Your Guide to Buying a Home in Richboro, PA

Buying a Home in Richboro, Pennsylvania

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Richboro is located in Bucks County

Population: 5,306     A quaint suburban community, Richboro is a town steep in history and rich in resources. Located 28 miles north of Philadelphia and 18 miles west of Trenton, this strategic location makes for perfect commuter living with Interstate 95 and U.S. Highway 1 just minutes away.

    Richboro's picturesque landscape, beautiful historic neighborhoods, and friendly atmosphere along with the communitie's pledge to a formidable quality of life is why more industries and more individuals are choosing to raise a family, retire, or establish a business in this progressive little town, draped in the facade of a rich heritage.

    Recreational activities within the area are plentiful, including nearby waterways hosting swimming, canoeing, and fishing while the surrounding rolling hills offer hiking and biking coupled with spectacular views. The nearby 1,171 acre Tyler State Park features miles of paved trails for both bikes and blades, wooded trails for horseback riding as well as picnic areas, playgrounds, and open spaces. Northhampton Valley Country Club is home to a challenging 18 holes of golf along with a swim complex, tennis club and fine dining.

    The downtown district offers a host of modern conveniences including pizza parlors, coffee shops, video stores, natural foods, novel shopping, and professional businesses housed in original storefronts or new developments displaying the architectual splendor of old. Traditional sidewalks are dotted with park benches where one can sit and relax, return a friendly hello, and take in the personna of small-town Pennsylvania.