In Pennsylvania’s Chester County, agriculture and bucolic landscapes are a part of the charming backdrop of the Sadsbury township. The community attracts nature lovers seeking a slow-paced way of living. Unpaved trails winding through the local preserve are open invitations to admire the township’s natural beauty.
Many homes sit on slightly elevated lots with steps leading to wideset front porches. The area has farms and 20th-century Colonials. Cape Cods are also popular here, and several show bright pops of color. Contemporary homes show traditional forms that blend well into the streetscape. Most houses built after the 2000s are located in the far eastern corridor of Sadsbury. Attached dwellings, like duplexes and luxury townhouses, offer additional housing options. New townhouses are found in the Sadsbury Park development, which provides a clubhouse, dog park and other private amenities. Townhouses are often priced between $275,000 to $350,000. Detached homes in the area range from $375,000 to over $600,000 based on size, age and upgrades.
Students residing in the northern region attending Coatesville Area School District may enroll in Kings Highway Elementary School, rated C-plus on Niche. These students move on to The Scott 6th Grade Center, which has a C on Niche. Seventh graders also have a dedicated school at North Brandywine Middle, rated C on Niche. Eighth and ninth graders will start the day at Coatesville Area Intermediate High, and older learners will graduate from the Senior High. Both schools are rated C and B, respectively, on Niche.
Students to the south may attend the Octorara Area School District. Young ones can start their academic journey at Octorara Primary, which has a B-minus on Niche. Octorara Elementary is rated a B and opens its doors to third to fourth-graders. Octorara Intermediate School, which earned a B, educates children in fifth and sixth grade. Older students graduate from Octorara Area Junior-Senior High, rated C-plus. The schools in both districts have a student-to-teacher ratio slightly lower than the national average of 17 to 1.
Natural Lands Sadsbury Woods Preserve is one of the largest woodlands in the county. At over 500 acres, there are a number of hiking trails with varying terrain and difficulties to enjoy. The preserve is also a prime location for bird-watching, housing species such as the scarlet tanager and ovenbird. The space also attracts hunters during the fall and winter months.
Shoppers can head to West Sadsbury Commons for their day-to-day needs. The retail center includes big box stores, Walmart and Home Depot. There’s also department stores and service providers. Residents can source fresh produce and proteins at Hershey’s Farm Market, just behind the shopping plaza. Locals can grab takeout at Signature Pizza or Raku Hibachi & Sushi. Just past the township is Rocco and Anna’s, which serves Italian-style cuisine. Victory Brewing is an award-winning taproom with classic bar eats like nachos and wings.
Commuters can hop on the Amtrak at the station in Parkesburg, just south of the community, and Route 30 leads to surrounding communities.
Adrian Young
Keller Williams Keystone Realty
(223) 217-8660
186 Total Sales
1 in Sadsbury
$240,000 Price
Doug Chase
Beiler-Campbell Realtors-Oxford
(484) 665-7710
153 Total Sales
1 in Sadsbury
$200,000 Price
Bob Murray
RE/MAX Professional Realty
(484) 699-0341
66 Total Sales
5 in Sadsbury
$104K - $429K Price Range
Ben Rutt
Patriot Realty, LLC
(717) 864-6156
474 Total Sales
10 in Sadsbury
$308K - $587K Price Range
Maria Quattrone
RE/MAX @ HOME
(855) 933-5214
507 Total Sales
1 in Sadsbury
$185,000 Price
John Stauffer
RE/MAX Evolved
(223) 216-2104
117 Total Sales
1 in Sadsbury
$362,500 Price
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On average, homes in Sadsbury, Parkesburg sell after 36 days on the market compared to the national average of 70 days. The median sale price for homes in Sadsbury, Parkesburg over the last 12 months is $425,000, up 21% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
$1,480 - $2,673 per month
$1,695 - $2,095 per month
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A small town with a mix of historic and modern homes
Laid-back living in a small farm town of Sadsbury Township
A small Chester County town with a slow-paced community lifestyle
Rural township of Chester County where residents find solace among nature
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