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New Holland is a close-knit borough surrounded by Lancaster’s farms
New Holland is a historic and modern center of community for the Lancaster County farmers tending some of the most fertile soil in the nation. Cars and horse-drawn carriages come into the borough on country roads, courtesy of the region's rich Pennsylvania Dutch and Anabaptist heritage. And while it’s a short drive to join the crowds in Lancaster city’s Central Market and orbiting outlet malls, New Holland is a place where neighbors might prefer to plant new pollinator gardens and prepare for next year’s farmers festival instead. “New Holland is just a peaceful area. You have a lot of amenities nearby, but you can get a house where the view off the back porch is a stunning sunset over farmland,” says Amy Beachy, a sales associate with Coldwell Banker Realty who specializes in and lives in Lancaster County. “All of these little towns in Lancaster County, they’ve just got this hometown feeling that you don’t get in a big city.”
The sprawling countryside of New Holland gives farmers ample soil to produce crops for the region.
The historic charm of New Holland provides locals with quaint ambience along Main Street.
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Single-family homes in 20th-century and 21st-century styles
Walkable blocks in New Holland's core are lined by the blend of housing styles popular in country towns around the turn of the 20th century: boxy American Foursquares, National farmhouses and the occasional ornate Victorian. Surrounding these older streets, grassier, more suburban subdivisions are full of Cape Cods, ranch-style homes, or New Traditional colonials, depending on whether they were built in the midcentury or the 1980s through the 2000s. Attached homes, including twin homes built in the early 1900s and townhouses built in the early 2000s, sell for around $160,000 to $350,000. Detached homes usually sell for around $250,000 to $550,000, depending on age, size and condition. “Garden Spot Village is nearby, that's a very well-known local retirement community for Lancaster County,” Beachy says. “If you’re a buyer with family living there, New Holland is a good place to stay close to parents or grandparents.”
Newer homes with Colonial influences and modern architecture are a popular choice for homebuyers in New Holland.
Many midcentury ranch-style homes in New Holland feature brick designs.
Twin homes with attached garages are common in the suburbs of New Holland.
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Attending Eastern Lancaster County School District
New Holland is served by the Eastern Lancaster County School District. New Holland Elementary School earns a B-minus from Niche, and Garden Spot Middle School scores a C-plus. While attending B-rated Garden Spot High School, students can choose to further their career and technical education skills at Lancaster County Career and Technology Center.
New Holland Elementary School is where many students of New Holland start their education.
Garden Spot Middle School is home to the Spartans and has a student-teacher ratio of 12 to 1.
According to state test scores, 72% of Garden Spot Senior High School students are proficient in math and reading.
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Shopping and dining on Main Street
Strip malls and old-school, sidewalk-lined commercial districts pocket New Holland’s Main Street. Ferns and pothos plants hang over cafe tables at New Holland Coffee Company. Smorgasbords, or buffets with hot and cold dishes, are a Lancaster County specialty. While Shady Maple runs one of the most highly trafficked smorgasbords in the region a few miles outside the borough, locals fill their bellies and beat the crowds at Yoders Restaurant & Buffet. Residents can pick up fresh produce at Yoder’s Country Market next door, or head to Grocery Outlet on the other end of town. Several houses of worship hold services throughout the borough, from New Holland Mennonite Church to Saint Stephen Reformed Church.
New Holland Coffee Company provides outdoor seating for locals who love to sip on their morning coffee.
The buffet at Yoder's Country Market provides hot items and a salad bar.
Main Street is the hub of all shopping within New Holland, where residents can peruse for unique items.
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Getting outside at borough parks and Welsh Mountain Nature Preserve
Community Memorial Park is the borough’s main green space, full of pickleball and basketball courts, baseball diamonds and a wooden castle playground. Golfers head to the park’s 9-hole Pitch & Putt golf course, and the nearby swimming pool opens through the warmer months. Groff Memorial Park is smaller, and home to a tree-shaded walking trail that winds around a wooden gazebo and benches. A walking path connects Groff Memorial Park to the New Holland Community Butterfly Garden, a small, well-manicured acreage for people and pollinators that opened in 2025. Nolts Pond offers a quiet place for catch-and-release fishing and watching the ducks. To explore longer hiking trails through deeper woods, residents drive about 10 minutes to Welsh Mountain Nature Preserve.
Groff Memorial Park’s butterfly garden is a haven for pollinators of all sorts.
Fishing enthusiasts can check out Nolts Pond, which sits on the outskirts of New Holland.
Hikers can venture out to Welsh Mountain Nature Preserve for a tranquil excursion.
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The New Holland Farmers Fair and music in the park
Local farmers and the borough’s craftsmen and artists shut down parts of Main Street for the annual New Holland Farmers Fair. The four-day event has been an autumnal tradition for more than 90 years. Lights flash on carnival rides, music stages and fried food booths throughout the festival, while other attractions like livestock shows, tug-of-war competitions and pet and baby parades draw visitors on specific days.
PA commuting from Lancaster to Philly
Industrial parks full of local manufacturers are south of New Holland’s Main Street. The city of Lancaster, and Lancaster General Hospital, are about 15 miles from the borough. Red Rose Transit Authority buses stop along Main Street, offering another way to reach the county seat. Harrisburg International Airport is nearly 50 miles away, and Philadelphia is roughly 60 miles from home.
Residents can hop on a Red Rose transit bus to get around New Holland.
New Holland is located just 3 miles east from Lancaster General Hospital.
Harrisburg International Airport can get residents of New Holland around the country.
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On average, homes in New Holland, PA sell after 15 days on the market compared to the national average of 54 days. The median sale price for homes in New Holland, PA over the last 12 months is $393,750, up 12% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
THIS PROPERTY IS GOING TO AUCTION ON SATURDAY FEBRUARY 28, 2026 AT 11:00 AM. THE LIST PRICE ONLY REFLECTS THE SUGGESTED STARTING BID. Clean brick ranch home with attached 2-car garage on a .46 acre level lot. Home offers 3 bedrooms, 2 full bathroom, kitchen/dining combo, formal living room, family room with brick fireplace and UGI insert, insulated all-season room and main floor laundry room.
THIS PROPERTY IS GOING TO AUCTION ON SATURDAY FEBRUARY 28, 2026 AT 11:00 AM. THE LIST PRICE ONLY REFLECTS THE SUGGESTED STARTING BID. Clean brick ranch home with attached 2-car garage on a .46 acre level lot. Home offers 3 bedrooms, 2 full bathroom, kitchen/dining combo, formal living room, family room with brick fireplace and UGI insert, insulated all-season room and main floor laundry room.
Welcome to 391 E Jackson St – a charming 2-bedroom, 1.5-bath duplex located in the heart of New Holland, PA. This well-maintained home features an attached 1-car garage, making parking and storage a breeze. Step inside to discover brand-new carpet throughout the entire first floor, offering a fresh, comfortable living space. The bright family room is a true highlight, with beautiful skylights
COMING SOON: Garden Spot Industries (new industrial park); Any Builder; Lot sizes range from 4.04 to 9.78 acres; Subdivision and land development plan approval expected to be summer 2025.
PUBLIC REAL ESTATE AUCTION on Thursday, March 19th, 2026 at 5:00 p.m. ESTATE owned, 524 Westfield Drive, New Holland is a single-story, ranch-style home featuring two bedrooms, one full bathroom, and a practical layout suitable for a variety of buyers. Constructed circa mid-20th century, the home is situated on a level lot with a paved driveway, detached one-car garage, and manageable yard space.
Patrick MorganPatrick Morgan Auction Services, LLC
Ashlea Gardens is a beautiful residential community in the heart of Amish country. We are centrally located in New Holland Pennsylvania. Our convenient location is close to major highways for the commuter, and is also close to the downtown area. Residents are able to walk to the local restaurants, parks, post office, local pool, library and fitness center.
5 bedroom, 3 bath rancher in Eastern Lancaster County School District. One floor living with open floor plan. Living room, dining, kitchen, mudroom/foyer, 3 bedrooms and 2 full baths. Basement includes family room, 2 bedrooms, full bath, utility room and storage. It also has a 2 car garage and a storage shed next to the garage. Utilities/Services Included: Onsite water and sewer Appliances
This unique and charming 2nd floor apartment offers a new, modern look with fresh updates in a great location! Situated along Route 23 in New Holland, this home is in a great spot for commuting to surrounding areas with easy access to major roads. Step into a sunny living room with nearby eat-in kitchen with laundry closet, brick accent wall, and sleek stainless steel appliances. Down the hall
2 bedroom, 2.5 bath rancher in Eastern Lancaster County School District. Plenty of room for entertaining. One floor living with living room, dining room, kitchen, den and laundry. It also has an 2 car garage and a patio out back. Tenant pays all utilities. Appliances Included: Electric oven/range, refrigerator (not warranted), dishwasher (not warranted), microwave (not warranted), washer & dryer
$35 non-refundable application fee required per applicant. Credit score of 600 or above with a clean credit report. 1-2 small pets under 30 lbs. will be considered on a case-by-case basis with a $500 pet deposit and $35/month per pet fee. **PLEASE DO NOT CONTACT THE LISTING AGENT DIRECTLY** FOR INFORMATION AND SHOWINGS, PLEASE CALL OR EMAIL THE RENTAL OFFICE. **AGENTS, PLEASE READ AGENT REMARKS**
$35 non-refundable application fee required per applicant. Credit score of 600 or above with a clean credit report. **PLEASE DO NOT CONTACT THE LISTING AGENT DIRECTLY** FOR INFORMATION AND SHOWINGS, PLEASE CALL OR EMAIL THE RENTAL OFFICE. **AGENTS, PLEASE READ AGENT REMARKS**
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