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A suburban retreat with the best of both worlds
Tucked within Manheim County's wooded hills, Blossom Hill is a peaceful suburban retreat just miles from all that Downtown has to offer. Quiet residential roads feature a mix of home styles, many subdivisions feature paved sidewalks, and the 140-acre verdant Overlook Park is within walking distance for a few lucky residents. "Blossom Hill feels a bit more secluded," says Susan Allison, Realtor with Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices. "And many people like the privacy that comes with living there."
Winding country roads that pass by swaths of farmland and Amish-owned farm markets contrast with national chains and shopping plazas within a 10-mile radius of Blossom Hill. "Lancaster County has a lot of variety," says Matt Helsel, Realtor with Iron Valley Real Estate of Lancaster, who has 24 years in the industry. "We have the mountains and the river, but we also have farms and local markets that have been open for decades." Helsel notes that even though the area has grown with new homes and major businesses, the community hasn't lost its sense of tradition in the heart of the Amish country.
Blossom Hill is a peaceful suburban retreat just miles from downtown Lancaster.
Scenic nature trails can be found throughout Overlook Park in Blossom Hill.
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Ranch-style homes and new Craftsman builds
Quiet tree-lined streets give way to various architectural styles, including bi-level, split-level and ranch-style homes priced from the low $200,000s to the mid $500,000s. Compact Colonial Revivals and classic Cape Cods are listed in the same price range. "Blossom Hill has a very nice eclectic blend of homes that are more on the vintage side, built between the 1950s and 70s," Allison says. Most homes sit on roomy lots and feature fenced-in backyards, storage sheds and the occasional above-ground pool. New subdivisions built after 2020 showcase modern ranch-style homes in neutral hues and contemporary Craftsman-style dwellings priced from the upper $500,000s to the upper $700,000s. Other streets feature secluded properties with long winding driveways that lead to spacious colonials with over 3,000 square feet of living space ranging from the $600,000s to the high $800,000s. However, homebuyers should note that areas near Little Conestoga Creek are prone to occasional flooding.
Newer subdivisions feature spacious properties priced from the 600s in Blossom Hill.
Most of the houses of Blossom Hill are a mix of modest split level style homes.
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Manheim Township's highly-rated schools
One of the major draws to Blossom Hill is the highly-rated Manheim Township School District, which scores an A rating on Niche and is ranked the No. 1 best school district in the Lancaster area. Primary school students may attend A-rated schools like Bucher Elementary for kindergarten through fourth grade and Landis Run Intermediate for fifth and sixth grade. Manheim Township Middle School garners an A-minus rating from Niche, and Manheim Township High School also scores an A. In addition to Advanced Placement courses, high schoolers can participate in various extracurricular activities like the Key Club or the Soliloquy Club, an anonymous poetry club.
Manheim Township Middle School serves Blossom Hill students grades 7-8.
Blossom Hill high schoolers go to Manheim Township High, ranked 82nd within Pennsylvania.
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Recreation at Overlook Park
Overlook Park offers over 100 acres of rolling hills in the heart of Blossom Hill. A sprawling 18-hole public golf course and driving range anchors the park. Next door is Stoner Grille, a lively indoor/outdoor bar and restaurant with comfort foods like crab corn chowder and Bavarian pretzel bites. After dinner, families can head outside and play a game of mini golf at Pelvo's Putt Putt. Additional amenities include an outdoor swimming pool with a winding yellow slide, an indoor roller rink, a skate park and a small sand volleyball court. Overlook Park is also home to sports fields, a disc golf course, a members-only dog park, paved walking trails, bocce ball courts and a massive playground.
About 3 miles north of Overlook Park, Manheim Township Athletic Complex features a baseball field and two large turf soccer fields for practices, games and tournaments for local sports leagues. A small playground sits adjacent to the facility, offering respite for bored spectators and siblings.
Blossom Hill golfers can practice their swings at the driving range located at Overlook Park.
Kids love the water slide located at the public pool in Overlook Park in Blossom Hill.
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National retailers and local fresh-farm produce
Popular restaurants like Ciro's Italian Bistro and The Sandwich Factory Sports Lounge are scattered around Blossom Hill. The latter is known for its casual atmosphere and specialty hoagies like the "Monster" topped with two burger patties, Swiss cheese, barbecue sauce and fried onions. However, most retailers and restaurants are clustered along Fruitville Pike and Manheim Pike, less than 3 miles south. National chains serve up crowd favorites, while local businesses like Lyndon Diner attract brunch crowds. Homegrown brands like Lancaster Cupcake feature eclectic flavors like peach cobbler, strawberry crunch bar, and a weekly rotating specialty cupcake.
Big-box retailers range from Target and Walmart Supercenter to national grocers like Whole Foods Market and Aldi. Park City Center is an indoor shopping mall that boasts over 150 retailers, while three miles away, Downtown Lancaster's streets are lined with small boutiques selling clothing, gifts and decor. Downtown Lancaster is also home to the iconic Lancaster Central Market, housed in a historic 1800s brick building. Its interior is jam-packed with vendor stalls selling fresh produce, canned jams, flower bouquets, cheeses and meats.
Blossom Hill shoppers can head to Whole Foods for everyday grocery needs.
Lancaster Cupcake in Blossom Hill makes a wide variety of fresh, made from scratch cupcakes.
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Events in Downtown Lancaster and Lititz
Seasonal activities include apple picking in the fall and holiday craft markets in the winter. However, summer marks the arrival of the city's largest event, Celebrate Lancaster. On the last Friday in June, crowds gather in the streets for a day of live music, dancing, food trucks and firework displays. Fall ushers in events like First Friday, where art galleries and businesses stay open late with special events.
Residents are also 5 miles south of Lititz, a small historic borough with a charming Main Street. Community events include weekly farmers markets and Second Fridays. Other events include the Lititz Craft Beer Fest, which features a homebrew competition, samples from over 80 breweries, live music and more.
Blossom Hill art lovers can attend the annual Long's Park Art Fest and see over 200 exhibitors.
Long's Park Art Festival draws artists and attendees from around the region every year.
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Commutes around the community
Red Rose Transit Authority services the community, with bus routes running along nearby Manheim Pike, Granite Run Drive and Lititz Pike, better known as Pennsylvania State Route 501. Downtown Lancaster's Amtrak Station is about 4 miles south along Route 501, while other major thoroughfares include U.S. Route 30 and 222. Pennsylvania State Route 283 leads residents about 40 miles northwest to Harrisburg International Airport. Lancaster General Health Campus is the closest hospital.
Houses of worship around Blossom Hill
Lancaster County may best be known as Amish country. However, Pennsylvania is also the center of the Mennonite denomination. This population is reflected in the community's houses of worship, which include the modern Blossom Hill Mennonite Church and St John Neumann Catholic Church.
Residents of Blossom Hill can attend church services at a variety of houses of worship.
St. Peters is a Lutheran based church in the Blossom Hill neighborhood.
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On average, homes in Blossom Hill, Lancaster sell after 12 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Blossom Hill, Lancaster over the last 12 months is $398,000, up 3% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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