Westfall, PA Homes for Rent

Westfall Township, on the far northeast corner of Pennsylvania and just across the New York and New Jersey borders, balances its rural appeal with growing development and commutability to the New York City region. Commercial and residential buildings line Interstate 84, but most of the community’s land is undeveloped, with only the occasional home tucked away in the woods. “We have a big transient population as far as folks that are working in neighboring states,” says Robert Llewellyn, Westfall Township Chairman. “The big draw for this area is it’s close enough to the city, but it’s a rural area. There are a lot of outdoor activities.” Homes have been constructed throughout the 20th and 21st centuries in Westfall, and new residences continue to be built. “There are two or three housing developments in construction now or planned,” Llewellyn says. Apartment complexes, townhouses and Craftsman-inspired single-family homes just off of Interstate 84 are among the properties built since 2020. Bi-level, ranch-style and traditional homes are also found throughout the township. Houses usually sell for between $300,000 and $900,000, while townhouses have sold for between $315,000 and