Weisenberg Township is located in Northwestern Lehigh County and is a mostly rural community. With just 5,000 residents, it is a simple community 60 miles away from the business of Philadelphia.
Architecturally, Weisenberg is diverse. There are Colonial Revivals built in the late 1800s, ranch-style homes built in the mid-20th century and newer construction that was built in the 2020s. A three-bedroom, two-bath ranch-style home built in 1964 sold for $189,000 in 2022. A four-bedroom, two bath 1890 Colonial Revival will cost $264,9000. A four-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath traditional home built in 2022 goes for $592,000.
Students living in Weisenberg Township can attend Weisenberg Elementary and Northwestern Lehigh Middle, with both schools receiving a B rating on Niche. After graduating from Weisenberg Elementary and Northwestern Lehigh Middle, students can attend Northwestern Lehigh High, which has a B-plus rating. The student-teacher ratio at the high school is 13-to-1. Students at Northwestern Lehigh High can participate in the Lehigh Career and Technical Institute program. The program is designed for those students who want to explore college and career opportunities while in high school. This hands-on program ranges from careers in the arts and humanities to engineering and advanced manufacturing. Students will have the opportunity to intern or shadow employers while also earning college credit.
Apple Park is a nearly 20-acre green space where residents go to fish, picnic and use the tennis courts and playing fields for recreation. The park also features walking trails that weave throughout the park. If residents want to just sit by the pond and relax, they can do so on one of the benches surrounding the pond. Weisenberg Park is where locals can watch local baseball leagues compete on the baseball field. Weisenberg Fields features four multipurpose athletic fields and a pavilion for small gatherings.
Giovanni’s Pizza is where locals can stop by for some pizza. The Giovanni Special Pizza is made with chicken steak, ham, hot peppers, mozzarella and black peppers. DeMarco’s Italian Restaurant is a popular eatery with locals. At DeMarco’s, locals can hang out on the patio over drinks and one of their pies. Every Wednesday is all-you-can-eat spaghetti. The cheesesteak is also a favorite. New Smithville Diner is a popular restaurant for breakfast. Whether locals order French toast or omelets, they are always satisfied. Residents can commute five miles to the Lehigh Hills Shopping Center, where they can grocery shop at Weis.
For a staycation, locals can stay at the Glasbern, a historic hotel, whose property has been around since 1787. In 1985, the owners renovated the property into a country inn. What was once just 16 acres is now 150 acres that feature pastures, ponds and cozy lodging. It is also a popular spot for weddings and other special events.
Interested in learning more about homes in this area? Reach out to , an experienced agent in this area.
Ayon Codner
Keller Williams Real Estate - Allentown
(866) 721-8306
54 Total Sales
1 in Weisenberg
$377,100 Price
Nidhi Sharma
Weichert Realtors - Allentown
(484) 666-5597
87 Total Sales
1 in Weisenberg
$520,000 Price
Patricia Spitzer
Weichert Realtors - Allentown
(484) 742-3390
180 Total Sales
1 in Weisenberg
$820,000 Price
Loren Keim
Century 21 Keim Realtors
(610) 831-4500
462 Total Sales
8 in Weisenberg
$142K - $630K Price Range
Nancy Bischoff
Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Valley Partners
(848) 281-0796
89 Total Sales
1 in Weisenberg
$549,900 Price
Tim Tepes
BetterHomes&GardensRE/Cassidon
(484) 666-3252
230 Total Sales
3 in Weisenberg
$385K - $500K Price Range
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