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Country living outside downtown Lancaster
Anyone who drives to Hornig should be sure to take Hunsecker Road, where they’ll cross over the Hunsecker Mill Covered Bridge and the Conestoga River. Built in 1843, it’s the longest of the 28 covered bridges in Lancaster County and it’s a local favorite spot along this scenic drive. And that’s not the only way to get in and out of town. “Being so close to Route 30, it’s easy to get to just about anything,” says Realtor Tom Garman of Coldwell Banker Realty, who’s sold homes in the Lancaster area for 10 years. “In Hornig, you’re pretty centrally located. There are tons of restaurants, microbreweries and amusement parks in the area.” Despite being close to everything, Hornig remains more rural, and offers residents the serenity of a slow-paced lifestyle while only being about five miles from downtown Lancaster—meaning peace of mind doesn’t come at the cost of convenience.
Hornig is a rural neighborhood with plenty of farmland.
Large homes with spacious yards are common in Hornig.
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Traditional-style homes border open farmland
Hornig is a well-spaced suburban community, meaning neighbors are neither miles down the road nor on top of each other. Its houses sit on sizeable 0.25-acre lots within neighborhoods that are often bordered by expansive open farmland, which adds an additional air of charm to this community’s calm country feel. Two-story American traditional-style homes are the most common architectural style here, but ranch-style homes and split-levels are available too. “The homes in Hornig are beautiful,” Garman says, “and inventory is low. Prices don’t tend to drop from the original listing.” The average sales price in Hornig is about $525,000, with three-bedroom single-family homes starting around $300,000. Occasionally, homes in Hornig list for over $700,000, but these are usually custom-built estates that are over 5,000 square feet and feature amenities like large decks, pools and backyard water features. The area is currently undergoing additional development, with lots of new single-family homes and duplexes being built in planned communities. These homes usually include two to four bedrooms and can go for prices between $400,000 and $500,000.
Large, new construction homes are being built in Hornig.
Hornig residents have many home style options to choose from, like this traditional two-story home.
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Public school system provides preschool
Hornig students go to school in the Conestoga Valley School District—specifically, Fritz Elementary School, Gerald G. Huesken Middle School and Conestoga Valley High School, all of which scored Bs or higher from the educational review site, Niche. The Conestoga Valley School District is part of the Pennsylvania ‘Pre-K Counts’ program, which provides free full-day pre-kindergarten to eligible students, as well as featuring pre-kindergarten classrooms in each of its elementary schools. Lancaster County Christian School is also located in Hornig and enrolls preschool through high school students.
Gerald G. Huesken Middle School is where students around Hornig can attend before high school.
Conestoga High School aims to provide a collaborative learning environment for its students.
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Public parks and nationally-ranked golf course
Hornig‘s Perelman Park is a public 5-acre green space featuring nature trails, a canoe launch, wetlands, a butterfly garden and a riparian buffer zone. Hornig is also home to the Lancaster Country Club, “One of the most prestigious country clubs in the area,” Garman says. Featuring a premier 27-hole golf course that was ranked as one of Golf Magazine’s Top 100 Classic Design Courses, it also features an additional 9-hole course designed for beginners and families alike. Lancaster Country Club also hosts elite golf tournaments, like the 2015 US Women’s Open Championship, and the upcoming 2024 US Women’s Open in May. Formerly a corporate park, Greenfield now operates as a mixed-use residential, commercial and community center that hosts ongoing events like yoga classes, coffee meetups, and wellness workshops.
The Lancaster Country Club near Hornig, has something for everyone.
Residents get outdoors and go to the Perelman Park near Hornig, which is beautifully situated by the Conestoga River.
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Local dining and farm-fresh groceries
When it’s time to eat, locals love Finazzos, a casual Italian spot; Funck’s, an American restaurant with ongoing events like live music and trivia nights; and Gracie’s on West Main, a diner serving breakfast, lunch and dinner. Farm-fresh groceries are never far away here, and locals can have their pick between Sunset Acres Produce, Sharp Shopper Grocery Outlet, Costco and Glick’s Natural Products, a local health food store. Most get their everyday shopping done in nearby Lancaster, which is home to countless retail chains like Target, Walmart, The Home Depot, Best Buy, Hobby Lobby and more.
Residents and visitors can throw back some slices at Finazzo's in Hornig.
For a taste of Thailand, residents can head over to Ramarn near Hornig.
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Community in Hornig and culture in Lancaster
There’s a little something fun for everyone in Hornig. For the kids, the Sky Zone trampoline park is a popular hangout, hosting family discounts on Sundays and also offering a membership rewards program. For entertainment, many head to the historic Fulton Theatre in nearby Lancaster, which puts on musicals and plays throughout the year in addition to offering youth acting classes. While others opt to pop over to Greenfield, a mixed-use residential, commercial and community center, that hosts events like yoga classes, coffee meetups and wellness workshops.
Members can lounge by the pool or play a game of golf at the Lancaster Country Club near Hornig.
Featuring many different flavors, the Freeze and Frizz in Hornig has something for everyone.
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Getting around Lancaster
Hornig is conveniently located along U.S. Route 30, which connects residents to downtown Lancaster and east-west across Pennsylvania. The closest hospital to the neighborhood is Lancaster General Hospital, four miles west in downtown Lancaster, and the nearest airport is the Lancaster Airport, five miles north. The Red Rose Transit Authority's Route 20 bus runs through Hornig, connecting residents to downtown Lancaster.
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Crime and Safety
1 - Low Crime, 10 - High Crime
Hornig
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Homicide
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4
Sexual Assault
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4
Assault with Weapon
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4
Robbery
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4
Burglary
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4
Motor Vehicle Theft
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4
Larceny
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Crime Score
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Hornig Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Hornig, Leola sell after 32 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Hornig, Leola over the last 12 months is $586,500, down 6% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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