Welcome to Bucks County
Welcome to Bucks County, a gem of a region of timeless beauty, seeped in history and rural charm in southeastern PA. From the quaint areas of Upper Bucks like Tinicum Township to the bustling boroughs of Central Bucks such as Doylestown, and the scenic towns of Lower Bucks including Newtown and Yardley.
Bucks County offers a diverse tapestry of experiences. It's a destination that combines rural serenity with suburban convenience, making it one of the most sought-after areas for PA buyers.
The Scene
In Upper Bucks County, you’ll discover a laid-back atmosphere and a strong sense of community. It’s an area of truly picturesque towns, charming main streets, and a slower pace of life that encourages relaxation and a connection with nature. Sundays are for exploring as each town has its own distinct character.
There are wineries along the way (check out the village of Finesville – yes, I said ‘village’ – that’s the vibe) plus many points along the road to simply cross a bridge to dip into some of the historic little towns in NJ such as one of my faves, Frenchtown.
The Lifestyle
They say every area has a local color and none is more vibrant than Bucks County. Every season brings its own magic – think fiery fall colors and cozy winter scenes that belong on a postcard. Foodies will love the farm-to-table scene, history buffs can geek out at all the museums and historic sites, and outdoor enthusiasts can hit the 58-mile canal path for some serious biking action. Whether you're hunting for quirky finds at Peddler’s Village, sipping cocktails riverside at Odette’s in New Hope, or channeling your inner George Washington at Washington Crossing Park, there's always a new adventure waiting.
The Market
Saying that Bucks County's got options would be quite an understatement. There are farmhouses in Upper Bucks and Victorians and riverside condos in New Hope. For more modern dwellers, Lower Bucks has got some sweet suburban setups.
With great schools, gorgeous surroundings, and easy access to the Lehigh Valley, Philly, and NYC, it's no wonder Bucks County is a hot spot for house hunters. Whether you’re a New Yorker seeing a weekend getaway or a permanent resident, this area offers a peaceful retreat with a whole lot of access.
