Founded in 1727, the Upper Salford Township is a small rural community home to over 3,200 residents. Known as “an open space community,” the township has windy, far-reaching streets, wide open meadows and rolling farmlands full of grazing animals and flourishing crops.
Housing in the Upper Salford Township is a diverse mix of Colonial Revivals, ranch-style homes and split-levels from across the 20th century, yet the draw of the area is in the land. Residents have properties from two to 20 acres in size. Many prospective homebuyers are looking for a place to farm or house animals. It’s common to see stables adorning many properties. Housing prices vary greatly, with some as low as $400,000 and others as high as $900,000.
Students in the area attend schools in the highly rated Souderton Area School District, which earned an overall A from Niche. Kids kickstart their education at Salford Hills Elementary School, which touts an impressive A from Niche. Students continue to Indian Valley Middle School, which earned an overall A-minus from Niche. To earn their degrees, students attend Souderton Area Senior High School. Various school extracurriculars include a gaming club, fishing club, jazz combo club and K-pop club. The high school earned an overall A-minus on Niche.
There are ample parks in the Upper Salford Township area, and a local favorite is the Upper Salford Park. The park has various amenities, including a disc golf course, four miles of walking trails, a butterfly garden and a covered pavilion. Local athletes use the tennis courts, baseball fields, soccer fields and a sand volleyball court. For waterside fun, venture to Groff’s Mill Park. Perkiomen Creek’s eastern branch weaves the heart of Groff’s Mill Park and runs parallel to short nature trails. Many residents perch on small banks to cast a fishing line or relax by the water. If you need a spot to bring your furry friends, check out Cuddy Dog Park, which features two fenced-in areas.
When winter comes around, locals head to Spring Mountain for icy adventures like skiing, snowboarding, ice skating and ice hockey. Enroll in a ski and snowboarding program to advance your skills on the slope, or take personal lessons. The fun continues into other seasons with events like haunted hayrides and haunted ski lifts during the fall. The Upper Salford Township is also home to the Philadelphia Folk Festival. Area residents have quick access to the event, where they can enjoy live music, food and drinks.
Locals head to Shelly Square when they need to shop. In the heart of the shopping center is a Landis Supermarket, ideal for grabbing grocery essentials. Shelly Square also has several service businesses and restaurants, like Energy Station. The restaurant serves as both a tasty spot for dinner and an ice cream shop, with various flavors like pineapple upside-down cake and cookies and cream. A Walmart Supercenter is 2 miles south of Shelly Square for more big box shopping options.
Public transportation does not reach the area, so residents primarily drive when they need to get around. If you’re headed to Philadelphia, you’ll have a 36-mile trip south down the Pennsylvania Turnpike. Allentown is 25 miles directly north. Locals also use Interstate 73 for commuting in and out of the area.
Interested in learning more about homes in this area? Reach out to , an experienced agent in this area.
Marcus Gonzalez
Atlas Land and Homes
(223) 216-5019
101 Total Sales
1 in Upper Salford
$1,105,000 Price
Dave Curry
RE/MAX Legacy
(855) 698-1236
75 Total Sales
1 in Upper Salford
$70,000 Price
Erica Deuschle
Keller Williams Main Line
(610) 463-0417
1,458 Total Sales
1 in Upper Salford
$837,000 Price
Michael Saulino
Real of Pennsylvania
(484) 592-6063
113 Total Sales
1 in Upper Salford
$270,000 Price
Alexander Shulzhenko
Compass RE
(484) 603-6483
180 Total Sales
1 in Upper Salford
$525,000 Price
GEOFFREY SLICK
Keller Williams Real Estate-Montgomeryville
(484) 978-8325
90 Total Sales
1 in Upper Salford
$750,000 Price
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