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Peaceful Chester County suburb with historic charm and a bevy of amenities
Lionville may be a peaceful and quiet suburb, but it’s roaring with historic charm, connected to an excellent school district and close to nearby amenities. Lionville is a national historic district with dozens of homes and buildings from the 18th and 19th centuries, especially along the half-mile strip of S Village Avenue. That’s where buyers will find a collection of Colonial homes, including what was once the Red Lion Inn, where the town gets its name. The inn was notable for housing George Washington during the Revolutionary War. “It’s convenient to most major roads like the Penn Turnpike and local train stations, so residents can get into Philly for shows or work pretty easy. That’s the main draw of the community,” says Realtor Charlie Pennypacker with RE/MAX Professional Realty, an agent with over 16 years of experience.
Lionville is a busy and countryside suburb with plenty of things to enjoy.
The Uwchlan Meetinghouse is a historic building in Lionville and is available to rent privately.
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Buyers find a mix of historic homes, midcentury homes and contemporary estates
Along with these historic structures are a variety of single-family homes developed between the 1960s and 1990s. A vast majority of homes here are Colonial Revivals with a mix of split-level and ranch-style homes blended in. Most have ample yard space on quarter-to-half-acre, making it easy for residents to relax in their lush backyards. These homes typically range from $400,000 to $550,000. Larger Colonial Revival and contemporary homes that average around $650,000 may be found in communities within the neighborhood with homeowner’s associations. Additionally, Lionville is home to HOA townhouse developments, which have amenities like a community pool and tennis courts. A townhouse offers a more budget-friendly option, typically costing around $375,000.
The wooded areas in Lionville provide privacy for neighbors.
Lionville has rows of split level homes on quiet streets.
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Students attend Downingtown Area School District
“The school district is excellent here. It’s super important to a lot of people who move to the area and all the schools have A ratings on Niche,” Pennypacker says. Education begins at Lionville Elementary School, after which students attend Lionville Middle School. For high school, students attend Downingtown High School East. The high school was established in 2003 following population growth and is currently ranked in the top 50 for best college preparation schools in Pennsylvania by NICHE. It also has a healthy sports rivalry with its sister school, Downingtown High School West.
The Lionville Elementary School serves grades K-5 with an A rating on Niche.com.
High School Students in Lionville attend the prestigious Downingtown High School East.
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Residents can access community green spaces like Ackers Park
Neighborhood green spaces include Acker Park, which has a playground for kids along with a basketball court, softball field and an open grassy area perfect for running around or lounging for a picnic. Kids who want to play sports competitively can join the Lionville Youth Association with several sports fields set up at Lionville Park. For hiking, kayaking and fishing, residents can head just 5 miles northwest to Marsh Creek State Park. This 1,700-acre nature area is known for its beautiful blue lake that’s a go-to for swimming in the summer and ice skating in the winter.
Acker Park has a playground, basketball court and open fields for picnics in Lionville.
Aerial view of the Lionville Youth Association and Downingtown High School.
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Uwchlan Avenue is the heart of Lionville
Scattered around town are several business offices and small shopping centers featuring national and local brands, including a mix of restaurants to satisfy just about any craving. A favorite among locals is Ron’s Original Bar & Grille, which has been recognized by Main Line Today’s Critics’ Choice awards every year since 2014, most notably for its various gluten-free options. Residents also love Mama Wong @ Exton, an authentic Chinese restaurant serving dim sum.
For grocery needs and retail, the Lionville Shopping Center has a GIANT grocery store, a Target and various small businesses like Pickering Valley Feed and Farm Center. Residents are also not far from the big box stores, retail and recreation of Downingtown, like the Urban Air Trampoline and Adventure Park.
The neighborhood favorite in Lionville is Ron's Original Bar & Grille where friends socialize.
The Lionville Shopping Center provides convenient errands or eateries for residents.
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Connecting to Philadelphia via Interstate 76
With access to PA Route 100 and Interstate 76, residents can easily travel throughout Chester County and beyond. Commuters will be pleased to know that in addition to Center City Philadelphia only being a 35-mile drive, there is a SEPTA light rail station in Exton. For further travel, the Philadelphia International Airport is about 40 miles away. Residents are also only about 25 miles from Wilmington. Access to the surrounding area makes it easy to live in the secluded suburb of Lionville without feeling disconnected.
Route 100 and Route 13 intersect in Lionville giving easy commuter access.
With access to two major highways, Lionville is about a 35 minute drive to Philadelphia.
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On average, homes in Lionville, PA sell after 5 days on the market compared to the national average of 51 days. The median sale price for homes in Lionville, PA over the last 12 months is $487,000, up 15% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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