Why Bucks County

With its rich history dating back to colonial times, Bucks County boasts picturesque towns, charming architecture, and a strong sense of heritage. Quaint villages and preserved landmarks provide a glimpse into America’s past.

The county is home to many diverse landscapes, from rolling hills to serene rivers and lush forests. Its scenic beauty is a draw for outdoor enthusiasts, offering opportunities for hiking, biking, kayaking, and horseback riding. Tyler State Park and Peace Valley are two local favorites.

Situated just north of Philadelphia, Bucks County provides a convenient suburban lifestyle while being within reach of the cultural, entertainment, and career opportunities of a major city. Additionally, slightly an hour south of New York City by either NJ Transit/Amtrak or car. With access to I-95, and the PA Turnpike, residents are a short drive to multiple international airports as well.

While residents can enjoy a quieter lifestyle, the proximity to Philadelphia and NYC means access to a wide range of employment opportunities, particularly in sectors like healthcare, education, technology, and finance.

The area is home to excellent schools, both public and private, providing a solid educational foundation for families. There are also many top-rated nearby universities, including Princeton, UPenn, and Villanova.

Bucks County has been a haven for artists and creators for decades. The county's artistic legacy is reflected in its numerous galleries, museums, and cultural events. New Hope is home to many renowned artists, eclectic shops and museums.

Quaint downtown areas and farmer's markets offer opportunities to explore local shops, and boutiques, and enjoy diverse culinary experiences.

Access to quality healthcare is important, and Bucks County offers a range of medical facilities and services to meet residents' needs. In addition to exceptional local facilities such as Doylestown & St. Mary’s, Bucks residents are a short drive to the one of top children’s hospitals in the world, Children Hospital of Philadelphia (CHoP).

There's no shortage of family-oriented activities, including parks, recreational facilities, and events tailored for all ages. The county's suburban setting often translates to lower crime rates and a generally tranquil living environment. Some great family attractions include Peddler’s Village, Shadybrook Farms, and the nostalgic New Hope & Ivyland Railroad.