
Sabri Thompson
Foraker Realty Co.
(856) 276-5092
115 Total Sales
1 in Marcus Hook
$230,000 Price
Located in Delaware County
Planted on the state line in Delaware County is Marcus Hook, a small borough affectionately called “The Cornerstone of Pennsylvania.” Starting as a humble fishing hub and later a resort destination, the community has evolved into a petroleum industry hotspot. This transformation over the years gave way to a modern town with active commerce. Today, this community is where the business district, parks, homes and schools are snuggled close together. “Marcus Hook is a relaxed community with festivals and events. It’s a nice place to live and easy to get around,” says an associate at the local Marcus Hook Deli.
The housing stock leans heavily towards townhomes that often range from 1,000 to 1,500 square feet in size. The community also contains several Colonial-style houses and twin homes. On average, these properties enter the market between $150,000 to $250,000.
Local students are served by the Chichester School District. Kindergarten to fourth graders will attend Marcus Hook Elementary. These students move on to Chichester Middle until the end of their eighth-grade year. Both elementary and middle schools received an A in the Diversity category on Niche. Chichester High educates Marcus Hook’s teenage residents. The school earned a B- on Niche in the Colle Prep category.
Despite its heavy industrial presence, Marcus Hook has been recognized as a Tree City USA for over 35 years. And locals have easy access to parks and green spaces. Next to the community center is Market Square Memorial Park. This gathering spot often hosts festivals and public events. When the park is not filled with visitors, the space offers serene views of ships passing in the Delaware River. Mickey Vernon Park is a 4-acre public spot with playgrounds and lighted baseball fields. Locals also take advantage of a walking route that passes by many notable markers in the community, increasing the overall walkability of Marcus Hook. The pedestrian route leads past the neighborhood historical society, library, and local business establishments.
Those looking for a bite to eat stop at the no-frills Marcus Hook Deli. “The neighborhood has some good restaurants, but people love coming here for hoagies. We sell a lot of them daily,” says an associate at Marcus Hook Deli. For a classic diner experience, locals turn to Sungate Diner for traditional American breakfast and lunch staples like omelets, home fries, grilled cheese sandwiches, or cream chipped beef. Maxi’s is a laid-back watering hole where residents go to shoot pool and unwind. The community also has a few longstanding convenience stores for pantry items.
Residents set their calendars for several exciting festivals and parades throughout the year. Some of the most notable are the borough’s Memorial Day Parade, Pirate Festival, and the Holiday Parade and Festival of Lights. Marcus Hook locals can reach downtown Philadelphia in 20 minutes by car. Near the edge of the community is the SEPTA Marcus Hook Station, providing a quick commute to those looking to travel around the city.
Sabri Thompson
Foraker Realty Co.
(856) 276-5092
115 Total Sales
1 in Marcus Hook
$230,000 Price
Maria Quattrone
RE/MAX @ HOME
(855) 933-5214
505 Total Sales
2 in Marcus Hook
$80K - $190K Price Range
Andy Perez
Realty Mark Cityscape
(267) 609-8991
49 Total Sales
1 in Marcus Hook
$170,500 Price
Delisia Inge
BHHS Fox & Roach - Hockessin
(856) 895-2082
89 Total Sales
1 in Marcus Hook
$229,000 Price
JACK SWEENEY
BHHS Fox & Roach-West Chester
(484) 787-5729
22 Total Sales
2 in Marcus Hook
$75K - $200K Price Range
Nick DeLuca
Coldwell Banker Realty
(610) 510-8958
199 Total Sales
3 in Marcus Hook
$105K - $325K Price Range
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