Fairless Hills, PA Real Estate — Homes For Sale in Fairless Hills, PA

Fairless Hills Bucks County is a suburb of Philadelphia with a population of approximately 8,600. Living in Fairless Hills offers residents a suburban feel with an easy commute to Philadelphia or New York. The Pennsbury School District, which is the public school district serving the majority of the Fairless Hills area, is a highly rated district and voted the best prom in America where you are encouraged to . The typical Fairless Hills home is a ranch-style home, but there are several two-story options throughout the community. Fairless Hills offers something for everyone. Play a round of golf on the local 9 hole course, or soak in the sun at the community pool. A quick ride to Falls Park allows you to take in a local soccer game, stroll the walking path around the lake, or pack a picnic lunch to enjoy under the pavilion. There's even a dog park for your four-legged best friend! Close to shopping, restaurants and Sesame Place, with hidden gems such as a visit to the local farm for fresh produce, there is something for everyone! Come visit this gem of a community and see why so many people enjoy calling it home! less

Fairless Hills is a community in Falls Township, located in the Pennsbury School District. Its borders reach Langhorne, Yardley to Levittown. Route 1 runs through Fairless Hills which shortly connects to Interstate 95 and is close to Route 13. Located only 15 minutes is the New Jersey Capital -Trenton with trains departing frequently to and from New York. Relax on the weekends at The Oxford Valley Pool, visit restaurants or shop in this 2-square mile community. less

A small area in bucks county that, according to the United States Census Bureau, is only 1.9 square miles, of which 0.52% is water. Caroline lake sits situated in the center of the area, as well as the Oxford Valley Golf course. Fairless hills has houses both Falls township and Bristol township. Development in the area began in 1951 when developer Danherst Corporation began erecting prefabricated homes. It was named in honor of Benjamin Fairless, then president of U.S. Steel, which operated the "Fairless Works" plant which employed most of Fairless Hills' homeowners at the time. Some later developers of Fairless Hills designated several sections, or neighborhoods, kind of like the Levittowns, such as Heddington, Drexelwood, and Fairbridge North. Fairless Hills features all the conveniences of suburban living, with several close by shopping plazas, including the newly renovated Deon Square, Fairless hills Square and the Brown's shoprite, which now has a beer garden! less