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Small town near Pennsylvania-Maryland border
Located 4 miles from the Maryland border and about 15 miles from York, Shrewsbury provides small-town conveniences and historic charm. Shrewsbury Borough was founded in 1797, and it's a historic district that has been placed in the National Register of Historic Places. Residents can still see some historic buildings along Main Street, which is also home to many of the area’s local shops and dining options. Proximity to major roads makes this community convenient for commuters.
Blend of old and new
The residential areas of the community are lined with towering, mature trees and single-family homes. Prospective buyers have many options to choose from, whether it’s a split level home with brick accents, a contemporary colonial with plenty of windows to let in natural sunlight, or historic Victorian that was built in the late 1800s. Some homes in the area sit on spacious lots spanning over half an acre, providing plenty of yard space. Real estate prices have stayed pretty consistent throughout the years, ranging from the high $100,000 range for more established homes to $480,000 and above for newer homes. Condominiums and townhomes are also parsed throughout the area, as well as spacious lots that allow prospective residents to build their dream home.
You can find lovely new constructions just outside of the town center of Shrewsbury, PA.
A well kept colonial in Shrewsbury, PA.
A perfect example of a brick ranch home with detached garage.
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Local eateries and markets
Residents can start their day with a morning tea or coffee from The Village. Situated in the now repurposed Shrewsbury Savings Institution building, this quaint shop is popular for its homey vibe and delicious selection of coffee. There are various shops and dining options in the area, including big box retailers like Walmart and chain restaurant favorites like Panera and Five Guys in the Shrewsbury Commons Shopping Center. The Shrewsbury Antique Center has everything from vintage glassware and knick-knacks to train sets and vinyl’s. Residents can get their groceries from local Amish farmers at The Markets at Shrewsbury, which has 19 vendors selling everything from fresh produce to furniture, crafts and more.
Stop by for coffee or ice cream at Village Coffee & Cream in Shrewsbury, PA.
Coach Light is a local favorite dinner that you will find plenty of police go to in the morning.
At the local amish market you can grab a meal or a quick treat to enjoy in Shrewsbury, PA.
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Southern York School District
Students attending public schools in the area will likely start at Shrewsbury Elementary School until sixth grade, which has an overall Niche grade of B. Students will then likely attend Southern Middle School, which has earned a B-minus Niche grade and offers various athletic programs throughout the year including football, cheerleading and girls’ volleyball among many others. Susquehannock High School has an 8-out-of-10 rating on GreatSchools for college readiness, offering college, career or military planning to help students map out a plan for their post-graduation life.
Shrewsbury Elementary school has you covered from prek-5.
Susquehannock is the local high school in the Shrewsbury area.
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Neighborhood fun
Shrewsbury hosts a variety of events throughout the year that brings residents together, whether it’s small events like the Truck Zoo that displays trucks of all shapes and sizes at the Paul Smith Library, or the annual Christmas Tree Lighting ceremony that has live performances, good food and an appearance from Santa. The Shrewsbury Fireman’s Fall Fest is a big event for the area, featuring live entertainment, amusement rides and food trucks.
Nearby outdoor spaces
Want to get outside for some fresh air? Head to Charles Sweeney Memorial Park, which has a playground that children can spend hours on and a pavilion that’s available during the summer and fall months. There are plenty of parks in neighboring communities as well, including Hametown Park, which has a baseball and soccer field and several picnic tables that are perfect for an afternoon lunch. Residents looking to reach their exercise goal for the day are also close by to the 21-mile Heritage Rail Trail.
Bel Air country club is the local spot to enjoy some club house, swimming or golf.
18 links to enjoy just outside Shrewsbury, PA.
An aerial view of Shrewsbury Community Park.
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Getting around Southern York County
Proximity to Interstate 83 makes it easy for residents to head north into York or south into Maryland.
Welcome to Foxhaven, an exclusive community of new homes for sale in Shrewsbury, PA. Foxhaven features just 4 homesites, each ranging from 0.27 to 0.32 acres in size. Nestled in a serene setting yet just minutes from I-83, Foxhaven provides the perfect balance of tranquility and convenience. Whether you’re commuting to York or Maryland, you’ll appreciate the easy access to major routes while
Welcome to Foxhaven, an exclusive community of new homes for sale in Shrewsbury, PA. Foxhaven features just 4 homesites, each ranging from 0.27 to 0.32 acres in size. Nestled in a serene setting yet just minutes from I-83, Foxhaven provides the perfect balance of tranquility and convenience. Whether you’re commuting to York or Maryland, you’ll appreciate the easy access to major routes while
Welcome to Foxhaven, an exclusive community of new homes for sale in Shrewsbury, PA. Foxhaven features just 4 homesites, each ranging from 0.27 to 0.32 acres in size. Nestled in a serene setting yet just minutes from I-83, Foxhaven provides the perfect balance of tranquility and convenience. Whether you’re commuting to York or Maryland, you’ll appreciate the easy access to major routes while
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