Neighborhoods in Lancaster County, PA

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  Bart Township

  Bart Township has been a major farming community in Lancaster County since the 1700s. Like much of the county, this township features many Amish farms that beautify the landscape of rolling hills. The Amish-run farm stands and restaurants also shape the community’s rural lifestyle. Most of those businesses are in the township’s small

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    $441K

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    $286K - $654K

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  Brownstown

  Brownstown, PA blends suburban living with Amish farmland. Highly rated schools and low crime risk attract families. U.S. 222 connects to Lancaster and Reading. West Earl Community Park features riverside trails and playgrounds.

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    $436K

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    $246K - $640K

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  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

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    $433K

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    $266K - $995K

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    72 Listings

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  Brecknock Township Lancaster

  In 1752, Brecknock Township was split between Lancaster County and Berks County, transforming the township into two side-by-side townships with the same name. The Lancaster side has two small villages, Bowmansville and Fivepointville, both featuring subdivisions, a park each, and a few places to shop and dine, all surrounded by the abundant

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    $422K

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    $244K - $928K

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    18 Listings

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  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

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    $412K

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    $247K - $579K

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    6 Listings

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  Sadsbury Township Lancaster

  Sadsbury Township in Lancaster County is a very rural area comprised of mostly Amish and Mennonite farmland. Dairy and produce farms sprawl around every corner, providing picturesque countryside views, while impacting other senses as well. “In fall, the crops come out, and by April, all the farmers are out pumping their manure pits, and you'll

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    $410K

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    $223K - $1.3M

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    2 Listings

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  West Cocalico Township

  In 1838, Cocalico split into East and West Cocalico townships. The east side became more commercialized and the west has maintained much of its Amish and Mennonite farming roots. Within West Cocalico Township are a few small unincorporated communities, including Schoeneck and Stevens, which are mostly made up of subdivisions, and Reinholds, a

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    $405K

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    $238K - $918K

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    3 Listings

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  Terre Hill

  Terre Hill is a tiny borough that dips along hills and dales in the Conestoga Valley near the northeast edge of Lancaster County. Even relatively far from the county seat and its major highways, Terre Hill hasn’t been untouched by Lancaster’s historic decline in industry and modern boom in new construction homes. Overall, though, Terre Hill has

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    $405K

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    $239K - $516K

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  Providence Township

  Providence Township offers a rural lifestyle in southern Lancaster County. The township covers a large area with homes addressed to four different towns, including Quarryville, the nearest hub for shopping and dining. While locals appreciate the calm beauty of rolling farmland, the community also enjoys getting revved up at the Buck Motorsports

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    $399K

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    $200K - $1.1M

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    5 Listings

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  Reamstown

  About halfway between Lancaster and Reading, Reamstown is a small but highly sought-after community in East Cocalico Township of northeastern Lancaster County. “It’s desirable because the neighborhoods are nice, the schools are good and it’s convenient for commuters,” says Wendy Stauffer, Realtor with Kingsway Realty, who has been selling homes in

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    $394K

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    $190K - $1.5M

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    3 Listings

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  Adamstown

  The first flea market opened in Adamstown in the 1960s. Since then, the borough has become famous for its 7-mile stretch of antique stores, earning it the nickname of Antiques Capital USA. “The antique stores are a big draw,” says Wendy Stauffer, a Realtor with Kingsway Realty who has been selling homes in the region for more than 30 years. “We

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    $373K

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    $254K - $493K

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    1 Listing

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  Swartzville

  Swartzville is a small unincorporated community in northeastern Lancaster County. Much of it is relatively new, featuring suburban developments that began springing up in the 1990s. The community sits between the boroughs of Denver and Adamstown, and homes have Denver addresses. “People don’t really call it Swartzville. They just consider it

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    $370K

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    $275K - $512K

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  Akron

  Akron was first settled in 1724 and was officially incorporated as a borough in 1895. Back then, this northeast Lancaster County community started to grow after the arrival of a railroad, which has since been transformed into a public rail trail. Main Street offers a glimpse into the borough’s past with century-old homes and a building that once

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    $358K

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    $250K - $624K

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  Ephrata

  Ephrata, PA, rich in Amish heritage, features the Green Dragon Farmers Market, Ephrata Cloister, and extensive parks. The area has highly rated schools and lower crime rates compared to the national average.

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    $355K

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    $210K - $691K

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    31 Listings

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