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Small-town living in rural Berks County
Robesonia gets its name from Henry P. Robeson, who founded the town in 1845 around an iron production business. The iron furnace was dismantled in the early 1900s, but the residential center remained, forming this quaint borough of western Berks County. Robesonia today has a population of 2,000 people and is located at the center of the Heidelberg township. "The area has a laid-back small-town vibe," says Leah Ruth, the Youth Services Coordinator at the local library. "We are in the rural land that separates Reading and Lebanon, close to both farm produce stands and city activity." With farmland to the north and forest to the south, Robesonia is a pocket of residential life with a peaceful natural backdrop.
Twentieth-century properties
American Foursquare homes built around the turn of the 20th century line the streets and cost just over $200,000. Residents of these properties step out of their front door right onto sidewalks and tend to park along the street. Off the main roads, lot sizes increase to a quarter acre, and homes include attached garages. Mid-century ranch-style homes start at just under $200,000 but can get up to $300,000 for half-acre lots or more contemporary styles.
Traditional twin homes line the streets of Robesonia.
Ranch style homes are prevalent in Robesonia.
You'll find many different architectural styles in Robesonia.
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Local restaurants and thrifty shopping
The center of town is filled with quaint local shops and restaurants. The Henry P. Robeson House is known for its barbecue, serving classic American fare in the oldest standing building in town, dating back to 1820. With several beers on tap and sports playing on big screens, it's a popular spot to meet friends. Down the street, Ozgood's Grill and Bar has a similar vibe and hosts monthly specials with unique holiday menus. "When it comes to our local businesses, I think of Lori's Candy Station," Ruth says. "The shop sells homemade chocolates and ice cream, and the owner does a lot for the community." Residents can pick up essentials at the Dollar Tree, and those who love thrift store bargains can head to Goodwill and the locally-owned Thrifty Mike's.
The Henry P. Robeson House in Robesonia is a local dining hotspot.
Ozgood's Restaurant in Robesonia is a local dining hotspot.
Unwind after a long day at the Henry P. Robeson House in Robesonia.
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Small town support
Robesonia is a small town built on community support. The Conrad Weiser Lions Club hosts a variety of fundraisers that go towards giving back to the community, including scholarships to the local high school seniors. Churches in the area host programs that offer free meals and children's clothing to families in need. The Robesonia Community Library has preschool reading groups, an LGBT teen club and small vendor events for local artists. And the whole community comes together in the last week of June for the Robesonia Street Fair, which includes live music, food vendors, carnival rides and a fireworks show.
Walk to local schools
Students in Robesonia are part of the Conrad Weiser Area School District. They start at Conrad Weiser East Elementary, which gets a B-plus rating from Niche, before moving on to Conrad Weiser Middle, which is rated C-plus. As a culmination of a year of environmental learning, sixth graders at the middle school look forward to a weeklong residential field trip up into Blue Mountain. Conrad Weiser High, rated B, has a state-recognized music program and offers advanced courses in engineering, programming and healthcare at the Berks Career & Technology Center. The middle and high school are within walking distance of many homes in the area.
Playgrounds, pools and popular fishing spots
At the heart of the neighborhood, Robesonia Park offers a playground and a picnic pavilion that locals can reserve for events. The Conrad Weiser Community Pool is another activity hub with summer swim lessons and open pool parties. Residents can take a twenty-minute drive to visit Blue Marsh Lake, a popular hiking and fishing spot. But right in Robesonia's backyard, Furnace Creek is also a popular place to catch some trout.
Take the kids to the Robesonia Playground in Robesonia.
Visit the memorial at the Robeson Memorial Park in Robesonia.
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Nearby attractions
The main road running through Robesonia turns into the major thoroughfare, US Route 422, on either side of town. Residents have easy access to Reading, 13 miles east, and Lebanon, 15 miles west. The Reading Public Museum is a popular day trip with varied science and art exhibits, a planetarium and an arboretum. And Philadelphia is just less than two hours away.
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Welcome to 222 W Penn Ave! A move-in ready 3-bedroom, 1.5-bath home in the Conrad Weiser School District. From the inviting front porch to the private backyard oasis, this home is full of charm and functionality. Inside, you'll find natural light streaming through the windows, creating a bright and cheerful atmosphere. The home was thoughtfully renovated prior to the current owners' purchase,
Welcome to 311 Mountain Avenue, located on South Mountain in the Conrad Weiser School District. This classic colonial sits on a spacious 1-acre lot and offers 4 bedrooms, 2 full baths, and 2 half baths. The kitchen features stainless steel appliances, quartz countertops, and a tile floor. There are hardwood floors running through much of the main level. The family room includes a brick fireplace
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