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West Brandywine's rural landscape offers access to nature
Among its bucolic landscapes, around 7,331 residents have found their sanctuary in West Brandywine. Within the embrace of Chester County, West Brandywine is a bedroom community and historic township incorporated in 1844. Gently cradled between the east and west branches of the Brandywine River, the township paints an idyllic rural picture. Its defining feature lies in the abundant woodlands swathing the area offering scenic views and generous parcels of land, providing seclusion and space for farming. The township thrives with equestrian centers, poultry farms and agricultural homesteads. From homemade goat milk and cheese to farm-raised animals, West Brandywine’s residents are immersed in a life nurtured by nature. “This area is an ideal location due to the rustic feel with access to nature but also surrounded by dining and activities,” says Gary Mercer a Realtor with KW Greater West Chester. Horseshoe Pike traverses through West Brandywine, which can take you 35 Miles to Center City Philadelphia and 25 Miles to Lancaster.
Driving past bucolic farms in West Brandywine makes commuting enjoyable.
West Brandywine boasts a thriving agricultural community rooted in tradition and sustainability.
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Colonial Revivals and ranch-style homes on multi-acre properties
As you explore the homes of West Brandywine, you’ll be met with a winding, rolling and hilled terrain enveloped by lush trees at every corner. The architecture ranges from charming Cape Cods and stone Colonial Revival homes with long driveways to ranch-style houses and split levels with attached two-car garages. West Brandywine generously provides the opportunity for those seeking ample acreage for their homestead, with the median home price in this backcountry community hovering around $500,000.
Modern Colonial homes nestled on wooded lots are a hallmark of West Brandywine living.
Charming Cape Cod homes with attached garages deliver affordable living in West Brandywine.
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Public and private institutions available for West Brandywine students
As for education in West Brandywine, Reeceville Elementary and North Brandywine Middle School caters to its youngest residents. Notably, North Brandywine Middle School ranks #5 for the most diverse schools in the state, according to Niche. Off Manor Road is Pope John Paul II Regional Catholic School, a private, faith-based school serving Pre-K through eighth grades. This school offers a STREAM-based curriculum emphasizing science, technology, engineering and math. Students may also be interested in attending Collegium Charter School, a free public school educating preschoolers up to 12th grade and offering a summer STEM program where the youngsters will learn how to code.
Reeceville Elementary offers strong academics and small classes for West Brandywine families.
North Brandywine Middle School in West Brandywine educates 393 seventh-grade students.
Pope John Paul II Elementary in West Brandywine stands out with an A rating for excellence.
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Fishing at Hibernia County Parks and programs at the YMCA
When the little ones aren’t frolicking around in the backyard, several local parks offer small playscapes for a change in scenery, including Cross Creek Municipal Park. For friendly games of baseball and shaded picnic tables, Spatola Park on Raleigh Drive is the place to be. You’re also just a stone’s throw away from Hibernia County Park, a natural oasis spanning 900 acres with sloping trails where residents can cast their line out for Largemouth Bass and Catfish along the banks of Brandywine Creek.
The Brandywine YMCA offers a multitude of recreational activities in this pastoral community. From swimming, weightlifting, basketball and pickleball, this is where residents of West Brandywine stay active. The Golf Zone Family Fun Center is ideal for an afternoon of leisurely fun, where residents thrill in miniature golf and go-kart racing.
Residents of West Brandywine stay active with top-notch amenities at the Brandywine YMCA.
Hit the greens at The Golf Zone in West Brandywine, perfect for practice and family fun.
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West Brandywine antiques and Coatesville restaurants
While the at-home garden might bear bountiful harvests, locals can head to Coatesville for a bite. Or nearby, get a table at Kings Tavern, indulge in their signature tavern classics like their southern fried chicken and bacon filet mignon and pair it with their Single Malt Scotch Whiskey.
Although West Brandywine does not have extensive retail options, Cricket’s Antiques & Garden pulsates with vintage finds where you can rummage through heirlooms, art and verdant plants to adorn your home. The market hosts seasonal maker markets, enlivening the shopping experience with artisan vendors. Manor Farm Market on Manor Road offers fresh, pesticide-free tomatoes, corn, peaches, and homemade desserts for your grocery needs. Alternatively, Crop’s Fresh Marketplace is a local family-owned grocery store readily available for daily essentials. With its serene agricultural identity, West Brandywine is the place for residents seeking a slower pace of life.
West Brandywine locals head to Crop’s Fresh Marketplace, a trusted neighborhood staple.
Discover antiques, plants, and décor treasures at Cricket’s Antiques in West Brandywine.
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On average, homes in West Brandywine, PA sell after 61 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in West Brandywine, PA over the last 12 months is $485,000, down 10% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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