popular among walkers, runners and bikers alike.
Take a walk on the beautiful trails in Hokendauqua Park.
The playground at Hokendauqua Park is a favorite with neighborhood kids.
Hokendauqua Park spans 10 acres in the Hokendauqua neighborhood.
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Travel to Allentown, Philly or the Poconos
With a quick 5-mile trip south via Route 145, entertainment on a larger scale awaits in Allentown, where residents can catch a Lehigh Valley Phantoms professional ice hockey game at PPL Center on Hampton Street or support local farmers and food vendors at the indoor Allentown Fairgrounds and Farmers Market on West Chew Street. The farmers’ market is open year-round on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays. For a taste of history or the outdoors, a 65-mile jaunt south on Interstate 476 will take residents to Philadelphia’s Liberty Bell and a 55-mile drive north on Interstate 476 leads to hiking in the Pocono Mountains.
LANta busses provide public transportation connecting Hokendauqua to nearby neighborhoods.
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