Lancaster's Chestnut Hill neighborhood is located in the northeast area of the city and is known as a walkable neighborhood with residents that care. It's common to see neighbors strolling to the market, enjoying sunshine in the park, or grabbing a bite at one of Chestnut Hill's many restaurants.
Take a relaxing stroll through the unique Northwest Corridor Linear Park. Built along a small section of the old Pennsylvania Railroad line, the park is a neighborhood hub for kids, pets, and everyone else to get some fresh air, play chess, play basketball, and enjoy the many flower gardens.
The Wolf Museum of Music and Art, located on the corner of West Chestnut Street and Lancaster Avenue, is housed inside a Victorian home that dates back to 1890. Visitors can enjoy the concert grand pianos, extensive libraries, and paintings by the Philadelphia Ten.
The Chestnut Hill neighborhood also has several places to stop and grab a bite to eat, including:
Young children in the Chestnut Hill neighborhood can attend Fulton Elementary School and can expect a diverse environment and many programs and opportunities for growth. From there, students can attend Reynolds Middle School where they can expect an environment rich with opportunities to reach their full potential. Students can then complete their education at JP McCaskey High School where high expectations lead to success.
The streets of Chestnut Hill in Lancaster PA are lined with mature trees and the homes in the area fit right in to the Pennsylvania landscape. From two-story rowhomes that are a staple in the area to detached homes that echo Victorian style. There are even a few detached homes constructed in classic midcentury style with long, low profiles, open floor plans, and a close connection with nature.
View a list of Chestnut Hill homes that are currently available or contact Homesale Realty's team of local Lancaster real estate agents to find a home or schedule a showing.