The majority of homes in York are part of the Bermudian Springs, Central York, Dallastown, West York Area School District or York Suburban School District. Please contact us to find out whether or not a particular home you’re looking at is eligible for this school district.

Public School Data for York

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York Lifestyle

Are you thinking about buying a home in York, Pennsylvania? If so, you can rest assured there are more than a few good reasons to settle down in this southern part of the state. York is home to beautiful vineyards and numerous other attractions along with plenty of great restaurants and shopping venues. Let’s take a close look at several reasons to make the move to York, PA.

Shopping in York

York has everything from factory outlets to retail and specialty shops to farmers markets. Down at The Guitar Spot U.S.A., you can enjoy PA’s largest collection of musical instruments for sale. The West Manchester Town Center features Regal 13 Cinemas, Wal-Mart, Kohl’s and more. Other great places to shop in and near York include:

• York Galleria
• The Markets at Hanover
• Gabriel Brothers
• York Crossing
• Windsor Commons
• Dover Antique Mall Etc.
• Greybeards of Jacobus
• Lewisberry Antique & Craft Co. LLC

Restaurants in York

Whether you’re in the mood for Chinese cuisine or Italian fare, York has eateries to delight everyone’s taste buds. Down at Tutoni’s Restaurant, you can stop in for a quick bit of Italian favorites while over at the Central Family Restaurant you can enjoy classic American dishes. Other notable eateries in York are:

• The Handsome Cab
• Rockfish Public House
• The Left Bank Restaurant & Bar
• Mi Caldero
• District Thai Restaurant
• Roosevelt Tavern
• Mezzogiorno
• ROOST Uncommon Kitchen
• Hamir’s Indian Fusion

Attractions in York

You won’t have travel far and wide to find fun and exciting attractions in York. When you or the kiddos want to watch a movie, make sure to head on over to Area Movie Theaters. The National Aquarium is another great spot to bring the kiddos. Probably one of the most attractive aspects of York is that there is such a variety in the types of attractions that the area offers. It doesn’t matter whether you are looking for something to do with your family, coworkers or just by yourself, there are plenty of attractions to visit. The AACA Museum has a vast collection of buses and motorcycles from the 1890’s through the 1980’s. This museum is widely known for having the largest collection of Tucker automobiles. Other attractions in and near York that you should definitely consider checking out once you make the move here are:

• Indian Steps Museum
• Gettysburg
• York Expo Center
• Downtown York
• York Symphony Orchestra
• Dreamwrights Youth and Family Theater
• Flip Side

The majority of homes in Lebanon are part of the Cornwall-Lebanon School District or Lebanon School District. Please contact us to find out whether or not a particular home you’re looking at is eligible for these school districts.

Public School Data for Lebanon

School data courtesy of www.greatschools.org.

Lebanon Lifestyle

Are you thinking about buying a home in Lebanon, Pennsylvania? If so, you definitely have several reasons to go ahead and make the move. Whether you’re moving to Lebanon by yourself or with your family, you’ll have plenty of attractions, restaurants and shopping venues to enjoy. There’s a little something for the whole family in Lebanon. With a population of 133,568, Lebanon is located only 72 miles northwest of Philadelphia. Let’s take a look at all that this city has to offer.

Shopping in Lebanon

There’s nothing better than having several shopping venues located near your home, and this is exactly what you’ll enjoy when living in Lebanon. Down at the Grocery Outlet Bargain Market on N. Londonderry Sq. you can take advantage of fresh food and interesting items. When you’re on the hunt for sports apparel, make sure to head on over to Era Ski & Bike on Flory Mill Rd. Some of the area’s other notable shopping venues include:

• Lebanon Valley Mal
• The Stubborn Dutchman Flea Market
• Fertig’s Something Bold Artisan and Craft Shop
• Mi Vaquerita Luxury Western Wear & More
• J&B Discounts
• Boscov’s
• BT O’Donnell Goldsmith Jeweler
• T.J. Maxx

Restaurants in Lebanon

Are your taste buds in the mood for Mexican food? If so, make sure to swing by La Placita for an authentic Mexican meal. When you’re in the mood for Italian cuisine, you can’t go wrong by grabbing a table at Infinito’s Italian Buffet or DiNunzio’s Authentic Italian Hoagie. And when your taste buds are begging for an All American meal, you can delight them with a dish from Mel’s Diner. Other restaurants that you’re going to love in and near Lebanon are:

• Swatara Coffee Company
• Heisey’s Diner
• Bruno’s of Lebanon
• The Union Beer House
• Blue Bird Inn
• Gin Mill Restaurant & Tavern

Attractions in Lebanon

Do you have little ones making the move with you to Lebanon? If so, they are going to love the Park at Governor Dick as well as Dreamscapes Watergardens. For an experience that truly takes you back in time, you can take the kids for a visit at the Annville Train Station & Heritage Center. They are sure to love Lazer Factory, as well, which has lots of fun for the whole family. When it’s you and your friends or co-workers looking for something fun to do, make sure to check out the Escape Room Level 6. Other notable attractions in and near Lebanon include:

• Mount Hope Estate & Winery
• Stoy Museum
• Valarie Moyer’s Unique Dolls and Gifts
• Wolf Sanctuary Of Pennsylvania
• Yogey’s Miniature Golf & Ice Cream Parlor
• Historic Schaefferstown, Inc.
• Cornwall Iron Furnace

The majority of homes in Lancaster are part of the Conestoga Valley School District or Lampeter-Strasburg School District. Please contact us to find out whether or not a particular home you’re looking at is eligible for these school districts.

Public School Data for Lancaster

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Lancaster Lifestyle

Well known for its red-brick Central Market building, the town of Lancaster sits in the southern part of Pennsylvania. The city itself, as well as the surrounding areas, emit a traditional German settlement feel. Directly to the Southeast in Amish farm country is a smaller community known as Strasburg. If you’re thinking about moving to Lancaster, you definitely have several reasons to make the move. Here’s a close look at the various amenities and attractions that Lancaster offers.

Shopping in Lancaster

Whether you need to make a quick stop at the local grocery store or you’re shopping for that perfect engagement ring for someone special, you won’t have to travel far to take advantage of several shopping venues in Lancaster. You can indulge yourself in a variety of stores, including ones that sell Amish-made furniture, locally made foods, and national brand products. A lot of the stores in Lancaster offer free shipping, making it easy to order online. Some of the top shopping venues in Lancaster include:

• The Old Country Store
• The Shops @ Rockvale
• Shaker Shoppe, Inc.
• Tanger Outlet Center
• Carriage House Furnishings
• Dutch Haven Shoo Fly Pie Bakery and Gift Shop
• Ream Jewelers

Restaurants in Lancaster

Your taste buds will dance with delight when you make the move to Lancaster. No matter what you’re in the mood for, you won’t have to travel far to satisfy your cravings. From freshly baked goods to Chinese cuisine and even an All American dinner, Lancaster has delicious food for the whole family. In addition to traditional eateries, you will also find several nearby bars. Need a place to hang with your co-workers after work while everyone sips on a tasty brew? If so, make sure to swing by Tellus360 or Annie Bailey’s Irish Pub. Some of the more notable eateries in Lancaster include:

Local Cuisine

• Lancaster Brewing Company
• Silver Spring Family Restaurant
• Iron Hill Brewery & Restaurant
• Champagne Sunday Brunch

Cheap Eats

• Saigon Cafe
• Park City Dinner & Coffee Shop
• Souvalki Boys
• Neptune Diner

Reserve a Table Online Eateries

• JB Dawson’s Restaurant & Bar
• Bistro Barberet & Bakery
• El Serrano

Attractions in Lancaster

Whether you’re moving to Lancaster by yourself or with your family, you can rest easy knowing there are lots of nearby attractions. From water parks to tourists hot spots, there’s a little something for the whole family. Lancaster is rich with history and culture. Go on a steam train ride down at the Strasburg Rail Road or head on over to The Amish Farm and House for a guided tour of the quaint farm where you can learn about the traditional life of the local Amish. Other fun attractions in Lancaster include:

• Lancaster Central Market
• Fulton Theatre
• American Music Theatre
• Wheatland
• Rock Ford Plantation
• Dutch Wonderland
• The Lancaster Science Factory
• Long’s Park
• Hands-on House
• North Museum of Nature and Science

The majority of homes in Harrisburg are part of the Central Dauphin School District or Susquehanna Township School District. Please contact us to find out whether or not a particular home you’re looking at is eligible for this school district.

Public School Data for Harrisburg

School data courtesy of www.greatschools.org.

Harrisburg Lifestyle

If you’re thinking about buying a home in Harrisburg, PA, you can rest assured there are more than a few good reasons to make the move. Boasting breathtaking views of the Susquehanna River, Harrisburg features an array of attractions, shopping venues and eateries. Whether you’re making the move with your family or by yourself, the city’s rich culture has a little something for everyone to enjoy. Let’s take a look at several reasons you should make the move to Harrisburg.

Shopping in Harrisburg

Are you in the mood to do a little shopping? If so, make sure to swing by the Capital City Mall where you’ll find great sales all year round at more than 100 stores. Some of the mall’s more popular stores include American Eagle Outfitters, Buckle, Bath&Body Works, Dicks’s Sporting Goods, and Express. Over at The Shoppes at Susquehanna Marketplace, you will enjoy high-quality shopping at its finest with retailers like J. Crew Factory, Athleta and Banana Republic. Other great places to shop in Harrisburg include:

• Strawberry Square Shopping Center and Food Court
• Market Square
• Harrisburg Mall
• Colonial Park Mall
• The Camp Hill Shopping Center

Restaurants in Harrisburg

Whether your taste buds are begging for Italian, Mexican, Greek, or All-American cuisine, you won’t have to travel far to have them dancing with delight. Harrisburg is home to a slew of upscale and modern eateries. For a tasty Mexican dish, make sure to grab a table at El Sol Mexican Restaurant on S. 3rd St. For Italian fare, head on over with the family for a delicious meal at Cork & Fork. Some of the area’s other notable restaurants are:

• The Millworks
• Home 231
• O’Reilly’s Tap Room & Kitchen
• Harvest Seasonal Grill & Wine Bar
• Gabriella Italian Ristorante
• Cafe Fresco Center City
• Vino Italian Restaurant
• Jackson House
• Two Brothers Pizza
• Capitol Dinner

Attractions in Harrisburg

Harrisburg has numerous attractions for the whole family. With deep historic roots, you’ll find much appreciation for the city when you visit the National Civil War Museum. And if you feel like going on a short drive to the east, you can visit the city’s chocolate-inspired neighbor, Hershey. Some of Harrisburg’s other best attractions include:

• Pennsylvania State Capitol Complex
• National Civil War Museum
• The State Museum of Pennsylvania
• Fort Hunter Mansion and Park
• City Island
• Whitaker Center for Science and the Arts
• Pride of the Susquehanna Riverboat Cruise
• Susquehanna Art Museum

Public School Data for Swarthmore

The majority of homes in Swarthmore are part of the Wallingford-Swarthmore School District, with a smaller portion in the Ridley School District.

*Part of Ridley School District. Otherwise part of Wallingford-Swarthmore School District.

School data courtesy of www.greatschools.org.

Swarthmore Lifestyle

A visit to this cozy community will quickly show you why you need to be moving here. From luxurious neighborhoods to some of the state’s best attractions, there’s much to do all year round. If you’re making the move to Swarthmore, make sure to take advantage of these attractions, restaurants, and shopping districts.

Swarthmore Schools and Learning

Swarthmore is part of the Wallingford School District, one of the top-ranked school district in Pennsylvania. And the Swarthmore-Rutledge Elementary school is one of the best elementary schools in the state. Swarthmore College is at the heart of the community, and it too is a top-ranked private liberal arts college. Students of this prestigious school have won numerous Rhodes Scholarships, Marshall Scholarships, and Fulbright Scholarships.

Additionally, PPL Park and the John Heinz National Wildlife Refuge at Tinicum deliver optimal opportunities for learning about nature and wildlife, and both have become popular tourist attractions. Other schools and parks in the area that provide great educational learning include:

• Dream Park
• Fort Mifflin
• Bartram’s Garden
• Scott Arboretum of Swarthmore College
• Lang Performing Arts Center

Swarthmore Shopping

Shopping in Swarthmore delivers an enjoyable experience each and every time. Whether you’re making a trip to the local hardware store or to your neighborhood’s friendly pharmacy, you can rest assured you won’t have to travel far. For those who are in college and looking for textbooks, the Swarthmore College Bookstore offers both hardback and digital copies. If you’re in need of flowers or a gift for a special occasion, make sure to stop in at the Swarthmore Flower and Gift Shop to view an amazing variety of special occasion arrangements, gift plants, corsages, and much more.

Swarthmore Eateries

Another great reason to make the move to Swarthmore is because you won’t have much more than step out of your door to access delectable cuisine. If you’re in the mood for pizza, you have more than a few restaurants to choose from, including Swarthmore Pizza and Renato Pizza. For a more diverse dish, make sure to visit Ario Mediterranean Cuisine. If you like Asian food, stop in at the Happy Wok restaurant.