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Landisville offers quiet living between city and countryside
Landisville is a small farm-town suburb, ranked the best place to buy a home in the Lancaster area by Niche. While close to the city and the rural countryside, the town is a happy medium between the two environments. That’s precisely what led Tim Sosin and his wife, Hannah, to this peaceful community. “We love the quiet simplicity of Landisville,” says Sosin. “We were drawn to a quieter area of Lancaster where there wasn’t a lot going on, where there was room to breathe, and Landisville fits that balance really well.”
Landisville is surrounded by lush greenery during the spring and summer.
There is a section of Amos Herr Park in Landisville dedicated to the brave fire department.
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Homes range from historic farmhouses to new craftsmans
In Landisville, peaceful suburban development are surrounded by the farmland of Lancaster County’s rural countryside. The town features an eclectic mix of homes. A renovated 1800s farmhouse will sell for around $300,000. Other areas feature a variety of single-family homes from the mid-1900s such as ranch-style and split-level houses ranging primarily from $250,000 to $400,000. Those seeking a newer house can get a large contemporary craftsman-style home with an attached garage in a housing development for around $500,000 to $700,000.
Landisville has an abundance of single-family homes that sit on larger lots.
You'll find many modern single-family homes around Landisville.
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Hempfield High offers college prep and a strong arts program
Kindergarten through third-grade students attend Landisville Primary Center, which gets an A from Niche. They go on to A-minus-rated Landisville Intermediate Center, B-plus-rated Landisville Middle School and Hempfield High School. The high school has an A-minus rating from Niche and ranked the 75th-best college prep public high school in the state. It’s also renowned for its theater program, boasting a 1,300-seat Performing Arts Center.
Younger students in Landisville attend Landisville Primary Center.
Landisville Intermediate Center in Landisville serves students from fourth to sixth grade.
Landisville Middle School in Landisville has dedicated teachers who care about their students.
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Landisville Pool and local parks provide summer fun for families
Sosin adds that he enjoys living near Amos Herr Park. With several recreational activities available, the 56-acre park is great for those who like to get active. Grab a group of friends to play a pickup basketball game or to hit the beach volleyball court, among other public sports facilities. Kids can also have fun playing on the large, barn-themed wooden playground. Landisville Pool has been giving locals a place to swim since 1962.
Amos Herr Park in Landisville offers a large playground for children to enjoy.
The Landisville Pool offers relief for a hot summer day in Landisville.
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Miss Calee’s and Jake’s serve classic and creative brunches
While Main Street is mostly residential, there are a few local businesses. Early birds will enjoy the two breakfast and brunch restaurants. For a classic American breakfast, Miss Calee’s has a homey atmosphere. Jake’s on Main offers more experimental breakfast foods, such as their honey bourbon pancakes and street corn omelette. Big box stores are six miles away, closer to Downtown Lancaster. Wegmans is around 5 miles away.
Dine indoors or outdoors with friends at Miss Calee's Eats and Treats in Landisville.
Jakes on Main is a local favorite in the Landisville neighborhood.
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Fresh produce and flowers sold at nearby roadside markets
Just north of Landisville, on the other side of Route 283, residents are immersed in the beautiful farmland of Lancaster County and local markets. Spooky Nook Produce & Greenhouse sells farm fresh produce and a wide variety of flowers. They have homemade barbecue chicken and dipped ice cream from Kreider’s Dairy Farm on Saturdays from May through October.
For flowers, shrubs, and more head to Miller's Greenhouse in Landisville.
Take time to smell the flowers at Miller's Greenhouse in Landisville.
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On average, homes in Landisville, PA sell after 15 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Landisville, PA over the last 12 months is $445,000, up 13% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
The Ethan is a great floorplan to call home! The eat-in Kitchen with pantry and Breakfast Area opens up into the adjacent Family Room. Also on the first floor is a formal Dining Room, Study, and Powder Room. The large Owner’s Suite is located at the top of the stairs and has an attached full bathroom and walk-in closet. The Laundry Room, 3 additional bedrooms with walk-in closets, and a full bath
Welcome to the Kipling, a 1.5-story customizable floorplan! Enjoy first-floor living starting as you walk through the Foyer, with a Study at the front of the home which can be customized to accommodate a first-floor Guest Suite and Bathroom. The staircase is through the Foyer, taking you to the second floor. Through the Foyer is the Kitchen, Family Room, Dining Room, and Pantry. From the Garage
The Parker offers plenty of space to live and entertain in its open floorplan. An eat-in Kitchen with walk-in pantry and Breakfast Area opens to the Family Room. Enjoy a Study and formal Dining Room for extra living space on the first floor. Oversized 2-car Garage. The Owner’s Suite is located at the top of the stairs, with a large walk-in closet and spacious full bath. 3 additional bedrooms with
WAIVED APP FEES AND REDUCED DEPOSIT AT LANDISVILLENOW LEASING: 2 & 3 Bedrooms from $1100-$1541/mo*The Willows at Landisville is a 60-unit mixed-income rental community located in East Hempfield Township, Lancaster County, PA. The community offers one, two, and three bedroom apartments with spacious floorplan layouts, fully-equipped kitchens, washers and dryers, and
Welcome to East Hempfield, where rural charm meets city convenience. This thriving Lancaster County township, home to roughly 26,000 residents, boasts top-rated schools and beautiful homes against a picturesque backdrop of rolling hills and farmland. <br><br>“There’s a lot of history here,” says Darrell Coyle, Realtor with Charles & Associates Realty. “Many homes were built in the 1700s and 1800s. There are still some old, covered bridges and old iron forges around. It adds a really unique element to the area.”<br><br>The wide, curving residential roads of East Hempfield are lined with mature trees. In these neighborhoods, you’ll find an array of architectural styles that include brick ranch homes, colonials, transitional-style homes and a few Tudors. These houses are perched on lots typically ranging between a quarter and half-acre, with well-tended lawns and elegant landscaping. In East Hempfield, you can get a three-bedroom, one-bathroom ranch home for around $300,000, a four-bedroom, three-bathroom colonial for around $500,000 or a spacious four-bedroom, four-bathroom transitional-style home for roughly $700,000. You can also find a variety of townhomes in this area, with prices averaging $250,000. According to Coyle, demand has increased in this area in recent years, and houses sell quickly.<br><br>Students in East Hempfield attend Landisville Primary School, Landisville Middle School and Hempfield High School. These schools all belong to the Hempfield School District, which receives an overall grade of A- from Niche and rates highly in all categories, including academics, teachers, sports and college prep. Hempfield High, which also earns an A- from Niche, offers an array of Advanced Placement courses as well as dozens of clubs and sports for students to join. In 2023, Hempfield’s competitive cheerleading team won a first-place varsity national championship for the first time in school’s history.<br><br>For fresh air and exercise, head to Amos Herr Park, located on Nissley Road. This 56-acre, farm-themed park features several expansive play areas for different age groups, along with a zip line and covered pavilion. For more outdoor fun, enjoy a day on the green at Four Seasons Golf Club, located on Church Street. In the heat of summer, head next door to cool off in the Hempfield Rec Center’s large, sparkling swimming pool. Here, you can also participate in a wide variety of sports or fitness classes. <br><br>You can head to BJs or ALDI for a traditional grocery shop. However, you don’t want to miss Root’s Country Market and Auction on Tuesdays. This local market had humble beginnings as a poultry auction in 1925, and now the weekly event boasts over 200 vendors selling local produce, fresh meats, bakery items, handmade crafts and antiques. It’s a great place to feel the rooted community spirit that infuses daily life in East Hempfield. In this township, you’ll also find a few big box stores like Lowe’s. East Hempfield doesn’t have the commercial energy of nearby Lancaster, so when you’re looking for a shopping spree, hop in the car and head 7 miles east to find familiar retailers like Target and Walmart. <br><br>When hungry, you can’t miss the whimsical dining experience at Loxley’s, located in the Heritage Hotel on Centerville Road. Imagine dining in an elaborate tree house — that is what you’ll find at Loxley’s. This two-story rustic restaurant serves American fare, such as cheese curds made with local mozzarella and grilled prime pork chops. <br><br>Proximity to Penn State Health Lancaster Medical Center makes it easy to commute for work or medical care. With Highway 283 running right through East Hempfield, you can get to the city of Lancaster or beyond in no time.
Property Mix - Square Feet
Landisville Has More Owners
Demographics
Total Population
2,387
Median Age
42
Population under 18
25.7%
On par with the national average
23.8%
Population over 65
21.5%
On par with the national average
19.1%
Finances
Median Household Income
$92,913
Above the national average
$79,601
Average Household Income
$108,284
Education and Workforce
High School Graduates
98.2%
Above the national average
89%
College Graduates
50.6%
Above the national average
34.1%
Advanced Degrees
17.9%
% Population in Labor Force
67.4%
Weather
Annual Precipitation
44''
Average Winter Low Temperature
22°F
Average Summer High Temperature
86°F
Annual Snowfall
14''
Area Factors
Somewhat Bikeable
Bike Score®®
33/ 100
Car-Dependent
Walk Score®®
16/ 100
Source: Walk Score
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