A Quick List of The Best Towns to Live in Pennsylvania
The Best Towns to Live in Pennsylvania
Moving is an exhilarating yet at times overwhelming prospect. Especially if you’re considering relocating to an unfamiliar location in Pennsylvania.
With unfamiliarity comes the struggle of deciding which towns will be the best for you and your clan to call home.
Between Ardmore, Pennsylvania, and Penn Wynne, Pennsylvania, there are almost too many options. This may make your home search even more challenging.
To make the search easier, we’ve created this quick list of some of the best towns to live in Pennsylvania.
Whether you’re looking for a tight-knit community or an area that oozes luxury and sophistication, there’s something for everyone on this list.
So, grab a cup of coffee and get comfortable as we discuss what the Keystone State offers below.
1
Ardmore
Buying Ardmore real estate should be at the top of your list if you’re looking for an area that boasts urban and suburban qualities.
Located twelve miles northwest of the Philly neighborhoods Haverford, Bryn Mawr, and Wynnewood, Ardmore is a lovely area to settle down in with many things to do.
It has reputable local schools, local dining spots, and attractive real estate opportunities.
Yet, it is also one of Pennsylvania’s most affluent areas. With average house prices costing around 82% higher than the national average and utilities costing 12% more.
If you’d like a more accurate picture of Ardmore real estate, consider contacting an Ardmore realtor like The Stephanie MacDonald, Esq. Team, specializing in buying/selling property in Main Line, New Jersey, and Center City.
Using their website, you can browse all available Ardmore real estate. You can find your dream Ardmore home using their home search, read customer testimonials, and much more.
Or contact them directly and learn more about the life Ardmore promises relocators from one of their team members today.
2
Penn Wynne
If you’re relocating to Pennsylvania and you have young children, Penn Wynne is an excellent area to settle down in due to the host of exceptional academic opportunities it provides.
Not only is it a wonderful place to raise children (or start a family), but due to its residential nature, there is a low crime rate, a sustainability-driven population, and an average cost of living.
This makes it one of the best places to live in Pennsylvania.
Outside of a professional/academic setting, Penn Wynne promises visitors and residents many things to do in their spare time.
Whether you enjoy exploring the outdoors or prefer to spend your time inside, some of the most popular things in Penn Wynne include following the steps of Rocky Balboa (literally!) and hiking up the Rocky Steps.
You can also cycle along the Schuylkill River Trail – attributing to Penn Wynne’s popularity as a settling-down destination.
3
Hershey
Yes, just like the candy, the 15,000-person community of Hershey is another top-ranked place for relocators to settle down.
Nicknamed the sweetest place on earth, Hershey is known for its chocolate and sweet-natured locals, exceptional education system, low crime rate, and low cost of living.
The only downside to this lovely little area is that it can be challenging to find employment.
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Many residents must venture into the neighboring cities of Colonial Park, Elizabethtown, Progress, and many more if they want to find work.
But so long as you don’t mind a little commute, Hershey is a wonderfully quiet place for you and your family to settle.
Would you consider these the best towns to live in Pennsylvania?
Let me know, til then—cheers m’deres!
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Nancy Polanco is a freelance journalist, lifestyle content creator, and editor of Whispered Inspirations. She is a proud Mom to Gabby and Michaela and partner and best friend to Darasak. Having worked as part of a health care team for almost a decade, Nancy is happy to be back to her passion. She is a contributor to the Huffington Post, TODAY’s Parents, and an Oprah Magazine Brand Ambassador.
