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Trooper offers a small, connected suburban community
Trooper is a small unincorporated community in Montgomery County that puts residents near an array of things to do without being in the heart of the city. There are lots of movie theaters and lots of parks. Valley Forge Park is nearby, and there are farm parks nearby,” says Kelly Stipa, a Realtor at Springer Group Realty with 27 years of experience. Stipa also notes that King of Prussia Mall, the fourth-largest in the country, is close to the community. In addition to all the attractions in the area, buyers also come to Trooper for the highly rated school district and the stable home values. This suburban community is about 25 miles from Philadelphia and not far from the Norristown Transit Center, making it a convenient choice for buyers who commute into Center City.
New Traditional homes appear along several Trooper streets.
Housing styles for all budgets in suburban Pennsylvania
Homes in Trooper are commonly Colonial Revivals, Cape Cods and ranch-style houses, often from the second half of the 20th century. There are some 21st-century New Traditional houses in the area as well. The suburban streets feature spacious properties, with a median lot size of over a quarter-acre. Lush, green lawns stretch out in front of the homes, with tall, leafy trees planted throughout the neighborhoods. Sidewalks offer walkability through the community. Prices vary significantly throughout Trooper. “They go up to a couple million, and down to around $300,000. Homes are available to a wide range of people,” Stipa says. Home values have consistently increased since 2021 and are higher than the U.S. and Philadelphia metro area averages. The median sales price is around $420,000.
New Traditional homes vary widely in price across Trooper.
Ranch‑style homes are common throughout Trooper.
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Neighborhood parks and historic sites offer lots to explore
Residents have plenty of recreation options, with parks in and around Trooper. Francesco A. Mascaro Park has baseball fields, a walking path and a playground. Eskie Park has more sports fields, plus a basketball court. Norristown Farm Park is a large green space with preserved farm buildings from the mid-18th century to the 20th century. The park gives a look at farm life throughout the years, while also offering over 8 miles of trails for hiking, biking and jogging. Valley Forge National Historical Park showcases Revolutionary War history with historic buildings and monuments. It also has several trails for visitors to explore. Golfers can tee off at Jeffersonville Golf Club, a public par-70 course.
Jeffersonville Golf Club provides a public course for Trooper golfers.
Norristown Farm Park in Trooper offers quiet trails for reading or exercise.
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Dining at locally owned restaurants and shopping at expansive malls
Trooper provides residents with a mix of shopping and dining options. “There are a lot of restaurants that are locally owned by families. You have an opportunity to not go to chain restaurants,” Stipa says. Spots on Main Street include Keystone Grill, a diner known for its breakfast food. Tosco Pizza & Italian Restaurant serves hearty portions in a casual dining area. While the locally owned options are popular, chains like Popeyes, Burger King and Wawa are nearby. King of Prussia Mall is about 7 miles from town and home to over 450 stores, including Nordstrom, Neiman Marcus and Bloomingdale’s. Groceries are available at stores on Main Street, like Lidl and Acme Markets.
Keystone Grill on Main Street is a frequent breakfast stop.
Lidl on Main Street offers groceries close to Trooper homes.
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Highly rated Methacton School District offers college-level courses
Students might attend Eagleville Elementary School, rated a B by Niche, for kindergarten through fourth grade. Skyview Upper Elementary School serves fifth and sixth grade, while Arcola Intermediate School serves seventh and eighth grade. Both receive an A-minus from Niche. Methacton High School gets an A and offers dual enrollment courses through Montgomery County Community College, plus 23 Advanced Placement classes. Out-of-district transfers are available at the discretion of the district administration.
Arcola Intermediate School serves grades seven and eight in Trooper.
Methacton High School in Trooper offers AP and dual‑enrollment courses.
Eagleville Elementary School displays a mosaic celebrating school pride.
Skyview Elementary School serves fifth and sixth graders in Eagleville.
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Several ways for commuters to get around the metro region
Commuters have multiple options for getting around Greater Philadelphia from Trooper. “If you’re taking the train, it’s pretty easy. It takes about 40 minutes,” Stipa says. “If you’re driving at rush hour, it’s time-consuming. Rush hour is very difficult. But during off hours, it takes about 35 minutes to get to Center City.” U.S. Route 422 is nearby and connects to Interstate 76 for a 25-mile drive into Center City. The Norristown Transit Center is about 4 miles away and is served by the Manayunk /Norristown Line. Jefferson Einstein Montgomery Hospital is about 4 miles away, while Philadelphia International Airport is about 32 miles from the community.
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On average, homes in Trooper, PA sell after 38 days on the market compared to the national average of 54 days. The median sale price for homes in Trooper, PA over the last 12 months is $470,000, down 23% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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