Honey Brook
Honey Brook, PA, a small town in Amish country, has diverse housing and amenities like parks and an Amish Farmers Market. The Twin Valley School District serves the area with highly rated schools. A golf course adds recreation.
Average Value
$486K
List Price
$278K - $920K
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9 Listings
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West Caln
West Caln Township in Coatesville blends rural living with urban access. Hibernia County Park provides outdoor recreation, while Hibernia Mansion adds historic charm. Colonial homes and farmhouses adorn the scenic countryside.
Average Value
$449K
List Price
$280K - $667K
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7 Listings
Quarryville
Quarryville, PA is a rural community with family-owned shops and farm-to-table dining. Parks and trails cater to outdoor enthusiasts. The Solanco Fair celebrates local agriculture. U.S. Route 222 connects to nearby Lancaster.
Average Value
$427K
List Price
$237K - $1.4M
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Sadsbury
Sadsbury, near Parkesburg, offers rural charm with scenic landscapes. The Sadsbury Woods Preserve provides hiking and bird-watching. Housing includes farms, Colonials, and newer townhouses. Local amenities serve residents' needs.
Average Value
$397K
List Price
$256K - $570K
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Atglen
Atglen, PA is a quiet borough in Chester County's countryside. Victorian and colonial homes from various eras line its streets. The Community Park and upcoming Rail Trail offer recreation. Nearby Parkesburg provides amenities.
Average Value
$393K
List Price
$247K - $752K
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2 Listings
Leacock Township
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$517K
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$250K - $655K
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2 Listings
Salisbury Township Lancaster
Average Value
$481K
List Price
$241K - $1.2M
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9 Listings
Paradise
Surrounded by cheeky Lancaster County locales like Intercourse and Bird-in-Hand, there’s a rural village and township with a more nirvanic name: Paradise. Part of the Pequea Valley, the area covers a rolling expanse of fertile farmland, country roads and centuries-old settlements. Through a regional shift toward agritourism, housing development
Average Value
$456K
List Price
$265K - $1.2M
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3 Listings
Caernarvon Township Lancaster
Rolling hills, sprawling farms and roadside produce stands are part of everyday life in Caernarvon Township, an agricultural community in Lancaster County. “This is where you go if you want to see Amish and Mennonite farms at work,” says Wendy Stauffer, a Realtor with Kingsway Realty who has been selling homes in the region for more than 30 years.
Average Value
$450K
List Price
$289K - $895K
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4 Listings
Earl Township Lancaster
A swath of Lancaster County split in the 1800s to form East Earl Township and West Earl Township alongside this small central area of Earl Township. “All three townships are very rural, but East and West are just a little more built up,” says Amanda Martin, Earl Township’s secretary treasurer. Although rural Earl Township is dominated by Amish and Mennonite
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$444K
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$233K - $2.7M
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East Earl Township
Though much of East Earl Township is farmland, the rural area is also home to East Earl, a small community with a big draw: the nation’s largest buffet. With the large Amish community in Lancaster County, it’s common to see locals getting around by horse and buggy. The township's rolling hills also border Welsh Mountain, one of the few remaining
Average Value
$440K
List Price
$312K - $743K
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2 Listings
Strasburg
Shrill train whistles sound in Strasburg, a historic Lancaster County transit hub that's earned the nickname “Train Town USA.” Tracks run from this small borough to its surrounding, namesake township, connecting centuries-old landmarks to flocks of modern tourists seeking the bucolic beauty of Pennsylvania’s Amish Country. Engineered as it is to
Average Value
$433K
List Price
$294K - $1.4M
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83 Listings
Leola
In Leola, residents experience small-town suburban living while surrounded by Amish and Mennonite farmland less than 10 miles from Lancaster . “I have a friend who lives there and she loves the peace and quiet, and that she can still easily get to the city,” says Kimberly Smith, a Lancaster County resident who lived in Leola in 2010, and has witnessed
Average Value
$411K
List Price
$238K - $579K
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4 Listings
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