Susquehanna Houses for Sale

Susquehanna, located in Susquehanna Township, is a small suburb that evolved from a farming community in the 1950s and 1960s. The neighborhood features ranch homes and Colonial Revivals on rectangular lots of less than an acre. While some farms still operate on the northwest side, the area is prone to flooding from the West Branch Susquehanna River, contributing to fertile soil for agriculture. The crime rate here is lower than the national average. Residents enjoy outdoor activities at the playground, baseball field, and basketball courts behind the Susquehanna Township Municipal Building. River Road homes often have private boat docks, facilitating summer boating and fishing. State Game Lands No. 126, located 3 miles east, offers hunting opportunities. Winter brings sub-freezing temperatures and significant snowfall, with indoor activities available in nearby South Williamsport, such as the Treasure Castle Playland and the World of Little League Museum. Dining options are limited, with The Who’s Inn being the lone restaurant, offering pizza and burgers. Nearby, Carriage House Creamery serves ice cream seasonally. Essential amenities like Save A Lot supermarket and CVS are found 4 miles away in South Williamsport. Local events are organized by the Nisbet Volunteer Fire Co. and Nisbet United Methodist Church, including tractor pulls and Easter egg hunts. Route 654 and Village Drive are the main roads, connecting residents to Duboistown and South Williamsport, with further access to Interstate 180 and Williamsport Regional Airport, 9 miles away. Schools in South Williamsport have average ratings, with students attending Central Elementary and South Williamsport Junior/Senior High School.