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Loganville is a convenient York County borough with a hometown feel
Even though it has its own exit on Interstate 83, Loganville is one of the southern York County boroughs that keeps a lower profile. “Loganville is small enough that people might not know it exists, but it's so easy to get on I-83, and it feels like the kind of hometown that you’re proud to say you’re from,” says Ruby Darr, Team Leader at RE/MAX Patriots in York who has lived in Loganville for 50 years. Although the borough’s population is easily under 2,000, long-preserved connections to neighboring Jacobus Borough and Springfield Township extend the pool of Loganville’s favorite community events, small-town businesses and highly rated regional schools, all set in the tranquil, rural hills and dales that roll between York City and the Maryland border.
Shopping and dining along Main Street
The spread-out commercial strip along Main Street is peppered with mom-and-pop restaurants and larger chains. Near the gas station and Dollar General just north of the Loganville, Mama’s Pizza is the go-to spot for Italian staples and subs. Stepping into Brown’s Farm Market on the borough’s southern end, the smell of apples or strawberries clues shoppers into what’s in season in the surrounding orchards, fields and greenhouses. When it comes to the market’s selection of baked goods and prepared foods, Darr finds it hard to pick a favorite: “Golly, they have it all – there’s fresh peach pies, homemade bread and ciders. They even have a delicatessen area and sell Lancaster County coffee, which is delicious.” For big box shopping or more restaurants, locals are likely to head to the strip malls or downtown businesses farther north in York County.
Check off your grocery list in Loganville at Brown's Farm Market.
Mamma's Pizza in Loganville fills up at lunch time with locals craving their favorite slice.
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A mix of single-family homes built in the pastoral Central PA landscape
Main Street is lined with the National-style homes, bungalows and Foursquares that were popular in the early 1900s. Suburban developments shoot off from the main drag, characterized by classic ranch-style homes and larger Colonial Revivals built from the 1950s through 1960s. These older homes sell for around $150,000 to $260,000. Some subdivisions were built on Loganville’s outskirts in the past few decades, full of New Traditional homes that sell for $315,000 to $480,000. Despite the new subdivisions, much of the land surrounding the borough retains the ranging, pastoral landscape that South Central Pennsylvania is known for, a patchwork of corn fields and woods. “It depends on where you live, because Loganville isn’t pancake-flat. I’m kind of up on a hill, so I can see over a beautiful valley, and look to see if cars are slowing down on I-83 after it snows. A lot of the land is preserved through the federal government, so it’ll always be beautiful farms and countryside,” Darr says. Loganville has a CAP Index crime score of 2 out of 10, lower than the national average of 4.
Cozy brick Cape Cod's and bungalow style homes are some of the most common home types in Loganville.
Colonial home owners in Loganville take pride in their pristine landscaping.
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Christmastime in Loganville and other events with borough community groups
Festive flags hang outside the businesses, churches and community centers participating in Christmastime in Loganville, a decades-strong day of coordinated commerce and wintertime cheer that returns on a Saturday each November and stretches to include the neighboring municipalities of Jacobus and Springfield Township. Larger venues like the local intermediate school draw thousands of visitors to craft fairs showcasing wintertime goods and raffle baskets, while smaller set-ups at places like Christ Lutheran Church might invite the community to order some homemade soup. Other organizations put on events of their own; the volunteer-run Loganville Fire Company is funded in part by regular barbecue chicken fundraisers, and kids visiting Brown’s Orchard might hunt for Easter eggs or take a hayride between the pumpkin patch and corn maze, depending on the season.
Neighborhood schools and regional schools in Dallastown Area School District
Kids attend kindergarten through third grade in the borough at Loganville-Springfield Elementary School, which earns an A-minus from Niche. Dallastown Area Intermediate School serves fourth through sixth grades in neighboring Jacobus and earns a B-plus. Dallastown Area Middle School earns a B and shares a campus with the A-minus-rated Dallastown Area High School. Older students can enroll in dual enrollment courses through institutions like York and Elizabethtown colleges.
Loganville-Springfield Elementary School has 459 students in grades K-3.
2,014 students walk through the doors of Dallastown Area Senior High School each day.
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Borough parks and nearby York County recreation
Goodling Park falls within Loganville, home to a baseball diamond that hosts Dallastown Cougar Little League games, athletic courts, playground equipment and a rentable event building. North of Jacobus, residents can find two of York County’s sprawling destination parks. At Richard M. Nixon County Park, trails cross creeks and pass by butterfly gardens. Pinned insects and taxidermy animals fill the park’s nature center, educating visitors on state and global wildlife. William H. Kain County Park is more than 1,600 acres of forested wilderness, packed with hiking and biking trails, picnic-friendly pavilions and freshwater lakes that open hundreds of acres for fishing and non-motorized boating.
Fishing lovers head to William H. Kain County Park to cast their line.
Goodling Park's well-maintained basketball court sees a lot of friendly pick-up games.
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Commuting on I-83 through northern York County and south to Baltimore
Beyond those employed at local hubs like the Wolfgang Candy Company and the Pennsylvania State Police Barracks, Loganville’s residents are largely leaving the borough for work. Interstate 83 parallels Main Street, offering a roughly 8-mile drive to downtown York’s county buildings and the WellSpan York Hospital and a 45-mile drive across the state line to Baltimore. Harrisburg International Airport is about 40 miles away.
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On average, homes in Loganville, PA sell after 10 days on the market compared to the national average of 49 days. The median sale price for homes in Loganville, PA over the last 12 months is $245,000, down 18% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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Take a look at this all brick rancher that features three bedrooms, three bathrooms, and a tandem four-car garage.The main level includes a large living room with a pellet stove, a dining area, and a spacious kitchen with ample cabinetry.The lower level offers a finished recreational room, along with a kitchen, a game room, and a full bathroom. There is a new roof which was installed in Nov of
Jane GinterBerkshire Hathaway HomeServices Homesale Realty
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One bedroom, one bathroom apartment.Note: Applicant must fill out an application and be approved by Southern Management Rentals, LLC PRIOR to viewing the property. The online application can be found on our website. You can apply for this property under the property description.
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